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VOL. 61
March 2012
Number 3
General Meeting~ March 21st
ATTENTION
RANGE OFFICERS
and
TRAINING RANGE
OFFICERS
TRO’s, remember the TRO Fast Track System to get
your cards. Call Andy Lynch for details if you are unsure
of how to obtain your RO Card. If you did not get the
proper number of hours on your card for the class-time or
last years RO/TRO hours, please contact Andy Lynch to
make arrangements to do so. Thank You
PUPPY FAIR
Bring
Your
Puppies
to
Sell!
2nd Sunday
of each month
(March – October)
8:30am – 2:30 pm
Range Officer Class Schedule
Sunday, March 18th, 2012
Meeting Rm. 3:00pm – 5:00pm
(Returning Range Officers ONLY Please)
For more info call:
Dave Elam (248) 624-0944
During
and after
the Country
Breakfast
Dogs must be leashed or in a pen
Wednesday, March 28th, 2012
(Returning Range Officers & Fast Track RO’s
ONLY Please)
Sunday, April 1st, 2012
(Returning RO’s, Fast Track RO’s, Returning
TRO’s and New TRO’s)
~ Work Bee ~ March 25th ~
PRESIDENT’S COLUMN
It was amazing that the weather cooperated long
enough so that we could get in our ice fishing contest.
The winners of the contest were: Marty Zaremba with
an 11 ¼ inch Crappie; and Paula Philippart with a 7
½ inch
Blue Gill. Both of them
received $35 each and donated
it back to the club for the fish
stocking fund.
I hope you made it out to
our Super Bowl party, and the
Wild Game Dinner. I would
like to give out a special thank
you to Superior Game Ranch
who graciously donated the
Wild Boar, the Water Buffalo, and also some Bear for
the Wild Game Dinner.
We had a lot of nice Bucks at our Big Buck Night.
Congratulations to all the lucky hunters: Carey
Sevenson , Adam Rott, Fred Koby, Joe Costa, Rick
Kovach, Carey Stevenson, Chris Curtis, Don Bishop,
Tom Hesch, Page Meyers and all the others.
Coming up March 10th, will be the Multi-Lakes
Pheasant Hunt. The cost is $85 per hunter, with sign
up at the bar - or contact Marshall Maybrier or Terry
Smart.
The spring swap day will be held March 18th,
9AM to 2PM in the main clubhouse. Come on out
and buy, sell or trade of your sporting gear. Cost per
table is five dollars per member and the second table
is free.
If you don't have a CPL license, there are two
classes currently scheduled: March 24th and May 12th.
With the weather warming up we will be doing a
lot more shooting around the club. So, the Range
Officer’s classes are scheduled for March 18th, March
28th, and another April 1st. If you're interested,
please contact Andy Lynch.
See you around the club, ~ Sam
MULTI-LAKER DEADLINE
Deadline for articles in the April 2012 Multi-Laker Magazine
is Wednesday, March 21st, 2012.
NOTE: All copy must be electronically submitted and approved by the Editor.
THE MULTI-LAKER
(USPS) 350-060
Published Monthly by the
Multi-Lakes Conservation Association
Office Fax – (248) 363-8092
Club Manager – Barry Anderson
Office Manager – Terry Martin
CLUBHOUSE – (248) 363-9109
Skeet, Trap & Sporting Clays Building – (248) 363-8811
Indoor Range House – (248) 360-3965
Member Michigan United Conservation Clubs
Michigan Coalition for Responsible Gun Owners
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2012 OFFICERS
PRESIDENT………………...…... .… SAM MULLINS, (248) 766-2238
VICE-PRESIDENT………..….…MICHAEL BEATTIE, (810) 533-3088
TREASURER………………...…......….DAVE FISHER, (248) 668-0371
RECORDING SECRETARY….RICHARD JOHNSON, (313) 278-7841
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY….........MARK GEIGER, (248) 681-6732
2012 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Dave Chappel`12 .….…… ……………………....……...(248) 363-1398
Marshall Maybrier `12…….………………….….………(248) 867-5069
Micky McCanham `12………… Vice-Chairman ………(248) 366-6819
Matt Philippart`13 ….…… Chairman …….…….………(313) 443-4777
Terry Smart `13…………………………….....….………(586) 980-6013
Mark Torigian`13…………………………………...……(734) 679-9874
Rich Carlson `14…………………………………....……(248) 210-3623
Jon Lash `14…………………...………………....………(248) 363-7474
Marty Zaremba `14...…………………………….…...….(248) 476-3983
Russ DeVriendt – Past President …………….…….……(248) xxx-xxxx
MLCA
Member
1.855.4.MURRAY
POSTMASTER: send address changes and notices of undelivered
copies on form 3579 to:
MULTI-LAKES CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION
3860 Newton Road
Commerce Twp, MI 48382
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The Multi-Laker is monthly publication of Multi-Lakes Conservation Association – Dave Leonard, Editor, D_Leonard@multilakes.com
3/7 Chairmens Meeting
3/11 Country Breakfast
March 2012
3/14 Board of Directors Meeting
3/21 Membership Meeting
Monday
Sunday
Tuesday
Wednesday
3/25 Work Bee
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
2
3
3pm-Dusk Sporting Clays
3-9:30pm Skeet & Trap
3-9:30pm Skeet & Trap League
5-7pm Junior Slingshot MTG RM
7pm-12am Slingshot MTG RM
6-10pm Bullseye Pistol RG#1
6-9pm Dog Training Class RG#2
5:30-8:30pm Fish
Fry
6pm Archery Indoor
League RG#2
9-11am Junior Pellet Rifle RG#1
10am-2pm Muzzleloaders Woods
Walk
10am-3pm Sporting Clays
12-3pm Open Shooting ODR
6-9pm Combat Pistol RG#1
8am-12am Archery NFAA State
Tournament RG#2
8am-12am Reception MTG RM
4
12-6pm Skeet & Trap
12-6pm Skeet &Trap League
12-3pm Outdoor Range
4:30-8pm Open Pistol RG#1
Tournament RG#2
5
7-9pm Junior Rifle
RG#1
6-10pm Ladies Euchre
League MTG RM
6-10pm Mens Euchre
League BAR
6
10am-2pm
Archery Indoor
League RG#2
6:30pm Bingo
6-9pm Combat
Pistol RG#1
7
8
7:30pm
CHAIRPERSONS
MEETING
League
6-9pm Black Powder
5-7pm Junior Slingshot MTG
Pistol RG#1
6 & 9pm Archery Indoor RM
7pm-12am Slingshot MTG
League RG#2
RM
6:30-9pm Junior
Shotgun
9
5:30-8:30pm Fish
Fry
6pm Archery
Indoor League
RG#2
Sault Ste. Marie
Casino Bus Trip
10
9-11am Sr .22 Rifle Shoot RG#1
10am-3pm Skeet & Trap
10am-3pm Skeet & Trap League
Tournament RG#2
Sault Ste. Marie Casino Bus Trip
11
9am-12pm Country Breakfast
10:30am-2pm Sporting
Clays Winter League
12-6pm Skeet & Trap
12-6pm Skeet & Trap League
12-4pm .22LR Pistol Pin Top
Shoot RG#1
8:30am-2:30pm Puppy Fair
GROUNDS
Tournament RG#2
Sault Ste. Marie Casino Bus Trip
12
7-9pm Junior Rifle
RG#1
6-9pm Safari Club
International Novi
Chapter Meeting
League MTG RM
6-10pm Mens Euchre
League BAR
13
10am-2pm
Archery Indoor
League RG#2
6:30pm Bingo
14
15
7:30pm BOARD OF
DIRECTORS MEETING 3-9:30pm Skeet & Trap
9am-12pm & 6:30League
8:30pm Open Pistol
