Birds of Prey - Multi Lakes

VOL. 59
June 2010
General Meeting~ June 16 th
Number 6
MEMBER-SON
NIGHT
For Member-Son
Night, the Howell
Nature Center
will present…
Birds
of
Prey
~ Work Bee ~ June 20 th ~

PRESIDENT’S COLUMN
The May annual work bee was cancelled due to
rain and was moved to the regular work bee on
May 23 rd - and what a beautiful sunny day we had.
There was a great turn out
and everyone had a good
time. The grounds looked
great by the end of the day.
Thanks to everyone who
came out.
We also finally got a
couple of good Fridays in
May to kick off the Classic
Car Cruise. We have many
new cars this year. I hope to
see the Cruise keep growing and look forward to
seeing many of our new members come out, enjoy
the show and have dinner outside at the grill or
come in for the Fish Fry.
This past turkey season had many members
traveling all around the state. From what I heard
the ones who stayed in the southern part of state
had more successes than the hunters who went
north, although everyone had fun whether they
bagged one or not.
There will be many things to do at the club this
June, starting with the 5 th annual Walleye
tournament on June 5 th with Multi-Lakes, Windsor
Sportsmen’s Club and the Oakland County
Sportsmen’s Club all leaving out of the Toledo
Beach Marina. They will then return to the club
for the weigh in, and then the best part - a Walleye
dinner and plaques to the winners.
The club will be hosting the 5 th annual National
Patrol Rifle Competition on Sunday June 6 th with
set up on the 5 th . Much help is needed to put this
event on and help set it up.
There is also a Sporting Good's Swap Meet on
Sunday June 6 th in the Club House Meeting Room.
On June 11 th 12 th and 13 th , the Nineteenth
Annual Summer Rendezvous will be held on the
grounds and this is always a great time.
With all the special events I look forward to
seeing everyone around the club this June, not to
mention all our regular events.
~ Russ
rjdevriendt@yahoo.com
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2 The Multi-Laker is monthly publication of Multi-Lakes Conservation Association – Dave Leonard, Editor, D_Leonard@multilakes.com

6/2 Chairpersons Meeting
6/9 Board of Directors Meeting
6/13 Country Breakfast
Important dates for June 2010
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3
4 5
6:30pm Bingo
6-10pm Bullseye Pistol 5:30-8:30pm Fish
6pm-Dusk
Competitive Rifle
ODR
6-9pm Combat Pistol
RG#1
6pm Archery
Outdoor Summer
League ODA
RG#1
2-9:30pm Skeet & Trap
2-5pm Sporting Clays
7-9pm Line Dancing
Class MTG RM
6pm Archery Outdoor
Summer League ODA
10am-4pm ICE DRO
Fry
5pm Classic Car
Cruise-In
8am-4pm Wixom
P.D. ODR
Boy Scout
Campout PAV
Qualification ODR
7:30pm
CHAIRPERSONS MTG
6-9pm Black Powder
Pistol RG#1
6:30-9pm Junior
Shotgun
4pm-Dusk
Muzzleloaders League
ODR
6pm Archery Outdoor
Summer League ODA
10am-4pm ICE DRO
Qualification ODR
6 7
8 9 11
12-5:30pm Sporting Clays
Boy Scout Campout PAV
9am-2pm Sporting Goods
Swap Day MTG RM
6am-5pm CMI-NPRC 2010
RG#1, ODR, S&T
10am-4pm Tactical
Training ORD
6:30pm Bingo
6pm-Dusk
Competitive Rifle
ODR
6pm Archery
Outdoor Summer
League ODA
6-10pm Bullseye Pistol
RG#1
2-9:30pm Skeet & Trap
2-5pm Sporting Clays
7-9pm Line Dancing
Class MTG RM
6pm Archery Outdoor
Summer League ODA
7:30pm BOARD OF
DIRECTORS MTG
6:30-9pm Junior
Shotgun
9am-12pm & 6:30-
8:30pm Open Pistol
RG#1
4pm-Dusk
Muzzleloaders League
ODR
6pm Archery Outdoor
Summer League ODA
6/16 General Membership Meeting
6/20 Work Bee
10 12
5:30-8:30pm Fish
Fry
5pm Classic Car
Cruise-In
Muzzleloaders
Rendezvous ODR,
WOODSWALK
10am-5:30pm Sporting Clays
12-3pm Bullseye Pistol RG#1 & ODR
3-6pm Open Shooting ODR#1
2-7pm Skeet & Trap
6-9pm Combat Pistol RG#1
1-3pm Junior Archery ODA
Boy Scout Campout PAV
1pm-12am Walleye Tournament BBQ,
PATIO
8am-5pm Youth Fly Fishing Classes MTG
RM, BBQ, LAKE
10am-5:30pm Sporting Clays
12-3pm Bullseye Pistol RG#1 & ODR
3-6pm Open Shooting ODR#1
2-7pm Skeet & Trap
6-9pm Combat Pistol RG#1
1-3pm Junior Archery ODA
Muzzleloaders Rendezvous ODR,
WOODSWALK
8am-12am Reception RG#2
13 14 15 16 17
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19
9am-12pm COUNTRY 10am-4pm Tactical 6:30pm Bingo 8pm MEMBERSHIP 6-10pm Bullseye Pistol 5:30-8:30pm Fish 10am-5:30pm Sporting Clays
BREAKFAST
12-5:30pm Sporting Clays
4:30-8pm Open Pistol RG#1
Training ORD
6-9pm Safari Club
International Novi
6pm-Dusk
Competitive Rifle
ODR
MTG
Multi-Laker Deadline
4pm-Dusk
RG#1
2-9:30pm Skeet & Trap
2-5pm Sporting Clays
Fry
5pm Classic Car
Cruise-In
12-3pm Bullseye Pistol RG#1 & ODR
3-6pm Open Shooting ODR#1
2-7pm Skeet & Trap
12-6pm Skeet & Trap Chapter Meeting 6-9pm Combat Pistol Muzzleloaders League 7-9pm Line Dancing
6-9pm Combat Pistol RG#1
12-3pm Outdoor Range
8:30am-2:30pm Puppy Fair
Muzzleloaders Rendezvous
ODR, WOODSWALK
9am-12pm Archery Outdoor
14-14 Club Championship
ODA
RG#1
10am-4pm Tactical
Training ODR
6pm Archery
Outdoor Summer
League ODA
ODR
6pm Archery Outdoor
Summer League ODA
Class MTG RM
6pm Archery Outdoor
Summer League ODA
10am-4pm ICE DRO
Qualification ODR
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8am-12am Reception MTG RM
8am-12am Party RG#2
20 21
22 23 25
26
8am WORKBEE ALL 10am-4pm Tactical 6:30pm Bingo 6:30-9pm Junior 6-10pm Bullseye Pistol 5:30-8:30pm Fish 10am-5:30pm Sporting Clays
12-5:30pm Sporting Clays
4:30-8pm Open Pistol RG#1
12-6pm Skeet & Trap
12-3pm Outdoor Range
3-6pm Varmint Shoot
ODR#1
8am-6pm Scout Camp PAV,
BBQ, LAKE
Training ORD
8am-6pm Scout Camp
PAV, BBQ, LAKE
6pm-Dusk
Competitive Rifle
ODR
8am-6pm Scout
Camp PAV, BBQ,
LAKE
6pm Archery
Outdoor Summer
League ODA
Shotgun
9am-12pm & 6:30-
8:30pm Open Pistol
RG#1
4pm-Dusk
Muzzleloaders League
ODR
8am-6pm Scout Camp
PAV, BBQ, LAKE
6pm Archery Outdoor
Summer League ODA
RG#1
2-9:30pm Skeet & Trap
2-5pm Sporting Clays
7-9pm Line Dancing
Class MTG RM
8am-6pm Scout Camp
PAV, BBQ, LAKE
6pm Archery Outdoor
Summer League ODA
Fry
5pm Classic Car
Cruise-In
8am-6pm Scout
Camp PAV, BBQ,
LAKE
12-3pm Bullseye Pistol RG#1 & ODR
3-6pm Open Shooting ODR#1
2-7pm Skeet & Trap
6-9pm Combat Pistol RG#1
8am-6pm Scout Camp PAV, BBQ, LAKE
1-6pm Party RG#2
7pm-2am Party S&T
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12-5:30pm Sporting Clays 10am-4pm Tactical
4:30-8pm Open Pistol RG#1 Training ORD
12-6pm Skeet & Trap
12-3pm Outdoor Range
29 30
6:30pm Bingo 4pm-Dusk
6pm-Dusk
Muzzleloaders
Competitive Rifle Woodswalk, Dog &
ODR
Suds, ODR
6pm Archery 6pm Archery Outdoor
Outdoor Summer Summer League ODA
League ODA
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~ Vice President ~
April 21, 2020, A late model pickup turns
off Newton Parkway between the cleaners
and the tanning shop. The driver is taking his
Grandson shooting but is stopped by this sign.