5-7pm Junior Slingshot MTG
RG#1
6 & 9pm Archery Indoor RM
7pm-12am Slingshot MTG
League RG#2
RM
6:30-9pm Junior
Shotgun
10am-4pm ICE-HIS ODR#1
ICE OD#1
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5:30-8:30pm Fish
Fry
6pm Archery
Indoor League
RG#2
ICE OD#1
8am-4mpm
Tactical Training
RG#1
17
9am-12pm Junior Pellet Rifle
RG#1
1-3pm Junior Archery RG#2
6:30-10pm Euchre MTG RM
10am-12pm New Members
Meeting MTG RM
4pm-12amParty S&T
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12-6pm Skeet & Trap
12-3pm Archery Open Shooting
RG#2
12:30-5pm Archery MAA Club
Championship RG#2
9am-2pm Sporting Goods Swap
Meet MTG RM
3pm Range Officers Class MTG
RM
6-9pm Meeting RG#2
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8am WORKBEE ALL
10:30am-2pm Sporting
Clays Winter League
12-6pm Skeet & Trap
12-3pm Archery Open Shooting
RG#2
Boy Scout Campout PAV CG
12-4pm .22LR Pistol Pin Top
Shoot RG#1
19
7-9pm Junior Rifle
RG#1
League MTG RM
6-10pm Mens Euchre
League BAR
ICE ODR#1
20
10am-2pm
Archery Indoor
League RG#2
6:30pm Bingo
6-9pm Combat
Pistol RG#1
ICE OD#1
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22
8pm MEMBERSHIP
MEETING
Multi-Laker Deadline
6 & 9pm Archery Indoor League
7pm-12am Slingshot vs
League RG#2
Archery MTG RM
23
5:30-8:30pm Fish
Fry
7pm-12am
Slingshot vs
Archery RG#2
Boy Scout
Campout PAV CG
RG#1 S&T
24
9-11am Sr .22 Rifle Shoot RG#1
Boy Scout Campout PAV CG RG#1
S&T
8am-8pm CPL Class RG#1 & 2
26
7-9pm Junior Rifle
RG#1
League MTG RM
6-10pm Mens Euchre
League BAR
27
10am-2pm
Archery Indoor
League RG#2
6:30pm Bingo
10am-4pm
Tactical Training
ODR#1
28
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9am-12pm & 6:303-9:30pm Skeet & Trap
8:30pm Open Pistol
RG#1
6 & 9pm Archery Indoor League
League RG#2
10am-4pm ICE-HIS ODR#1
6:30-9pm Junior
Shotgun
7pm Range Officers
Class MTG RM
30
5:30-8:30pm Fish
Fry
6pm Archery
Indoor League
RG#2
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9am-12pm Varmint Shoot ODR#1
5pm-12am Slingshot Banquet
MTG RM, BBQ
1
2
3
4
10:30am-2pm Sporting Clays Winter
League
12-6pm Skeet & Trap
12-3pm Archery Open Shooting RG#2
3pm Range Officers Class MTG RM
7-9pm Junior Rifle RG#1
League MTG RM
6-10pm Mens Euchre
League BAR
10am-2pm Archery
Indoor League RG#2
6:30pm Bingo
6-9pm Combat
Pistol RG#1
7:30pm CHAIRPERSONS
MEETING
6-9pm Black Powder Pistol
RG#1
6 & 9pm Archery Indoor
League RG#2
6:30-9pm Junior Shotgun
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3-9:30pm Skeet & Trap League
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7
5:30-8:30pm Fish
Fry
6pm Archery Indoor
League RG#2
9-11am Junior Pellet Rifle RG#1
10am-2pm Muzzleloaders Woods
Walk
April
3
Kids Easter Party
& Egg Hunt
Sunday April 8th
1:00 to 4:00pm
Annual
Work-Bee
will be on
Sunday
May 6th
More info
next month
Fly Tying Workshops
Trying to tie a new fly and have a
question?
Everyone is Welcome
Cost $10.00 at Registration
No Pre-Registrations Taken
All Sessions Must be Attended
No Make-Up Sessions Available
Soda and Snacks Available to Purchase
Wondering how
to proceed?
Enjoy the company
of other fly tiers?
Every Tuesday evening, 7 – 10 PM, during the
months of February and March, come to the old
sporting clays building next to Indoor Pistol, for
an opportunity to learn about and tie flies. You
must bring your own equipment and materials.
We will provide the expertise and
encouragement.
Any questions, contact
Jim Weakland
at 248-736-8861 (cell)
JGHBJ@aol.com
OR
Charlie Stevens
248-542-4773 (home)
248-225-7499 (cell)
CVS_54238@yahoo.com
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May 1st
– Registration Starts at 6pm – Class 7 to 10pm
– Firearm Show and Tell
May 2nd – Class 7 to 10pm
– Archery Show and Tell – Hunter Responsibility
May 5th – Sat. 9am to 12noon – Hands-on Outdoor activity
- Shooting, Compass, GPS, and Boat Safety
May 8th
– Class 7 to 10pm
- First Aid, Game Care, and Game Management
May 9th – 7 to 9:30pm – Review - Testing – Test Scoring
- Certificates will be distributed
(A minimum 80% score is required to receive certificate)
Questions:
Wayne Hoyt – 248-363-2294
Chet Dymon – 248-363-7030
Or e-Mail chetdymon@aol.com
(topic – Hunter Ed)
Sporting Goods
SWAP DAY
March 18th
9am – 2pm in the main Club House
$1 at the door, kids under 12 free
Buy-Sell-Trade
Guns, bows, hunting, fishing, camping equipment,
reloaders, ammo, tools and more!
COME SEE US - 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
Women on Target® “Round Robin” Clinic
2nd Annual Frank H. Zoch Round Robin Edition
Come out and join us April 21, 2012 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, Modern Rifle and Black Powder Rifle. All equipment, ammo,
targets, breakfast snacks & lunch included. Due to the popularity of the clinic, preregistration is
required.
REGISTRATION: 9:00 A.M. followed by ORIENTATION & MANDATORY SAFETY CLASS
SHOOTING BEGINS 10:15 A.M. (Rain or shine). $45.00 fee covers hearing & eye protection and item mentioned above.
Pre-registration required by 4/15/12 - Fee: Non-refundable after 4/15/12 Make checks ($45.00) payable to: Multi-Lake C. A.
Mail to: Cal Kittinger - 24264 Tamarack Circle Southfield, Mi. 48075-6179 (248-354-4449)
c.kittinger@multilakes.com Use “Women On Target” on subject line.
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Phone ___________________________________E-mail __________________________________________________
Experience level: No experience {
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Some experience {
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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 21, 2012 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.
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Signed___________________________________________ (If a minor, signed by a parent or guardian of said minor)
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~ Ice Is Nice 2012 ~
T
he ice King (Ron DuBois) stood on the shore of ancient Lake
Reed in the present day Kingdom of Multi-Lakes. King Ron
contemplated the dire situation: the weather gods were ruining his
yearly tournament. Had he not made the necessary sacrifices to
the ice god Budweiser?
Participants from a hundred leagues
away would be a arriving in ten days and
the sacred tournament grounds were still
an angry swirling liquid mass where there should have been glass-smooth ice.
King Ron did what any good King would do. After consulting with his advisors
and his fair Queen Piper he decided to double his sacrifices to Budweiser and the
lesser
god
Miller.
The temperatures soon plummeted
and King Ron decreed from the
podium: “There Will Be Ice”
And ice there was. A white castle
with twin smoke stacks was erected on
the shore by Lords Kendra, Zavits,
Cohurst, Carlson, Zogta, Wilkerson, and
Franklin. On the day of the tournament
all were admitted wherein Queen Piper
bestowed food and warmth upon the
masses.
Following further sacrifices King
Ron decreed: “There will Be Fish” And
there were fish.
Newly knighted (new member) Lord
Andy Russel stood guard all day. His
lordship Mike Mermen donated new
fishing rods for tournament victors:
Urchins Shelly LaFave , Will Paige,
Evan and Brady Carlson, and Stephen
Gendelman all received new ice rods.
Princess Paula Phillipart and his Hindness Marty Zaremba donated their booty
back to the Kings’ fish fund.
All had such a good time, that subjects
were throwing cash at King and Queen
DuBois. The King’s treasury amassed $325
for this year’s fish fund. All the Kings men
and their carts made it home safely.
Save the Queen and princess Lynn. (They
make cookies)
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Loyal Subject, ~ R. C. Carlson
~ Big Buck Night ~
Chet Dymon receives hit Lifetime
member plaque – Congratulations Chet!
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~ Officer’s Corners ~
~ Vice President ~
As the winter club activities are coming
to a close, we enter into hopefully the last few
weeks of winter.
Soon we will be gearing up for all the fun
spring and summer events. Skip with the car shows, Jeff
with the fly fishing group, Lynn busy planning the first
flea market, hopefully walleye fishing, and the possible
return of bike week.
Thank you to those that run these events and
contribute to making our club what it is, as well as those
that may show up and participate.
If you are considering using our facility for your
event please hurry to reserve your date , the spots are
filling up fast!!
Hope to see you soon,
MTB
~ Membership Secretary ~
I had an interesting discussion with another
member after the February Chairman’s
Meeting. We were discussing the membership
count and how the many applications were
on hand for the March New Member Meeting. I told
him that we were on track for about another 30
applications and that we usually get about 80% follow
through. I told him the count of Regular, Working and
Probationary members is 643, which is 357 below the
by-law limit of 1000.
He mentioned that the 1000 would seem to be an
easy target to hit if every one of the 643 Regular,
Working and Probationary members just brought in
one new member especially if they brought a family
member or friend in. I said it would be even easier to
hit if the other 364 other members were to help also.
I can’t stress enough to the membership that we all
should make an effort to show off our club and stress
the attributes and benefits that we have to offer.
See you around the Club!
Don’t forget to sponsor at least one new member!
~ Mark Geiger
~ Recording Secretary ~
Well were off to a good start this year.
Your President and Vice President have some
Great ideas for the year
I’m writing this before the Wild Game Dinner but
I’m sure the food will be great again this year. The
kitchen crew does a great job every year, and Dave has
said he’s got a few really great prizes for the raffle - so I
hope to see you all there.
I’m also working on the revision of the By-Laws. If
you have any suggestions, would like to see any errors
corrected, or know of something that needs to be
changed please write it up. You need to submit the
change before next month’s meeting. Either email
them to me or drop them in my mail box at the club.
~Rich “Doc” Johnson
~ Treasurer ~
Hi all, Happy March. About three more
weeks and Winter will be gone. I am sure the
ice fishing guys aren’t real happy this year
with the weather but the rest of us are not
going to complain.
I know our Veterans Memorial Committee wants to
do the Dedication Ceremony for the project this
summer. That means time is starting to run out to
purchase your brick to honor our Members of the
Military. For as little as $60.00 you can be part of
something to be proud of, that will be around for many
years to come. I had a Father that served in the Army in
World War I, a Brother that served in the Army,
another in the Navy and a Son that was a Marine. I bet
most of us can come-up with a reason to buy a brick.
Let’s do it soon, so they can start building.
Last this Month, Bingo needs help badly. This event
makes the Club a lot of money. It would be a shame if
it went away. There are many different jobs that need to
be done, so anyone can help. Call the Chairmen or
show up by 6pm on Tuesday.
Later, Dave;
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Chairmen’s Meeting Minutes – February 1st 2012
Dave Fisher – Benchmarked our financials against
another local club’s. Barry is dealing with some
challenges in his life, so if you can’t get a hold of Barry,
call Dave. Reminder to mark money envelopes with
name, number, committee, etc. This year marks the
Club’s 70th anniversary.
Mike Beattie – Ceiling tiles have been donated & we are
thinking about re-working the ceiling in the meeting room.
Looking for someone to oversee the project. Mike
inquired about the concept of a Demo Day with
committees in full operation, and in conjunction with Bass
Pro & some of their vendors. Discussion followed. Also
considering a nursery area to start replacement trees.
Mark Geiger – 140 regular, 391 working, 113
probationary members for a total of 644 of our 1000 limit.
Our overall total is 1008.
Sam Mullins – Will be holding a strategic planning
meeting. Working with the Bike Week rental. By-Laws
Committee meeting on February 6th. The state of
Michigan has raised liquor prices so that may affect our
prices at the bar. Getting some estimates for portions of
the ceiling work, discussion followed.
Chairman:
Jeff Parker – Fly Fishing class on April 21st, and
considering an advanced class on April 28th. Fly tying
classes are underway on Tuesday nights.
Clint Double – Woodswalk Shoot on Saturday.
Dave Leonard – Multi-Laker deadlines will be more
strictly enforced this year. Reminded chairmen to get
event info submitted 2 or 3 months in advance.
Glen Kruckenberg – The last Texas Hold’Em brought in a
very nice profit despite Sundays attendance being down.
John Miller – Introduced himself as the Pin Shoot
Chairman along with Bill Stumpf.
Andy Lynch – Range Office training is coming up.
Jon Lash – Swap Day changed to March 18th. 2 or more
Swap Days being planned, maybe at Good Old Days.
Marty Zaremba – Took down the big dead oak by the
deck with help from Rich Carlson’s son and others.
Jan Podkul – Web site hits were way up in January.
Wondered if anyone was experiencing long load times.
Wayne Hoyt – Jr. Rifle going well, with room for more.
Jr. Pellet Rifle on 1st & 3rd Saturdays
Chet Dymon – Multi-Lakes will be helping out at
Outdoorama with Hunters Ed. And Pellet Rifle.
Rich Carlson – Ice fishing derby was very successful.
Asked for opinions on a tip jar for fish stocking.
Larry Cohorst – Told the group about some of the
highlights from the Ice Fishing Derby.
New Business:
The basement work is coming along well, thanks to Dave
Franklin & some others.
Motion to adjourn at 8:45pm.
Respectfully Submitted by, Dave Leonard, #354
906-384-6419
Officers:
Chinese made merchandise.
http://superiorgameranch.com/
Mike Beattie opened the meeting at 7:35pm with the
pledges of Allegiance and Conservation. Discussion on
reserved dates. A motion was made to approve the
dates with one correction. Approved unanimously.
Thank You: We would like to acknowledge Superior
Game Ranch, for their donation of a substantial
amount of meat to the Club for our Wild Game
Dinner. Your generosity is greatly appreciated.
~ Sam Mullins, President MLCA
Next Special RaffleThompson 1927A-1 “Deluxe Semi-Auto Rifle"
SOLD OUT!
NOTICE - Raffle ticket holders, please return
your ticket stubs at this time. We will hold
the drawing during the March General
meeting with or without your stubs. Thank
You, and Good Luck.