REED LAKE PARK
Visitors must observe the following rules
Hours, 8am to 8pm No Weapons allowed
No Shooting allowed No Alcohol
No Fires
No Camping
No Music
No Pets
Epilogue: Multi-Lakes Conservation Association
(MLCA) founded in 1942….
It can happen. Read your Multi-Laker financials.
Look around at the empty businesses and buildings.
When did you last shop at a K Mart or see a Farmer
Jack? Some businesses have failed through no fault of
their own. Others have held on to outdated standards
from the past, not planning for tomorrow. Successful
businesses plan ahead. Multi-Lakes, must meet the
financial, and competitive challenges of today and the
future. Change is hard & 2010 is a critical year. We
must work together to improve and move ahead if we
expect a future for our Club. Sincerely, ~Don Navigato
~ Officer’s Corners ~
~ Membership Secretary ~
Well I got through my first Membership
Initiation Meeting as your Membership
Secretary on May 15 th . I have to say it was a
learning experience, but also a very fun event.
I can’t thank the chairpersons and officers enough for
their help and guidance. We promoted 54 people from
Conditional to Probationary status. This is a great start
and I know that we can continue to grow this club with
quality members.
My goal is to have at least 3 Initiation meetings this
year. The original intent was for 4 meetings, but I
needed to wait until we passed the new By-Law in
March. It was great to see that a lot of the Conditional
members had attended functions and started to accrue
hours.
I know I am repeating myself, but with all the new
members it is important that we remember to wear our
name badge. I stressed that to the new Probationary
members so we can get to know names and faces.
Thanks again to everyone for making my experience
as Membership Secretary a fun time.
Don’t forget to sponsor at least one new member!
Let’s make 2010 a banner year, ~ Mark Geiger
~ Recording Secretary ~
Greetings to all:
Welcome to all the new members joining
our exceptional organization! Now that
it’s your club too, come out and show it
off to your friends and family – it’s here for you to
enjoy, building friendships and memories. Veteran
members – please welcome the newer members and
share your knowledge and great experiences!
Mark your calendars for…
*National Patrol Rifle Conference is June 6 th – an
incredible event and we can participate!
*Beef Cookout is July 31 st – slow cooked top rounds,
music, dancing and fun – an excellent way to spend a
summer evening, only $10 per person.
*Car Cruise/Fish Fry Fridays – Held every Friday
night! Come out to see the classics and dine at the fish
fry or grab something off the grill outside!
Thanks to everyone who helps make this club what it is
today and strive for a better tomorrow!
Best wishes, ~ Tracey Griggs
~ Treasurer ~
Happy Father’s Day to all of our
dad’s, hope you enjoy your day.
This month I am going to get into what
kind of things we all can do to help out
with the funds. The biggest thing any of us can do is
find us more Members. Not just anybody but someone
who will be of value to the Club and the Club will be of
value to them. Next point out things that need repair
before they become big things that need repair. Let us
know if you see any waste that we can stop, lights left
on, heat set to high, A/C set to low those kind of things
to help us save money.
Be fair about what we expect for free food and drink,
don’t abuse the system. Come to the Work Bee’s and
help us save money by doing repairs our selves. Take
care of Club property so we don’t have to pay for
things to be fixed. Return all Club equipment to its
proper place, so we don’t pay to replace it. Help put on
an event or assist with a standing committee to raise
more money. Any and all of these items will help us
survive the tough times we are going through.
Later, ~ Dave;
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Chairmen’s Meeting Minutes – May 5 th 2010
Vice President Don Navigato called the meeting to order at
7:33pm & led the chairmen in the pledges. A moment of silence
was then observed in honor of Frank Zoch.
Eric Manning – The National Patrol Rifle Competition is June 6 th
with setup on the 5 th . Come to help and/or watch. Members will
get law enforcement pricing, and free demo’s in the vendor’s area.
Don then read the proposed reservation dates with one addition.
Motion to approve dates: Marie Miller/Pete Cesaro Sr. Carried
with 1 opposed. (Cal Kittinger) Discussion followed. Motion to
conditionally approve the dates for Line Dancing pending
Board Approval of that activity: Pete Cesaro Sr./Cal Kittinger
President’s Report: Russ DeVriendt stated that the Annual
Workbee was held off due to weather and the next regular
workbee would become the annual. Motion to start a new
committee for Dock & Lakefront with Ron Dubois as
Chairman: Cal Kittinger/Chris Peltier Carried unopposed.
Other Chairman changes: Fred Koby will take over Fish Fry, and
Ron Davis will be removed from Cowboy Action Shooting.
Looking for people to take over Frank Zoch’s chairmanships.
Vice President’s Report: Don Navigato said that 46 members
and 11 new members were at the last Workbee despite the rain
out. Good Old Days will be on August 26 th , and a
committee/volunteer meeting will be held on May 20 th . Quit
Smoking & Weight Control Classes had 28 attendees, and the
club made a profit on the two events.