Carl Sundberg – Confirmed our MUCC membership &
suggested they may be able to help.
Cal Kittinger – Thompson Sub Machine Gun raffle is
selling tickets. At the state NRA group is making
progress convincing the national level to get rid of the
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Summer Wine Tasting
and Casino Weekend
July 13th, 14th & 15th
160.00 per person (2 per room)
Includes: Bus – Pop, Water, & Beer
Soaring Eagle Casino
2 Nights Hotel Stay at Leelanau Casino
Continental Breakfast each Morning
55.00 back from Casinos
13.00 Food coupon
Turtle Creek Casino
Multi-Lakes Flea Market Days
May 13th, June 10th & July 8th
8am to 3pm
We'll be selling single spaces - 15.00 for members
and 20.00 for non-members when paid before the
first of the month.
$15 discount if you pay for all three months at once.
Spaces are approximately 30 x20 so your vehicle
can be in your space.
We will also be selling burgers, dogs, chips and pop.
More information & sign up sheets can be found in
the clubhouse.
Call Lynn at 248-363-9109 Monday,
Tuesday, & Wednesday
or 248-363-7474 Thursday and Friday
Two Wine Tours:
Left Foot Charlie
&
Chateau Chantel
Meeting Night Raffle
We will be leaving Friday at 9:00a.m. Sharp!
320.00 per room - You may make two
payments of 160.00 'each or pay in full.
All payments must be in by MAY 11th
Sorry, No refunds.
If you want a single room it's 225.00
February 15th Top Prizes
are scheduled to be:
1st – $300 Gift Card
2nd – Binoculars
3rd – Flashlight
License # C25533
Thank you for your support.
We welcome any and all suggestions.
1205 N. Pontiac Trail
Walled Lake, MI 48390
(248) 960-4212
Multi-Lakes Pheasant Hunt
Saturday March 10th
SOLD OUT
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Please call: Don Priebe
(248) 363-0753
Sprint Cup Race
Bus Trip
August 19th
$99 per Person
Grand Stand (rows 11-30)
$10.00 for Concessions
Must be paid by June 27th
Sorry no refunds
~ Letters ~
A Call to Duty?
Fellow members, we want to share a few thoughts
about our Veterans Memorial Project. Thank you so
much if you have already contributed. The early
contributions have made it possible to order a black
granite base and make arrangements for the bronze
service plaques. With continued support we are on
track to build and dedicate the Memorial in early
summer.
We know you all want to support our veterans and
we can tell you that nearly all the people we talk to
support our efforts. One comment that we have
heard, however, is: Why do we need a Veterans
memorial here? We are a conservation club.
Multi-Lakes has become so much more than a
conservation club, or even a sportsmen’s club. MultiLakes, in our seventy years, has become a community
institution. Yes, a community institution! We are as
important to the future and well being of our children
as the schools, churches, and local governments.
Multi-Lakes is the very embodiment of a free and
open society. Where else do you stand alongside your
sons, daughters, and friends and recite the Pledge of
Allegiance? Where else do Police departments train
alongside, and with the help of, the citizens they are
sworn to protect?
With our support and generosity hundreds of Boy
and Girl Scouts come here to learn many of their skills
and values. Our members have trained thousands of
youngsters in safe and responsible gun use and made
sure they recognize that they have the right to own
them.
We cannot survive a diluted Second
Amendment. Junior shotgun, archery, slingshot and
air rifle shooters learn their skills and values here. We
are evermore a family club, and families here come
first
Will we continue to set a constant example of
freedom and patriotism by honoring those who give us
that freedom?
Be proud to be a member of Multi-Lakes. Spread
the word.
We don’t sing:
“All the Little Children of the
World” We sing: “God Bless America”!
~ R. C. Carlson
From the Audit Committee
Chairman:
In response to many inquiries by the
membership, an Audit Committee is
being reconfigured, and will soon be on
its way to putting our financial controls
in order.
With a $1.3 million budget, it’s more
important than ever to make sure we
take care of business in “good and
decent order,” and in accordance with
acceptable business practices.
Members work too hard to have
doubts about how the association’s assets
are being handled and the committee will
work to ease those concerns with the aim
of building membership morale.
The committee’s task WILL NOT
look back, but rather look forward.
This will not be an easy task since it’s
been some time since we’ve undertaken
the task. I am looking at a two-year
effort to get our house back in order.
By year’s end however, we hope to
have a basic audit performed on our
various accounts.
Our overall plan is to review our cashhandling, bookkeeping and inventory
policies and procedures, develop what
we need, and write a new manual to
work with going forward.
If you have a background in
accounting, bookkeeping, auditing or
general business procedures we sure
would welcome your assistance.
If interested, please contact me at:
newsmick@aol.com.
~ Mickey McCanham
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Sunday’s:
March 11, 25
Indoor .22 LR Pistol
1:00 pm to 4:00pm
Bowling Pin-Top Shoot Indoor Pistol Range
Questions Please Contact: Terry Smart (586) 980-6013 or Carl Sidoti (586) 747-0833
Red Dot
Top
Stys
Shooters Ken
Jim Nesbit
Feb 12th John Miller
21.42
21.80
24.97
Iron
Jim Nesbit
26.19
Charles Moore 29.10
Carl Sidoti
32.63
Fish Fry Schedule
March
02 Kirby
09 Potter
16 Mullins
23 DeVriendt
30 Funni
(313) 406-5421
(248) 624-3846
(248) 360-4251
(248) 624-5232
(248) 926-6395
April
06 Vanstone
13 Kirby
20 Potter
27 Mullins
(313) 790-9620
(313) 406-5421
(248) 624-3846
(248) 360-4251
Behind The Berm
Mar 3, 2012
April 7, 2012
The Winter Woods Walk Shoots
Fourteen shots of clanging, shoot-thru & knock-down fun.
We have a variety of great soups, chili, and often some other goodies.
There is a chance to win your shooting fee back on our novelty shoot.
Two great steaks to the top shooter of the day, and prizes for 2nd & 3rd place too!
All that for just $8.00 folks.
We start at 10am, shotgun start. Come a bit early for coffee and a donut.
Traditional muzzleloaders, patch and ball.
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_____________________________________________
Dave Mercieca
248-318-6053
Clint Double
248 363-2139
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_______________________
N
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CAROL’S CORNER
Had a great turnout for the Tri-Co, lots of kids, they were great. Kitchen
was buzzing right along. The dogs were going out of the kitchen like they
had legs. I had mentioned the ladies & Big Buck Night. I see a picture on
the wall of a very cute young lady with a big beautiful trophy deer – Great
job young lady! ~ Carol
Tri-Co FITA:
FS-Pro Tim Loynes
1
M-Sr-FS
BHFS
Matt Mudie
2nd
Sr-FSL
Sr-BHFS Tom Keller
1st
Sr-FS
M-Sr-FSL
y-ad-FS Phillip Varner 2nd
Cub-FS Owen Cummins 1st
M-Sr-FS
Cub-FSL Austin Loynes 2nd
st
Dave Wedge
Ken Hamann
Greg Fishaw
Carol Wedge
Marie Miller
1st
1st
2nd
1st
1st
NFAA Club Champs:
Marie Miller, Mike McGinley, Dave Wedge, Carol Wedge, Brian Whittle, Mike McCarty
Junior Rifle
Junior Rifle Starts back after summer break
September 12th. Orientation for new
shooters parent attends as well.
Orientation is on the second Monday of the
month only
Mondays 7 pm till 9 pm. Cost is $2.00
Pellet Rifle
Pellet Rifle Starts back up on September 17
all youngsters are welcome.
Saturday 9 am till 11 am - Parent stays as
well. Cost $2.00
Questions
Wayne Hoyt 248-363-2294
Chet Dymon 248-363-7030
chetdymon@aol.com
TEXAS HOLD’EM
At Northville Downs
Need Volunteers for 3 shifts
11:30-4:30
4:30-9:30
9:30-Close
May 21, 22 & 23
Call Glenn Kruckenberg
313-407-6724
PPH - CONCEALED PISTOL LICENSE CLASS
MARCH 24, 2012
(Pre-registration required by March 14, 2012)
Name: _________________________________
(As shown on your driver’s license or MI State ID)
Address_________________________________
City__________________________________ MI
Zip____________________________________
Phone # _______________________________
Email: _________________________________
Member $75.00 / Non-member $125.00
(Fee non refundable after (March 14, 2012)
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: c.kittinger@multilakes.com
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. the Tues before
each CPL class. Cost: $25.00.
We understand that this is a
long day and some would
prefer that the class be
taught over a 2-day period;
however, 88-92% of past
students indicated they
prefer the 1-day format. All
of the instructors prefer the
1 day class.
• 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.
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Recent Gun-A-Week Winners
H&R Ultra Slug w/scope 12 ga.
420
Al Cox
Mossberg 535 Combo 12 ga.
1261
Jerry VesPrini
Stoeger Cougar .40 cal S&W
977
Fred Merchldo
Marlin 336w 30-30
0431
Tim Sawyer
Jan-27
Feb-3
Feb-10
Feb-17
Canton MI
South Lyon MI
Farmington Hills MI
Commerce Twp. MI
~ MLCA Outdoor Range ~ Range Officer On Call List ~
M. Bartrun*
(313) 478-3049
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
R. Davis
(248) 685-1206
* Saturdays Only
D. Durandetto
M. Florkowski
W. Hoyt
T. Keller
L. Kimble
E. Lockhart
D. Mercieca
(248) 408-2913
(248) 318-6643
(248) 363-2294
(248) 996-0715
(248) 563-2493
(248) 345-4013
(248) 318-6053
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
$ 7.00
$ 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
J. Miller
J. Parker
S. Ross
D. St. Aubin
K. Troyer
M. Wilkinson
B.Yirovec
(586) 495-7452
(248)330-0824
(248) 563-6745
(248) 698-1355
(248) 684-2389
(248) 421-4611
(248) 682-3478
B-I-N-G-O !!!
Outdoor Range Schedule
Open Shooting Hours:
Saturdays & Sundays
12:00 noon - 3:00pm
EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT
EXCEPT Holidays & Special Events
All other dates check calendar for
committee & times
Cook your own T-bone steak
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
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Served: 6 pm to 7:45 pm
• Progressive Jackpot
• Great Food
• Free Coffee
• Pull Tabs
First Quickie Game
6:30 PM
Purchase a Commemorative Paver for the Veterans Memorial
Order forms are available in the clubhouse, or check the club website to
download an order form or get updated information at
http://www.multilakes.com or order online at:
http://www.bricksrus.com/order/MLCAVeteransmemorial
Contact: Rich Carlson 248-210-3623
MLCAVeteransMemorial@gmail.com
HUNTERS
Monday - Thursday
Lunch Specials
Interested in Leasing Property for your exclusive use ? We also need Lease Agents to help us find property Visit our website: www.trophylandlease.com Or drop us an email at land@trophylandlease.com See Lynn at the
Clubhouse Bar and Grill
LIFE INSURANCE
for DIABETICS
----------------------------------------
HEALTH INSURANCE
Single – Family & Self-Employed
FREE QUOTES – (248) 366-1769
MYRON ZOLKEWSKY – LICENSED AGENT
Open Pistol
HAVE YOU BEEN HUNTING LATELY?
at Multi-Lakes Conservation
Association
WELL THE HUNT IS FINALLY OVER!
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.
I know you’re always hunting for an honest Heating
& Cooling company
Just Right Heating & Cooling, Inc.
NOT TOO HOT. NOT TOO COLD.
Club Member #74
All Multi-Lakers: $64.95 for
Air Conditioner or Furnace reconditioning
248-889-0789 www.justrightheatingcooling.com
FEES:
Members……………………………………..……………$4.00 per hour*
Non-Members…………………………………………….$7.00 per hour*
Juniors (17 & under)………………………………..…..$3.00 per hour*
*When range is at full capacity.
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 Curtis McNaught 248-366-4730
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Board of Directors Meeting Minutes – February 8th 2012
Chairman of the Board Matt Philippart called the meeting to
order at 7:30 pm. Matt led the Board in the Pledge of Allegiance
and the Conservation Pledge. Officers present: Sam Mullins,
Mike Beattie, Rich Johnson, Mark Geiger and Dave Fisher.
Directors present: Matt Philippart, Dave Chappel, Marshall
Maybrier, Mick McCanham, Terry Smart, Mark Torigian, Rich
Carlson, Jon Lash, Marty Zaremba, and Past President Russ
DeVriendt. Interested members present: Jan Podkul, Jim Kern
Charlie Stevens, Harvey Cooper, Ron Dubois, Mike Wilczynski,
Larry Hutton, Adam Rott, Glen Kruckenberg, Cal Kittinger, Dan
Peltier. Guests: Michael Canales
MINUTES:
Sam Mullins/Mick McCanham: Motion to approve the Board of
Director’s minutes with changes from the January 11, 2011
meeting. Motion Carried Unanimously.
PEOPLE TO SEE THE BOARD:
Terry Smart #407 Terry proposed to pursue a Meat Hog Hunt at
Ubly Trophy Ranch, a 160 Acre fenced ranch (preserve) in
Michigan’s thumb area. The Hunt would be for 10 Club
Members and consist of two nights lodging (Friday and
Saturday) on the ranch. Whole hog roast on Saturday night
would be included. Other meal provisions would be provided by
the Multi-Lakes Pheasant hunt committee or alternative
provisions would be worked out between the Hunters by
assignment. The Lodge and hunting grounds would be reserved
exclusively to our group only on that weekend. Guide service
and field dressing of the hog after the kill would be provided as
well as the use of the walk in cooler service for each hunter.
Weapons suggested: handguns (.357 cal or larger), Shotguns
with slugs, bows (45 lbs. and up) Center fire rifles or Black
Powder (.45 cal or larger) Hunter Orange required.
Cost would be approximately $400 per hunter for one meat hog
two nights lodging and hog roast Saturday night.
• Hogs are approximately 180-300 lbs. and a cleaning service is
offered.
• ($50.00 extra if food assignments cannot be worked out
• $50.00 per person Tip for guide service.
• Total per Hunter would be approximately $500 - $550 to be
paid in full to reserve spot.
• $50.00 from each person would go back to Multi-Lakes.
They are looking at dates in September or October.
Terry Smart/Dave Fisher: Motion to allow Terry Smart and the
Pheasant Hunt Committee to pursue a Meat Hog Hunt. Motion
Carried Unanimously.
Adam Rott #155 Adam approached the board for approval of
purchasing 8 new 3D targets for archery. Adam stated that the
targets were getting pretty worn out and that arrows were going
through targets and they needed to be replaced. Adam stated
he looked at one site and he could purchase 8 Reinhardt targets
in various shapes and or some fun animals for approximately
$2200. These targets offered replaceable center sections that
could be replaced if they got worn out. Marshall Maybrier asked
if they had planned to purchase extra replacement centers for
the targets in case the company went out of business or the
target became obsolete.