Carl Sundberg – Cowboy Action practice Saturday May 8 th , 9:30
to 1:00. Guns & ammo will be supplied to those that would like
to try this kind of shooting sport.
Cal Kittinger – Women On Target was well attended with 52
participants and many instructors & helpers. Breakfast snacks &
lunch were server, and thanks to Jim Ashcraft for cooking for the
event. Also thank you to Cowboy Action for the lunchtime demo.
The next Basic Pistol Class will be on May 11 th and about 6
people are signed up at this time. The next CPL Class will be on
May 15 th , and have about 16 to 20 students.
Bill Brennecke – Combat Pistol will becutting back for the
summer, by taking Saturday shoots out of their schedule.
Marshall Maybrier – Reminded the chairman about the upcoming
pole barn cleanout.
Dave Chappel – Sorry about having to cancel the Annual
Workbee, that was the first time in memory, though some of the
members stuck around & got a lot of work done regardless of the
weather.
Membership Secretary: Mark Geiger has the next New Member
Meeting planned for Saturday, May 15 th from 10 to noon. Mark is
personally calling all of the 80 new members & their sponsors.
There are already 10 people in the next group of applicants.
Discussion followed.
Treasurer: Dave Fisher stated that financially speaking we are
behind where we were last year. Fundraising & Shooting
activities are down, but the new membership procedures should
help. Dave stressed the need for more teamwork and cooperation
in these tough times.
OLD BUSINESS
Cal Kittinger talked about mining the ranges for lead as soon as
possible. We are sitting on a lot of money. Discussion followed.
ROUND TABLE
Pete Cesaro Sr. – Summer Skeet & Trap League has started, but
there is still time to join. The trap machine repair area in the pole
barn was established with donated equipment & money, so there
has been no cost to the club. Bud Hope has separated the lighting
switches, so all fields do not have to be turned on to use just one.
Marie Miller – Thanks to the Haunted Forest crew for such a
good cleanup job this year, it made getting the outdoor archery
range ready much easier. A search for the Archery plaques &
trophies that were stored when the range was remodeled, proved
to be a futile and occasionally insulting effort. Marie prowled
around attics, closets, and other storage areas. When finally going
to search the pole barn, she was challenged by someone who told
her that the Archers never had any space in there. Rude actions &
self interests are not what this club needs. Working together with
respect will help make the club as great as it once was. If anyone
knows where the missing items might be please contact Marie.
Dave Mercieca – Wood splitting by the Rendezvous group was
rained out with the last workbee, but will try again on May 23 rd .
Clint Double – Rendezvous June 11, 12 & 13, come out to see us!
Larry Cohorst – Reporting for Lyn Lash that she is planning a
Sault St. Marie casino trip. Don Navigato requested that Lyn
submit the dates for approval.
Dave Mercier – Slingshots are wrapped up for the year and he &
Mark Geiger will step down, with Jim Morphew & Charlie
Stevens taking over as chairmen.
Chris Peltier – On the subject of Slingshot, thanks you Marshal
Maybrier who voluntarily showed up every Thursday to bartend.
NEW BUSINESS
Lucy Petrowski asked if there were any rules for starting new
committees, events, or fundraisers? Dave Fisher responded that
there is no official procedure, but things of that nature should be
brought up before the Board. Discussion followed.
Pete Cesaro Sr. inquired about the bus trip to Windsor
Sportsman’s Club. Discussion followed.
Motion to adjourn at 9:08pm Cal Kittinger/Chris Peltier.
Carried unopposed.
Respectfully submitted,
Dave Leonard, Editor, The Multi-Laker
D_Leonard@MultiLakes.com
Pete Rinehart – Thanks to all who donated to Horticulture.
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Board of Directors Meeting Minutes – May 12 th 2010
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: Russ DeVriendt, Don Navigato, Tracey
Griggs, Mark Geiger and Dave Fisher. Directors present: Matt
Philippart, Vern Rederstorf, Evan Lacy, Ken Behrens, Marty
Zaremba, Marshall Maybrier, Cal Kittinger, Dave Chappel,
Mick McCanham, Past President Dan Peltier, and Club
Manager Barry Anderson. Interested members present:
Terry Smart, Past President Pete Cesaro Sr., Rich LaFave
Sr., Dave Trott, Chris Peltier, Ron Pennell, Lucy Petrykowski,
Willie Wouters and John Balconi.
MINUTES:
Recording Secretary Tracey Griggs read the minutes from the
April 2010 Board meeting. Dave noted that Past Presidents in
attendance are to be titled accordingly. Ken Behrens/Cal
Kittinger moved to accept the April 2010 minutes as printed
in The Multi-Laker. WITHOUT OBJECTION.
PEOPLE TO SEE THE BOARD:
Dave Trott/Rental – inquiry regarding July rental.
Ken Behrens/Mark Geiger moved to waive rental fee and
deposit for Trott rental on 7/17/10. Discussion followed. IN
FAVOR – 9; OPPOSED – 3 (D. Fisher, T. Griggs, E. Lacy);
ABSTAINED – 1 (C. Kittinger) MOTION CARRIED.
Chris Peltier/Nominations – Noted that his name needs to be
returned to the list of co-chairmen on the bulletin board and in
The Multi-Laker. Russ advised it has been addressed.
PRESIDENT’S REPORT:
Russ discussed the following:
Line dancing class renting main meeting room hourly every
Thursday through the Summer. Cal inquired if the ad in The
Multi-Laker was approved and purchased, and if not it needs
to be purchased. Discussion followed.
Russ DeVriendt/Marshall Maybrier moved to establish a
new chair position for Dock and Lakeside area, and to
appoint Ron Dubois as chairman. Discussion followed.
MOTION CARRIED. Russ DeVriendt/Cal Kittinger moved
to appoint Wayne Hoyt chair for Jr. Rifle in honor of Frank
Zoch. WITHOUT OBJECTION.
VICE PRESIDENT’s REPORT:
Don discussed the proposed calendar. Don Navigato/Tracey
Griggs moved to approve the calendar dates as presented.
Dave noted that the line dancing rental is for a two hour
block. Discussion followed. WITHOUT OBJECTION
Don noted there were 13 quit smoking attendees, 14
weight control attendees, over $200 earnings to M.L.C.A.
Special exaltation to both Brian Hewitt and Don Priebe for
their heroic life saving efforts; we are proud of their
recognition in the local communities.
Good Old Days planning is ahead of schedule; first
meeting May 24 th ; adding craft show, silent auction and
temporary tattoos; more vendors working with car show.
Recent section leaders are: Louise Shell - craft show; Kitty
Lewan - silent auction; Jim Ashcraft - parking. Many others
have stepped up to volunteer. Discussion followed. Cal will
pursue acquiring another Matthew’s Bow for raffle.