Questions were asked as to if the price included shipping and if
Adam had checked other targets. Discussion followed on
possibly repairing older targets. Jon Lash stated when he
chaired 3D there was a guy on the west side of the state that
could repair the center sections of the targets at a pretty good
price and he would see if he could find the information to contact
them. Rich Johnson/Mark Geiger: Motion to allow Adam Rott
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as 3D archery chairman to spend up to $2500 for replacement
targets. Motion Tabled until March meeting so Adam could
get put together a proposal with prices shipping and what
replacements would inserts would cost and comparison
prices from other companies.
Cal Kittinger suggested Adam might consider writing a grant
application to the NRA to fund the cost of targets.
Ron Dubois #1494 Ron asked for permission to have a
Donation Jar placed on the bar and to be able to also take it to
skeet and trap or other shooting venues to help fund the fish
stocking program. Ron said he was looking into stocking
crappie, perch and minnows this year. Dave Fisher/Mark
Geiger: Motion to allow the fish stocking committee to place a
donation jug on the bar and to take to other shooting venues on
the grounds with the respected chairman’s permission from
meeting night in February until May a period of 4 months.
Motion Carried Unanimously.
Mike Wilczynski #1048, Larry Hutton #659 Mike and Larry
came to the board to pitch the idea of a Bowling for Burns
tournament in Commerce Township to make money for the U of
M Burn center. Larry said they had already secured the Eagles
Club as a sponsor and their endorsement. Mike said the event
would be held in June some time and they are not asking for any
money but rather would like to use the Multi-Lakes logo and say
that we endorsed them on their advertising. Mike said all the
proceeds from the event would go to the University Burn Center
it was a great cause and Lots of firefighters will be attending as
well as others and it would be good name recognition for the
club. He said the event will be held at Wonderland Lanes on
Richardson in Commerce Township. If the board allows him to
use the logo he will bring back the artwork for approval it is being
designed by the graphic artist that does the work for Wonderland
Lanes. Mark Torigian/Mike Beattie: Motion to endorse the
“Bowling for Burns” tournament and allow them to use the MultiLakes logo in their advertising. Motion Carried Unanimously.
Michael Canales Michael is a representative from the campaign
of Newt Gingrich and asked if the campaign would be allowed to
distribute literature on club grounds during different events. He
was informed by the board that it was against club policy to allow
one particular candidate to do such and that the club would be
more than happy to do a rental with them so they could do their
own fund raiser.
Cal Kittinger #1367 Cal informed the club he had acquired a
Colt XSE Commander .45 ACP all tricked out for the October
special raffle. He said the tickets for the Tommy gun were going
great. He also said he was seeking permission to sell not more
than 100 tickets at $20.00 a piece for the Charlie Daniels
Autographed fiddle as a pre event fund raiser for the FNRA
Banquet.
Dan Peltier #725 Dan asked if the club was going to do
anything with the trunk of the oak tree that was cut down, and
said that he would try to make a couple of tables from the wood if
someone would cut a couple of 6-8” slabs for him.
Marshall Maybrier/Rich Johnson: Motion to allow Dan Peltier
to use the oak tree that was cut down to try to make tables.
PRESIDENT'S REPORT:
Chairmen changes: President Sam Mullins asked to remove
Rich LaFave from meeting night entertainment and to add Larry
”Skip” Cohorst. Sam Mullins/Mark Torigian: Motion to approve
chairman changes as stated. Motion Carried Unanimously.
Sam Mullins/Dave Fisher: Motion to receive and file
strategic Planning Report. Motion Carried Unanimously.
Sam discussed that he wanted to file the liquor report since
the Club Manager was absent. Discussion followed: Mickey
stated we needed to have a profit margin on all liquor not just
some and that the profit margin should be equal for all
consumables and that a POS system would help. He also said
we needed to look at the liquor that we carried and if something
was not selling to discontinue it and to look at carrying well
brands and not using top shelf for everything. He said we need
to decide on what to do to turn this bar around it should be one
of the most profitable enterprises in the club. The Board decided
to bring the matter back next month so the Club Manager could
give his report.
Sam Mullins/Mike Beattie: Motion to give the owner of
Superior Game Ranch and his wife tickets for the Wild Game
Dinner and to place an ad for them in the Multi-Laker in
exchange for them donating over 300 pounds of wild pig to the
Wild Game Dinner. Motion Carried Unanimously.
Sam Mullins/Mark Torigian: Motion to pursue the cost of
the grids and lights for the meeting room ceiling. Discussion
followed many suggestions were made as to how to approach
this project. Marshall Maybrier has secured the ceiling tiles at no
cost that are an approximate value of $5000 making a
substantial saving in this project. The Board’s consensus was
that this project needed to be planned completely before the
project started with plans and pricing that included what was
going to take place at bingo and the fish fry since they would be
affected and to find a project manager that would stick with the
project and see that it was completed from start to end. Sam
stated that the approximate costs were: Grid $2400, Lights $2200,
Diffusers $240, Donated ceiling tile $0. Clarification of the
motion: Motion to pursue a plan and pricing to repair the
meeting room ceiling. Motion Carried Unanimously.
The subject of the annual Car Cruse was brought up. The
grounds were approved by the board for use of Good Old Days
on August 25 2012. Don Navigato was not present so Mark
Geiger related his points for use of the ball diamond during Good
Old Days. In previous meetings with the Officers the
suggestions that Don had for the Ball Diamond could be
incorporated elsewhere on the grounds, whereas the ball
diamond was the only place the car show could be held.
Discussion followed. Marshall Maybrier/Mark Torigian: Motion
to allow the Annual car show to be held on the Ball Diamond on
August 25 2012. Motion Carried Unanimously.
Jim Kern asked the Board of Directors to allow the car show
participants to use the drive to exit the grounds around 3 pm or
3:30 so as not to damage paint jobs on the gravel exiting the
club. Approved by the Board.
VICE PRESIDENT'S REPORT:
Mike Beattie/Mark Torigian: Motion to approve the dates
as presented. Motion Carried Unanimously.
Mike brought up the idea of a demo days at the club that he
would like to organize. He would like to contact vendors such as
Bass Pro Shops or other outdoor goods stores and some
manufactures and have them bring out some equipment
firearms, bows , hunting equipment and camping gear for
members to try out and shoot. He would solicit the vendors for
donations to raffle off some of the demo equipment at a BBQ
held at the end of the event. He proposes having a beer tent set
up in the BBQ grill area the participants would be given a wrist
band to shoot and when they entered the beer area the band
would be cut off and they wouldn’t be allowed to get back into
the shooting areas.Mike Beattie/Rich Carlson: Motion to allow
Mike Beattie to pursue a Demo Day on the club grounds to
promote vendor outdoor goods for members of the club. Motion
Carried Unanimously.
Mike brought up the idea of establishing a nursery on the
grounds to replenish a sustainable forest. They would look for
an area that would allow good hydration in the dryer months and
plant trees shrubs and other plants to be transplanted around the
club grounds. He would work with the club’s arborist and
horticulture committee to establish the area and for what kind of
plants and trees to start growing. Mike Beattie/Marty Zaremba:
Motion to pursue establishing a nursery for development of a
sustainable forest. Motion Carried Unanimously.