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RECORDING SECRETARY’s REPORT:
Tracey discussed the following:
Read letters from Lynn Lash regarding the 2011 casino trip,
her need to take a sabbatical from Good Old Days, and the
Winter craft show schedule. Read letter requesting
permission for a Susan G. Komen fundraiser. Discussion
followed. Tracey Griggs/Cal Kittinger moved to receive and
file the letters. Discussion followed. IN FAVOR – 13;
OPPOSED – 1 (K. Behrens). MOTION CARRIED. Tracey
noted that the motions book is not yet completed due to
extenuating circumstances, but will be next month. Dan
Peltier mentioned that he may be able to acquire donated
projectors and screens for M.L.C.A.
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY’s REPORT:
Mark discussed the following:
Since Jan 1 st we have 85 approved applicants for the new
member meeting 5/15; 47 attending, 18 unable to attend and
have arrangements for joining, 14 have not been able to be
reached, 6 cannot join at this time. 2 nd email invite went out to
chairmen to attend meeting and show off their facilities. 10
new conditional members since the last membership meeting,
and more to come in. Discussion followed.
TREASURER’s REPORT:
Dave discussed the following:
Shooting, social events, fundraising, food service & education
income down from prior year; only thing up is facilities costs
over $4.6k. Down $11.6k for the year, $28.7k down from
same period last year. As B.O.D., we have to run the club as
a business, and separate personal from the needs of the
club. Need to get many more new members to increase
membership, involvement, and volunteering. Been over ten
years since we’ve increased dues, and want this as a last
resort. Critical to increase income, decrease costs, and
maintain and repair the overall property.
Cal noted the motion to increase bar pours from 1.5 oz. to
2 oz. was a 33% increase in cost. Dave stated that bar costs
as well as others will need to be addressed in the near future,
and there are facilities and functions in this club that are
losing money. Finance Committee meeting soon, and then
Dave intends to present the committee’s findings.
Dave Fisher/Tracey Griggs moved to receive and file the
Treasurer’s Report. WITHOUT OBJECTION
Dave noted missed window to kill vegetation at S&T to
mine the lead – we are sitting on a great investment. Dan
plans to spray after N.P.R.C. shoot; spray again in the Fall,
then lead can be recovered next summer. Discussion
followed.
Dave noted that a non-member got up and spoke at the
last general membership meeting making incorrect
allegations regarding a club raffle. Dave wanted to note that
the way we do our raffles has been complemented by our
inspectors; our records are accurate, up to date and in
compliance with all the state requirements. Bingo next week
will draw great participation due to the size of the jackpot.
Need assistance with Bingo to meet and exceed the patrons
needs. Need to review opening up the indoor ranges for just a
few people to alleviate expense of opening.
Dave Fisher/Cal Kittinger moved to approve Club Manager
Barry Anderson’s vacation days as requested. WITHOUT
OBJECTION
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President Russ DeVriendt called the
meeting to order at 8:00 PM. Russ led
the members in the Pledge of Allegiance
and the Conservation Pledge. Russ then
welcomed all the new members and
acknowledged the Past Presidents in
attendance: Tony Katopodis, Skip
Worden, Dan Peltier, Pete Cesaro Sr.,
Don Christensen Ken Behrens, Dave
Fisher and Jim Kirn.
#644 Larry Cohorst/#625 Thomas
Johnston moved to accept the minutes
of the April General Membership
Meeting as printed in The Multi-Laker.
WITHOUT OBJECTION #1359 Rich
LaFave Sr./#637 Mark Campbell
moved to receive and file the April
Treasurer’s Report as printed in The
Multi-Laker. WITHOUT OBJECTION
CHAPLAIN’S REPORT:
Skip noted the following: Frank Zoch,
active educator and Juniors chair,
passed away 4/23, and his mother Mary
Zoch, passed on 5/11; Gabe Michele
home with pneumonia; Skip asked all to
rise for a moment of silence for all the
departed, deceased and sick, and for all
our service men and women.
Skip also noted that he needs help
any Friday at the car cruise – have fun
and get some hours. If you don’t come
out to work, come out to enjoy.
PRESIDENT’S REPORT:
Russ noted the following: New
Member Meeting this past Saturday –
thanks to Mark for running a great
meeting. Dues are due by June 30th, if
you have any questions or concerns see
Mark. Thanks to the following new
chairmen - Fred Koby - Fish Fry, Wayne
Hoyt - Junior Rifle (in honor of Frank
Zoch), Glen Kruckenburg – Texas
Hold’em, Ron DuBois – Dock and
Lakeside Area (new chairmanship). This
Sunday all day WorkBee.
RECORDING SECRETARY’S
REPORT:
Tracey noted the following:
Annual Beef Cookout is July 31 st ,
starting at 6 PM. Music, food, dancing
and raffles. $10 per person, $21 and
older only – come out and have a great
time! Looking for photos of various club
events; please contribute.
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY’S
REPORT:
Mark noted the following: Saturday
was first new member meeting; learning
General Membership Meeting Minutes – May 19 th 2010
experience and everyone did a great
deal supporting the effort. About 50 new
members attended; new
Working/Regular/Probationary count is
641. Still challenging each member to
bring in one member. Dues are due by
June 30th; Mark will set up taking
payment s after the meeting, congrats to
Tony Potter on his efforts, earning him a
Life Membership.
TREASURER’S REPORT - None
EARLY DRAW
Don Hughes, club number #1023, lost
out on $160, plus an extra $25 for
wearing his M.L.C.A. name tag. Next
month the prize will be $170, plus $25
for wearing your name tag.
Russ noted there were 216 in
attendance: 149 Members, 36 New
Members, and 31 Guests. WELCOME!
VICE PRESIDENT’S REPORT
Don noted the following: Reserved
dates have been approved; lots of
activities scheduled this summer.
Annual WorkBee this Sunday due to
rescheduling. Please wear your name
badges – easier to meet and greet.
G.O.D., major one day event Saturday,
August 28 th . First meeting Monday May
24 th . All are encouraged to participate
and sign up to help. Variety of
merchandise available from Hats and
Patches. Want to recognize two
members for their heroic efforts, Don
Priebe for coming to a woman’s aid in a
car accident, and Brian Hewitt, who
pulled a woman from her burning apt.
Also, Brian advised of the birth of his
daughter, Emma Marie.
Congratulations!
Don invited the following to speak:
Pete Cesaro/S&T – Summer league
starting for sporting clays; S&T league
cancelled due to lack of participation.
Eric Manning/O.D.R. – N.P.R.C. June
5 th setup, June 6 th event. Officers from
all over the country will participate.
Please help support the event – R.O.
experience not needed. R.O. class can
be scheduled for any member
interested. Please contact Eric for more
information.
Mark Helminiak/O.D.R. – Contact Mark
to volunteer to work the N.P.R.C. need
carpenters for set up, lots of people
needed to work the event.
Marie Miller/Archery – come on out on
Tues., Wed., or Thurs. evenings; may
still be time to join the league. Collected
$535 for Camp Quality – Camp for kids
with cancer. June 6 th Diamond and
Chrome Ride with the Free Spirit
Chapter for Camp Quality fundraiser.
Dave Chappel/WorkBee – All day
annual rescheduled to this Sunday;
some teams still worked - Marshall and
crew worked on trees, Horticulture and
archery worked around the grounds.
Thanks to Don Priebe for his great work,
and welcome back Wayne Glessner.
Thanks to Rick VanMaele and Jeff
Thompson, new members who have
already contributed a great deal of work
around the club.
Rich Carlson – Thank you for your
overwhelming support for the dock
restoration project. Fundraiser runs until
the end of the month. $20 donation and
name goes on a plaque. For those of
you who promised to dedicate a plank,
please contact Rich directly at
248.210.3623.
Carl Sunderburg/Cowboy Action –
Offering practice to try out the guns and
ammo from the Old West on May 29 th ,
9:30am – 1 PM. Members range fee $5.
Fastest growing handgun sport in the
world.
Rich LaFave Sr./Can-Do – Need
donations of nonperishable food
products and personal products, for the
economy is really getting tough for all,
and many more are in need. Barrel is in
the bar for donations.
Kitty Lewan/G.O.D. Silent Auction –
Looking for business donations; so far
have a ride along from Sherriff
Brouchard, driveway seal coating, Mark
Ridley’s donated free tickets for a group
of 50, haircuts, etc. Any donations will
promote your business and be a
fundraiser for the club.
Jon Lash/Swap Day – Special thanks to
Rich Carlson for his drive for the dock.
Noticed tons of traffic at the fishing
dock. Swap Day June 6 th , any hunt, fish,
camp, or sporting goods; free table to a
member, contact Jon. $10 a table for
nonmembers. Last swap day over 50
tables, over 400 people came through.
Lots of good prizes, and a great way to
get rid of old and purchase new.
Adam Rott/Line dancing – Thursday
nights, $5 per person, a lot of fun, bring
friends, come out and have a great time.
Skip Cohorst/Family Events – great job
to Mark on the new member meeting
and welcome to all. Sat 10/30 is kids
Halloween party. Considering adult
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NPRC
June 6 th
Come on out - Members can
demo guns in the vendor area
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
2 nd and 4 th Wednesdays
of each month……………9:00 am to noon, and 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm
Note: Range closed for holidays and special events.
All range closings will be posted in advance.
FEES:
Members……………………………………..……………$4.00 per hour*
Non-Members…………………………………………….$7.00 per hour*
Juniors (17 & under)………………………………..…..$3.00 per hour*
*When range is at full capacity.
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
DEAN SELLERS
The Real Deal
www.deansellersford.com
2600 W. Maple Road Troy, MI 48084 (248) 643-7500
Monday - Thursday
Lunch Specials
See Lynn at the
Clubhouse Bar and Grill
Your Local “Lakes Area”
Independent Insurance Agent
Lankford Agency
“Because It’s Dangerous Out There!”
As An Independent Agent We Represent You First!
AUTO • HOME • RENTERS • HEALTH • LIFE • BUSINESS
BOATS • ATV’S • MOTORCYCLES • SNOWMOBILES
WAVE RUNNERS • MOBILE HOMES • MOTOR HOMES
248-360-6524
1135 Round Lake Road, White Lake, MI 48386
Located Next To Mr. Ron’s IGAMarket
HELP WANTED:
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BARTENDERS:
Chris Peltier….…….…..(248) 701-0001
BINGO:
John Eriksson.…….....…(248) 476-1233
COUNTRY BREAKFAST:
Russ Griggs…………….(248) 360-5977
FISH FRY:
Ken Behrens…......…..…(248) 669-2294
MORNING CREW:
Barry Anderson……...…(248) 363-9109
SKEET & TRAP:
OPEN………………..…… Please Help!
WORKBEE:
Dave Chappel……..……(248) 363-1398

Bring
Your
Puppies
to
Sell!
PUPPY FAIR
For more info call:
Dave Elam (248) 624-0944
Cowboy
Action
Shooting
Sessions for 2010 :
From 9:30AM-1:00
August 7 & 14
September 11
October 9
2nd Sunday
of each month
(March – October)
8:30am – 2:30 pm
Dogs must be leashed or in a pen
During
and after
the Country
Breakfast
Shoot our guns of the
“Old West”
at the outdoor skeet
range next to the 5-stand.
We have a limited supply of ammo.
Range fee: members $5, non $7.
Bring the kids and the ladies.
Carl Sundberg, Marshal of Huron River Raiders
Aka. Cool Hand Carl
248-318-3463 or 1873cowboy45@sbcglobal.net
Sporting Goods
SWAP DAY
June 6 th 9am – 2pm
$1 at the door, kids under 12 free
Buy-Sell-Trade
Guns, bows, hunting, fishing,
camping equipment, reloaders,
ammo, tools and much more!
COME SEE US
PUBLIC WELCOME!
For more info or a table call John Lash
248-363-7474 or www.multilakes.com
Meeting Night
Entertainment
• On June 16 th , the Howell Nature Center
feature will be Birds of Prey.
• Paul Peniy of Browning Bows will talk about
precision shooting equipment on July 21 st .
• Howell Nature Center is back with Mammals
on Member-Daughter Night, August 18 th .
Meeting Night Raffle
Member-Son Night
June 16 th Top Prizes
are scheduled to be:
1 st – Gun
2 nd – Gun
3 rd –Binoculars
License # C24738
Thank you for your support.
We welcome any and all suggestions.
Please call: Don Priebe
(248) 363-0753
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19 th Annual Summer
Rendezvous, June 11-13
Early set-up Wednesday & Thursday. Tin tipi’s welcome. Modern rest rooms. Plenty of wood & water.
Camp fee $20. Primitive Vendors FREE.
Clint Double 248-363-2139 Dave Mercieca 248-318-6053
Friday
Noon to 4pm Primitive Archery,
Rifle & Pistol Woodswalk
5:30pm Dueling Pistols Match
Saturday
9:30am to 1pm Rifle & Pistol Woodswalk, Primitive
Archery, Hawk, Knife
and Firestarting
2:30pm Rifle Novelty Fun Shoot
6:00pm Potluck Supper
Sunday
10:30 am Trade Gun Match
Awards & Prizes to follow
REGISTRATION for: Women on Target®
August 14, 2010
Pistol and Cowboy Action!
REGISTRATION: 9:00 A.M. followed by ORIENTATION & MANDATORY SAFETY CLASS
SHOOTING BEGINS approx. 10:00 A.M. (Rain or shine). $25.00 fee per session, morning or afternoon, covers
Breakfast snacks, (Lunch included with 2 session choice), Ammo, Hearing & Eye protection plus targets.
Limited number of students, sessions will fill up fast.
Pre-registration required by 7/31/2010 - Registration fee: Non-refundable after 7/31/2010
Make checks ($25.00 per session) 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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Name: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________
(Please print)
Add. ___________________________________________________ City _____________________________ MI. Zip ___________
Phone __________________________________E-mail _____________________________________________________________
Experience level: No experience { } Beginner plus { }
Pistol only $25.00 { } Cowboy Action only $25.00 { } Both ($50.00) { }
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 August 14, 2010 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 parent or guardian of said minor)

~ Hunt Photos ~
I had my pop-up blind set up in the
middle of a 35 acre alfalfa field. Four
big Tom's entered the field 250 yards
away. The boss gobbled and displayed.