RECORDING SECRETARY'S REPORT:
Rich read a letter from Joann Sullivan, Kristy Necrow, and Denny
DeWitt thanking Multi-Lakes for the use of the facilities for their
Miracle Box packing party that went to support our overseas
troops and Military Working Dogs. Rich Johnson/Marshall
Maybrier: Motion to receive and file. Motion Carried
Unanimously. Rich read another thank you letter from John
Balconi’s family thanking Multi-Lakes for putting on the luncheon
after John’s funeral, and read a personal thank you from Cheryl
Balconi thanking the club and telling us how important the club
was to their family since 1978 when John helped to build the
archery ranges. Cheryl also donated $250.00 to the memorial
fund. Rich Johnson/ Russ DeVriendt: Motion to receive and
file. Motion Carried Unanimously
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY’S REPORT:
Mark gave a recap of the members: 140 regular members, 391
working members, 113 probationary members for a total of 644.
He has 15 conditional members on file and the total real
members are 1008.
TREASURER'S REPORT:
Dave brought up that this was our 70th anniversary year and
wanted to know if we were going to be planning something or if
we were going to wait until the 75th to do a celebration?
Dave stated that he was also approached by the DNR to start
listing our activities and range hours so they could post them on
their web site. Dave also reported that he received the letter from
the accountant that we are in compliance with agreed-upon
practices. Dave presented the Treasurers report. Mick
McCanham /Jon Lash: Motion to accept the Treasurers Report.
OLD BUSINESS
Jon Lash stated he changed the date for the swap day to March
18th due to a conflict.
Rich Johnson stated the By-Laws meeting was Monday
February6 and had quite a few corrections and changes. And he
would try to present them to the board at the March meeting.
Rich thanked the members of the committee that showed up to
the meeting.
Mick McCanham presented the mission statement for the audit
committee and a rough outline of how they intend on proceeding.
He said they would report monthly to the Board of Directors.
Mark Geiger said he was working on putting the application for
membership up on the club web site.
Dave Fisher passed out an ad that Oakland County Sportsman’s
Club was running in the spinal column and asked if that was
something our club should be doing. Discussion followed, the
Board instructed Dave it was something we should pursue, Dave
said he would approach the club manager to develop an ad
together for Multi-Lakes rentals.
NEW BUSINESS: None.
Marshall Maybrier/Sam Mullins: Motion to adjourn at 10:10pm.
Respectfully Submitted by,
Dr. Richard Johnson, Recording Secretary
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Multi-Lakes
Skeet & Trap
Open Shooting
Thursday 3:00 to 9:00
Saturday 10:00 to 3:00
Note: Closed first Saturday of the month
Sunday Noon to Dusk
BUILDING RENTALS
Catering Available
FISH FRY
BARRY ANDERSON (248) 363-9109
EVERY FRIDAY
MULTI-LAKER ADVERTISING:
BARRY ANDERSON (248) 363-9109
ALL YOU CAN EAT
$8.00 Adults
• FRIED FISH
$5.50 Children 5-12 • BAKED FISH
50¢ discount for
Seniors over 62
5:30 to 8:30 pm
Help Support
Your Club!
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• ROASTED
CHICKEN
Also Includes:
Salad, Coleslaw,
Veggie, Baked
Potato & Fries
HELP WANTED:
BARTENDERS:
Tara Walker….…….…..(248) 787-3328
BINGO:
John Eriksson.…….....…(248) 476-1233
COUNTRY BREAKFAST:
Russ Griggs…………….(248) 360-5977
FISH FRY:
Fred Koby…......…….…(602) 206-6809
MORNING CREW:
Barry Anderson……...…(248) 363-9109
SKEET & TRAP:
Pete Cesaro Sr.……...… (248) 685-1922
You can buy
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General Membership Meeting Minutes – January 18th
MLCA President Sam Mullins called the
meeting to order at 8:00 PM. Sam led
the members in the Pledge of Allegiance
and the Conservation Pledge. Sam then
welcomed all the new members, and
acknowledged the Past Presidents in
attendance: Tony Katopodis, Russ
DeVriendt, Jim Kern, Dan St. Aubin,
Dave Fisher, Pete Cesaro Sr. and Skip
Worden.
John LaFave/Rich Carlson: Motion to
approve the membership meeting
minutes as printed in the Multi-Laker.
Rich Johnson: Stated there was a
correction in the membership meeting
minutes that he incorrectly wrote, that
the check presentation by Sam Mullins
and Rich LaFave last month should of
read Hospitality House instead of
Harbor House. Motion to approve the
minutes as corrected. Motion Carried
Unanimously.
Rich Carlson’s report on the memorial
should have read as follows: “Rich
stated that he is moving along on the
monument he has been pricing bases
and they run from $45,000-10,000. He
has found a vendor to supply him with a
solid black granite base that is 24x18 for
$7,000 they require a 50% deposit and it
takes 4-6 months lead time. Mick
McCanham asked if he had found
cheaper avenues and what the prices
might be. Rich Carlson informed the
board he had a price on a granite
veneer base and the price of it was
$6,500 so the solid would be a better
deal and the guy doing the solid base
would include installing the military
emblems with the price. The cost of the
emblems are approximately $2500.”
Changes were approved in the February
board meeting.
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY
Mark Geiger - Mark thanked all the
new members for attending and told the
new members if they had not gotten
their name badges he had some in his
office and to see him and after this week
PRESIDENT’S REPORT:
he would post them on the board for
Sam Stated that the wild game dinner
them to pick up. Mark gave the recap of
th
was coming up on February 25 and
the members: we have 140 regular
that they had secured a donation for
members, 390 working members 113
wild boar, water buffalo, and some other
probationary members for a total of 643
meat from the owners of the Superior
and a total membership of 1007. Mark
Game Ranch. Sam said the pheasant
stated he had 18 applications on file as
th
hunt was coming up on March 10 , it
conditional members and that the next
was sold out but knew the guys always
new member meeting was on March
had a good time and to sign up early for
th
17 Saturday morning at 10 am and if
the next one.
any chairman wanted to come and talk
Sam also thanked the winners of the
to the members to get ahold of him.
ice fishing derby Marty and Paula for
Mark also commented on the new look
donating back their winnings to the fish
of the web site and said they are getting
stocking fund. Sam reminded everyone
10-15 inquiries for membership a month
of the swap day coming up on March
from the site.
18th and if you had stuff to sell or swap
to contact Jon Lash. He also reminded
TREASUER’S REPORT
everyone of the Work Bee coming up
Dave Fisher – Dave said we have
this Sunday February 19th, and to come money in the bank and are paying our
out if you need hours.
bills. Dave Said the Wild Game Dinner
Sam said there was no Chaplin’s
is coming up Tickets are on Sale $20. A
report tonight, but that Skip Worden’s
piece and that would get you in the door
brother was in the hospital and could
and include a fantastic dinner and would
use some prayers.
put you in the drawing for a very nice
door prize drawing that he wouldn’t give
Attending tonight 133 members, 23 new
a hint to but said it was a very nice rifle
members and 31 guests.
and scope.
EARLY DRAW
RECORDING SECRETARY:
#467 Charles Foster name was drawn;
Rich Johnson - No report, but there
Charles missed out on $130.00 plus
was a correction to the Board of
$25.00 if wearing name tag. Next month
Directors minutes that were printed in
the basic amount will increase to
the Multi-Laker and published on line.
$140.00, plus $25.00 if you have your
251Dan StAubin/477 Biff Davis:
Motion to receive and file the Treasurers
report as printed in the Multi-Laker.
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2011
name tag.
VICE PRESIDENT’S REPORT
Sam gave Mike Beattie’s report since
Mike was helping out in the bar since we
were short on bartenders tonight.
CHAPLIN’S REPORT
See under president’s report.
CHAIRMEN TO SPEAK:
Lynn Lash – Euchre Night The next
euchre night would be March 17th, bring
a dish to pass. She is also planning a
summer wine and casino trip price
would be $160 per person dates are
July 13-15th it would include pop water
and beer on the bus. They would stop
at Soaring Eagle on the way up and stay
at the Leelanau Sands Casino. You
would get $55 back in casino cash 13 in
food coupons. They would also stop at
Turtle Creek Casino and there would be
a visit to two winery’s on Saturday. She
is also planning a NASCAR trip to MIS
August 19 it would be about $99.00 per
person. She is also working on the Flea
market dates for May, June and July.
Ron Dubois – Ice Fishing Ron thanked
all the winners that donated their
winnings back to the fish stocking fund
he said they had a great time out on the
ice. He said this year he is looking at
stocking crappie, perch and feeder
minnows.
Jon Lash – Jon said the swap day had
changed to March 18th because of a
conflict but it worked out better because
Oakland County Sportsman was having
theirs on the 25th it would be held in the
club house from 9am-2pm its open to
members and non-members. Fee’s for
tables are: member fee’s would be
$5.00 for the first table and second table
free, non-members would be $5.00 per
table. He said to bring in all your hunting
fishing and camping related stuff to sell
or trade.
Bob Ray- Bob sated he was the Jr.
Shotgun head coach. He asked how
many members had looked at the Jr.’s
awards in the case coming in the front
doors. Not many members responded.
Bob stated that the young people are
traveling over the state shooting and our
representing our club and they do so
very well… Just look at the awards they
have won. In the last year 9 of these
young men have acquired their field of
dreams the took 6 silver and 3 gold
medals in the SCTP tournament last
year. If you haven’t seen their awards
stop and check the cabinet out. He also
thanked the other chairman for their
commitment to the club he said the
chairman are the backbone of this club
and asked all the members to come out
and support the different committees.
Bob said they are looking for more kids
to participate there is no age requirement
as long as they can handle a gun safely.
He told the members to come down and
see the kids in action the 1st, 2nd and 4th
Wednesdays from 6-9:30.
Marty Zaremba- Marty said he needs a
little help this Sunday at the Work Bee.
He is going to take down some
branches that are over the archery
building and needed some help, he said
there are also a couple of other smaller
trees that needed to come down.
Terry Smart- Terry said the board had
approved him to pursue a Meat Hog
Hunt at Ubly Trophy Ranch, a 160 Acre
fenced ranch (preserve) in Michigan’s
thumb area. The Hunt would be for 10
Club Members and consist of two nights
lodging (Friday and Saturday) on the
ranch. Whole hog roast on Saturday
night would be included. Other meal
provisions would be provided by the
Multi-Lakes Pheasant hunt committee or
alternative provisions would be worked
out between the Hunters by assignment.
The Lodge and hunting grounds would
be reserved exclusively to our group
only on that weekend. Guide service
and field dressing of the hog after the kill
would be provided as well as the use of
the walk in cooler service for each
hunter. Weapons suggested: handguns
(.357 cal or larger), Shotguns with slugs,
bows (45 lbs. and up) Center fire rifles
or Black Powder (.45 cal or larger)
Hunter Orange required.
Cost would be approximately $400 per
hunter for one meat hog two nights
lodging and hog roast Saturday night.
• Hogs are approximately 180-300 lbs
and a cleaning service is offered.
• ($50.00 extra if food assignments
cannot be worked out
• $50.00 per person Tip for guide
service
• Total per Hunter would be
approximately $500 - $550 to be paid
in full to reserve spot.
• $50.00 from each person would go
back to Multi-Lakes
They are looking at dates in September
or October
Glen Kruckenberg – Texas Hold-Em
Glen said we have used the first license
and it was very successful - it raised a
little over $4700. The dates for the next
license are set for May 21-23 and Glen
is looking for some help those 3 nights.
Jeff Parker - Fly Fishing There will be a
Fly fishing school here on April 21st, 9
am – 5 pm with lunch served the cost
was $25.00 it would cover basic fly tying
and casting and river sense. Ages for
the class were 13 and up. He said the
weekend after that April 28th there would
be an advanced class it would be a 4
hour session and no lunch.
Mike Wilczynski – Blood Drive Mike
thanked everyone for their donations.
The blood drive was a success. He
thanked Marie Miller for giving up the
archery range on the day of the blood
drive. They had 33 signed up to donate
and they collected 27 pints of blood. He
said the next drive would be August 12th.
Andy Lynch- Andy said the dates are up
for the range officer training it will be
march 18th , March 28th and April 1st if
you can’t make those dates get a hold of
him and he will work something out.
Charlie Stevens –Said he has set up the
new traveling trap league. He has
already contacted Birmingham and
Western Way county sportsman’s clubs
and they are in. The league will be a 50
bird event: the first round will be from
the 16 yard line, then the next round will
be from the 22 yard line. The range fee
will be $12 and there will be prizes for
high gun a mystery draw, and a few
other things making it a fun time that
would bring the cost for the day to $20.
If you’re interested e-mail or call him.
st
He said they have scheduled April 1 as
the first shoot.
Cal Kittinger - Cal said the Tommy gun
raffle was sold out he was still waiting
for a few more tickets to come in and
they would probably draw next month
for it. He said the raffles were going
better than expected and selling out
quicker and said originally they were
approved to do 4 special raffles but
wanted to know if the membership
wanted more he would go to the board
for approval. He said the next one would
be for a custom Colt .45 cal.
Larry “Skip” Cohorst – Skip said the kids
Easter party will be
April 8th in the meeting
room after the country
breakfast from 1-4.
They will have the
Easter egg hunt as
usual and was looking
for donations of
BOILED eggs.
Skip asked Mike
Beattie to come out
from behind the bar
…Mike came out and
Skip Kidded with him saying how good
he looked in his very first flannel shirt…
President Sam Mullins called up Chet
Dymon and presented Chet with his Life
member name tag and Plaque and
thanked Chet for all his years of service
and hard work at the club.
OLD BUSINESS – None.
NEW BUSINESS – None.
183 Andy Lynch/155 Adam Rott:
Motion to adjourn the business portion
of the meeting. Motion Carried
Unanimously.
Multi -Lakes Big Buck contest results
Points
Score
Rifle
106.4
1st Carey Sevenson 8pt
8pt
94.7
2nd Adam Rott
8pt
71.5
3rd Fred Koby
6 pt
71.5
4th Dave Leonard
64.5
5th Craig Maynerich 8pt
7th John Latour
2pt
43.1
2pt
17.4
8th Jim Manning
Shotgun
Joe Costa
8pt
138.3
CrossBow
10pt
115.3
1st Rick Kovach
83.7
2nd Carey Stevenson 8pt
2pt
39.7
3rd Fred Koby
Bow
10pt
128.0
1st Chris Curtis
8pt
84.1
2nd Don Bishop
4pt
57.0
3rd Tom Hesch
Junior Rifle
10pt
130
1st Page Meyers
Lil fella
Ed Trott
1pt
0
Special Thanks to Greg Yourst – The
Bass Pro Shop operations manager
MEETING NIGHT RAFFLE
Eric manning
3rd Flash Light
David Franklin
2nd Range Finder
1st $300 gift Certificate Ron Wilk
Congratulations!!
General meeting disbanded at 10:15pm.
Respectfully Submitted by,
Rich Johnson
Recording Secretary
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