A hen immediately yelped from the
corner of the field. The Tom's headed
in her direction. I yelped on my slate
call and they turned toward my decoys.
About 50 yards away they seemed to
hang up however a little breeze made
my jake decoy in half-strut, wiggle.
They came charging in. The boss
stopped and displayed 2 feet in front
of my hen decoy. The 20 yard shot
yielded a heavy bird with a 10" beard
and wide 1 1/8" spurs.
~ Gary Regentin
Letters to the Editor, and Hunt Photos should be e-mailed to D_Leonard@multilakes.com
Prints and hand written letters can be dropped in my box at the club.
…Membership Meeting
continued from page 7
party afterwards. G.O.D. –
running all kids games and
thanks to the country
breakfast crew for a great
meal on Mother’s Day – this
place was packed, and many
guests enjoyed the grounds.
Charley Stevens/Family
Events – Dec. 12 th kid’s
Christmas party. Need help
with G.O.D., running all kids
games and treats and need
volunteers to help.
Gary Regentin/Texas Hold’em
– June 10 th – 13 th at Northville
Downs, will need two
volunteers per shift to sell and
redeem chips. Introduced
Glen Kruckenber, the new
chairman, Gary is working with
Glen during the transition. Last
year netted over $12k; trying
to beat that this year.
Glen Kruckenberg/Texas
Hold’em – Welcome to all new
members. Looking forward to
working this event and
appreciate everyone’s
support.
Russ DeVriendt thanked Gary
for all of his hard work and
dedication to our gaming
events over the years. Also
thanks to Marie Miller stepping
up as the Archery Chair and
John Brandt for Haunted
Forest.
OLD BUSINESS - None
NEW BUSINESS - None
#434 Jon LaFave/#828
Richard Murphy moved to
adjourn the business portion of
the meeting at 8:42 PM.
WITHOUT OBJECTION
Entertainment this evening was
Jim Moody, with a presentation
on knife sharpening.
MEETING NIGHT RAFFLE
3 rd Flashlight
Bill Brennecke #39
2 nd Generator
Daryl Ramsey #590
1 st Gun
Jason Baiocco #23
Congratulations!!
#661 Mark Geiger/#157
Tracey Griggs moved to
adjourn the meeting at 10:11
PM. WITHOUT OBJECTION
Respectfully Submitted,
Tracey Griggs
Recording Secretary
T_Griggs@multilakes.com
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~ New Member Meeting ~
~ Annual Work Bee ~
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PPH/CPL
CALENDAR
2010
*BASIC PISTOL or
FIRST STEPS
PPH/CPL CLASSES:
CLASS STARTS AT 8:30am
3 HOUR RANGE TIME
FOR SPLIT CLASS or
MAKEUP
JULY 13 JULY 17 JULY 27
SEPTEMBER 14 SEPTEMBER 18 SEPTEMBER 28
NOVEMBER 9 NOVEMBER 13 NOVEMBER 23
* THIS COURSE IS REQUIRED FOR NEW HANDGUN OWNERS or SHOOTERS
For more info contact: Cal Kittinger cckittinger@yahoo.com 248-354-4449
AUGUST 14, 2010 - WOMEN ON TARGET® CLINIC
PISTOL ONLY
Sign up details will be announced in June and July issues.
Hand Gun
2010 Action
Shooting
Event Calendar
Western Wayne
County Conservation
Association
38000 Napier Road
Plymouth, Michigan
Date Event Caliber Sight
Monetary
Awards
Jun.12 Falling Plate, #2 any any tbd
Jun 26 Bowling Pin, #3 .22 LR only any YES
Jul 10 Falling Plate, #3 any any tbd
Jul 24 Bowling Pin, #4 .22 LR only any YES
Aug 14 Falling Plate, #4 any any tbd
Aug 28 Bowling Pin, #5 .22 LR only any YES
Sept 11 Falling Plate, #5 any any tbd
Sept 25 Bowling Pin, #6 .22 LR only any YES
Contact Information: Oct 9 Falling Plate, #6 any any tbd
Paul Baird (734) 422-4080
Saturdays 9:15 am Equipment Setup & Registration 10:00 am Start
Thank you Western Wayne for supporting Multi-Lakes’ Events!
Junior Rifle
By the time you
read this, Junior
Rifle will have had
its last day of
shooting on
May 24 th .
The program will start back up in the fall
on September 13 th . Orientation for new
shooters will be on this day. Additional
new shooter orientation days will be on
the second Monday of each month.
~ Junior Rifle Committee
BUILDING RENTALS
Catering
Available
LARRY GRAY (248) 360-4896
BARRY ANDERSON
(248) 363-9109
MULTI-LAKER
ADVERTISING:
BARRY ANDERSON
(248) 363-9109
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
Served: 6 pm to 7:45 pm
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…B.O.D. Minutes, continued from page 6
CLUB MANAGER’s REPORT:
Re-Union Lake days is being publicized; M.L.C.A. listed as a
participant. Need to be retracted due to club functions reserved
throughout the grounds. Ranges to be closed Monday, May 17 th
due to a request from Mich-Con for pipeline work; outdoor
restrooms and sprinklers are functioning thanks to Jim Dawson
and Ron Tomrell Jr.
Don noted that the split rail and posts need to be repaired. Barry
said he will address the repairs. Discussion followed. Don noted
that Barry and the morning crew took care of the tiles that
needed repairs. We were asked to submit a letter to the Board
of Health regarding our septic system. Barry went to the Board
and should have an update on our permit by Monday.
STANDING COMMITTEE’s REPORT- None
SPECIAL COMMITTEE’s REPORT - None
UNFINISHED BUSINESS - None
NEW BUSINESS:
Cal Kittinger – suggesting high-end item raffle a few times a
year. Discussion followed. 57 people at W.O.T., 6 people at
basic pistol, upcoming C.P.L. 18 people.
Pete Cesaro Sr. – a year and a half ago a gun was found at
S&T, and turned into office. Possible owner has finally stepped
up and gun cannot be accounted for; are reviewing with the
insurance company and police dept. to resolve.
Russ DeVriendt/Mick McCanham moved to pursue setting up
a group of officers and board members to create a performance
matrix and review process for the club manager. Dave noted
there is an existing motion assigning the officers to this task.
MOTION WITHDRAWN
Marshall requested to post G&L Farms flyer, host of our club
pheasant hunts.
Dave Fisher/Dan Peltier moved to adjourn the meeting at 9:09
PM. WITHOUT OBJECTION
Respectfully Submitted,
Tracey Griggs, Recording Secretary T_Griggs@multilakes.com
Texas
Hold `Em
June 10 th through the 13 th
at Northville Downs
2 Volunteers needed for each shift to handle the
chips/cash exchanges. Contact Glen Kruckenberg
(248) 624‐3547
~ Trivia ~
1. What is the only food that does not spoil??
2. How long is a coat hanger when it is
straightened out??
3. On what playing card is the maker’s
trademark??
4. How many curves are in a standard paper
clip??
~ Interesting Facts ~
• No word in the English language rhymes
with---month---orange---silver or purple
• Wal-Mart is bigger than Home Depot,
Kroger, Target, Sears, Costco, and K-Mart
combined.
• In Michigan the 10 cent deposit on all
pop, beer and wine coolers paid at time of
purchase totals 416 million dollars. The
deposits returned back totals 399 million
dollars. Don’t know who profits from the
17 million dollars difference.
~ Answers on page 19 ~
2010 Varmint Match
Come out and test your long range shooting skills!
• NRA F-Class rules will apply for rests
and ammunition
• Two classes: Open and Target Rifle
• Two distances:
Rimfire = 100 meters
Centerfire = 200 meters
• Six varmint targets, five shots / target –
unlimited sighters
• $8.00 match fee + range fee, prize
money awarded after each match
• Remaining dates:
6/20, 7/25, 8/22, 9/19
• All matches start at 3:00pm
• For additional information contact
Duane Osman (586) 805-0353,
or Jim Nesbit (734) 564-0087
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CAROL’S CORNER
Summer League’s a go, but I don’t think the Sun God
knows it. You know the poem, rain rain go away. Can’t
figure out if you have to wear raingear or bug spray,
myself I’d opt for spray.
Let’s keep those Junior Bowhunters going. Get your
kids out there shooting and have a good time
~ Carol
Winter League Results:
First Second Third
Harvey Cooper, Marc Kuehnle Kyle Ratliff , Greg Ratliff John Balconi
Justin Cooper, Troy Grappin Doug Ratliff, Tim Reimer Ted Firness
Gary Marsh
John Stanon
More Winter League Results:
High Bows
FS Krystil Barrett 299-42x FS Tim Silverson 300-60x
FSL Carol wedge 268-8x FSL Tony Music 285-14x
BHFS Alicia Edwards 274-10x BHFS Dennis Moore 300-46x
BHFSL Bill Braatz 283-23x
Most Improved Robin Hoods
Male Troy Grappin Doug Brandon 2
Female Krystil Barret Tom Shefferly 1
Outdoor Maa Club Championship
May 23 rd at Noon
Outdoor F&H Club Championship
June 13 th 9:00/12:00
Outdoor 900 Round Club Championship
July 25 at Noon
Outdoor Archery Banquet ---August 19 th
2010 Outdoor Archery League At Outdoor Archery Range
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, & Thursdays at 6:00 PM through August 5th 15

Those Great Friday
Nights at M.L.C.A.!
By Tracey Griggs
Looking for something fun,
inexpensive and relaxing to do on a
Friday night this summer? Then
Multi-Lakes has your answer! Every
Friday night our club offers to all
who would like to join both a
fantastic fish fry and our fabulous car
cruise.
The fish fry has been a frequented
event for decades. It’s an all you can
eat affair, offering not only baked
and fried fish, but also broasted
chicken, potatoes, salad bar, veggies
and breads.
Fred Koby is the chairman for the
committee, working with six different
crews on a rotating schedule. When
chatting with Fred regarding the
function, he commented that the fish
fry has excellent attributes; it’s an
opportunity to come to the club with
your friends and family, plus it’s a
great fundraiser for the club. Fred
also wanted to thank Ken Behrens
for his years of dedication, recently
passing the chairmanship to Fred.
Each crew has a crew leader, who
trains and manages the other
volunteers, covering the kitchen,
clean up and cashiering duties.
During the fish fry each week the
Gun-A-Week drawing is pulled and
the winner announced.
The hours of the fish fry are 5:30
PM to 8:30 PM, year round. Cost is
$8 for a general ticket, seniors over
62 years old are $7.50, and children 5
– 12 years old are $5.50. Come on
out and enjoy!
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The car cruise is truly spectacular,
for the patrons can truly take their
time and behold the classics, chat
with the owners, and swap car
stories.
This is the fourth year of our car
cruise and it continues to grow in
participation. Drivers are encouraged
to bring out their cars and park them
on our main field, in the center of the
grounds. Rows upon rows of
beautiful cars to be beheld by all
guests.
Each ‘cruiser’ gets a driver ticket
upon entry, and each evening there
are six prizes awarded through the
driver raffle. Thanks to our local
Auto Zone, Knight’s Auto, and
Murray’s Auto Parts who have
supported M.L.C.A. with prize
donations!
There is no admission charge for
the drivers or the guests enjoying the
show. Participants are not required to
be members. Cruisers arrive
throughout the afternoon and early
evening, and the event wraps up
generally around dusk.
Skip Worden has been the
chairman of the event since its
inception, and you can see him out
there running the event nearly every
Friday. Skip commented that he
loves getting the opportunity to show
off the club, the cars and provide
everyone with a great time. Skip also
noted that if a person is looking for a
burger rather than going into the fish
fry for dinner, we do have a small
grill area set up so folks can grab a
bite outside as well.
Skip is always looking for people
to help staff the grill, and crews are
assigned on a rotating schedule. If
you haven’t seen this event, come out
and enjoy the view!
These two Friday night functions
offer a full evening of fun and food.
Many patrons stroll around and look
at the cars, then grab a bite to eat at
the fish fry or the outdoor grill, and
then back out to look at the cars
again to chat with the owners and
other guests appreciating their
beauty.
Then, if you are looking for
dessert, the Boy Scouts frequently
sell ice cream within the fish fry. For
members interested in volunteering
to work the event, please contact the
chairmen. For new members, this is
an easy way to get two functions in
one night and meet many club
members participating in the events.
All in all, it’s a wonderful way to
spend an evening close to home and
to enjoy your club with friends and
family. Please come out and enjoy
your Friday evenings with us!

Skeet & Trap Happenings:
Multi-Lakes 2010/2011 Annual Dues
It’s that time of year again when thoughts turn to Spring, warm sunny weather and Multi-Lakes dues.
According to the By-Laws, as Membership Secretary I am required to let everyone know that annual
dues are payable from April 1, thru June 30, 2010.
If you wish to mail in your dues, this can be done starting April 1, 2010. Please include a selfaddressed
stamped envelope for return of your new membership card. Don’t forget the dues. If you
are currently, or will become a Senior class member, please provide DOB for confirmation.
Now for the By-Law Late Statement Requirement:
Any member whose dues are delinquent on July 1 st of the current year shall be suspended, and any
member whose dues are delinquent on September 1 st of the current year shall be expelled from this
Association, subject to a review of the Membership Committee and the Board…
(Note: This does not apply to active duty personnel to the armed forces.)
LATE FEE NOTIFICATION:
By-Laws requirements: The current late fee of $25 will apply to all dues received after June 30, 2010.
Probationary Members: If you became a Probationary member in 2009, your 2010/2011 dues are now
due. Any Probationary member needing assistance in fulfilling their first year’s obligations, please
contact myself, Barry Anderson – Club Manager, any Officer or Board of Directors and we will assist
you in any manner possible to meet your obligation.
Thank you for your cooperation,
Mark Geiger, Membership Secretary #661
Cell (248) 425-2481
Mutli-Lakes
Skeet & Trap
Green Bird Shoot
Sunday June 27, 2010
Hit a Green bird and you could win
10 Bird events - Open to everyone
Win Steak, Baby Back ribs or chicken
BEEF COOKOUT
July 31st, 6 pm, serving at 7 pm
$10 per person
Tickets available for sale at the bar
Music, Food and Fun!
Adults 21 and older
Members and Guests
Open Shooting
Thursday 2:00 to 9:00
Saturday 2:00 to Dusk
Sunday 12:00 to 5:00
Summer Skeet & Trap
leagues canceled
Due to lack of shooters
MULTI-LAKES C. A.
Friends of the NRA
9 th Annual Dinner
and
Auction Fund Raiser
September 9 th , 2010
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17

MULTI-LAKES 5 th ANNUAL WALLEYE TOURNAMENT
June 5 th 2010
$60.00 per boat (four people) additional $10 per person over four. One person on the boat must be a
Multi-Lakes, Oakland County Sportsmen or a Windsor Sportsmen club member. Non refundable.
First 30 boats to pay are in. All boats must launch from toledo beach marina - NO EXCEPTIONS
All left over fish go to a fund raiser (Thank You)
At the tournament weigh in Plaques will be given to:
Five Largest Walleye by weight (Michigan rules)
Five Best Walleye
Mystery fish (largest fish not being a walleye (weight)
Tournament hours: 7am. To 2pm.
Weigh in is 3pm to 4:00 pm at Multi-Lakes
Fish fry starts at 4:30-5:30 You must have dinner ticket and only participants & workers are eligible to eat.
Proceeds go to Walled Lake Schools to send athletes to sports camps that can’t afford it on their own.
2010 SUMMER
MUZZLELOADER LEAGUE
Outdoor Range and Woods Walk Course. The
league runs every Wednesday evening from 4:30 pm
until dusk. The remaining Woods Walk dates are
6/30, & 7/28 and are designated “Dog & Suds”
night. If you would like to try muzzleloading but
don’t have the equipment, contact Art or Tom and
we can set up some demo shooting for you.
Art Hoffmeyer 248-624-6395
Tom Hoffmeyer 248-762-2412
Any questions contact:Andy Willetts (248) 760-1310
Dawn Bryant was all
smiles when John
Eriksson handed
her our largest
Bingo Jackpot ever
- $3,584.
MEMBERS CHANGE OF ADDRESS FORM
Please use this form to notify us at least 4 weeks before moving to your new address.
1. Present Address – attach address label or print your name and address exactly as shown on the label
Club No.__________ Name_____________________________________________
Old Address__________________________________________________________
City______________________________________ State______ Zip____________
2. Fill In New Address:
Club No.__________ Name_____________________________________________
New Address__________________________________________________________
City______________________________________ State______ Zip____________
3. Mail To: Multi-Laker Phone______________________
3860 Newton Road
Commerce Twp., MI 48382 E-Mail_______________________
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CLUB BAR
OPEN DAILY
N
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FISH FRY
EVERY FRIDAY
ALL YOU CAN EAT
$8.00 Adults
$5.50 Children 5-12
50¢ discount for
Seniors over 62
5:30 to 8:30 pm
Help Support
Your Club!
• FRIED FISH
• BAKED FISH
• BROASTED
CHICKEN
Also Includes:
Salad, Coleslaw,
Veggie, Baked
Potato & Fries
Sporting
Clays
Thursdays 2:00 - Dusk
Saturdays 10:00 - Dusk
Sundays Noon - Dusk
(248) 363-8811
1205 N. Pontiac Trail
Walled Lake, MI 48390
(248) 960-4212
Answers to Trivia:
1. Honey
2. 44 inches long
3. The ace of spades
4. Three
Death Notices
Our sincere sympathy goes out to:
The Zoch family with the May 11 th passing of Mary Zoch, mother of member
Frank Zoch who resently passed on April 23 rd .
God Bless and may they rest in peace.
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Recent Gun-A-Week Winners
30-Apr-10 Mossberg 535 Combo Fld/Deer 12 GA 954 Chris Curtis Milford MI
7-May-10 Taurus M85 .38 Spl Blued 911 Mary Jo Wik Farmington Hills MI
14-May-10 Marlin 336W 30-30 Win Pkg W/Scope 24 Jason Baiocco Commerce MI
21-May-10 Marlin XL 7 30-06 Spgfld 599 Joe Lupo Shelby Township MI
~ 2010 MLCA Outdoor Range ~ Range Officer On Call List ~
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
M. Florkowski (248) 318-6643
W. Hoyt (248) 363-2294
T. Keller (313) 319-2424
D. Mercieca (248) 318-6053
E. Miller (248) 360-2051
G. Rhodes (248) 476-6722
S. Ross (248) 563-6745
D. St. Aubin (248) 698-1355
G. Stirling (734) 421-0655
K. Troyer (248) 684-2389
J. Whitacre (248) 719-0223
B.Yirovec (248) 682-3478
RANGE FEES Effective March 1, 2008
NON-
MEMBER MEMBER JUNIOR
ARCHERY $ 4.00 $ 7.00 $ 2.00
BULLS-EYE PISTOL $ 4.00 $ 10.00 -
COMBAT PISTOL $ 6.00 $ 6.00 -
FIVE-STAND $ 5.00 $ 7.00 $ 3.50
HUNTERS ED. $ 10.00 $ 10.00 $ 10.00
JUNIOR RIFLE - - $ 2.00
*OPEN PISTOL $ 4.00 $ 7.00 $ 3.00
*OUTDOOR RANGE $ 4.00 $ 12.00 $ 4.00
SKEET & TRAP $ 4.00 $ 5.50 $ 3.00
SPORTING CLAYS $11.00 $ 17.00 $ 8.00
WOODSWALK $ 3.00 $ 4.00 -
Ear & eye protection, ammo & targets available
*Per hour if busy.
Outdoor Range Schedule
Open Shooting Hours:
Saturdays 3:00pm - 6:00pm (Apr - Nov)
Saturdays Noon - 3:00pm (Dec - Mar)
Sundays 12:00 noon - 3:00pm
EXCEPT Holidays & Special Events
All other dates check calendar for
committee & times
B-I-N-G-O !!!
EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT
Progressive Jackpot Free Coffee
Great Food
Pull Tabs
First Quickie Game
6:30 PM
License # A00911
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Fish Fry Schedule
June
23 Funni (248) 926-6395
30 Vanstone (313) 790-9620
07 Kirby (313) 406-5421
14 Potter (248) 624-3846
July
02 Mullins (248) 360-4251
09 DeVriendt (248) 624-5232
16 Funni (248) 926-6395
23 Vanstone (313) 790-9620
30 Kirby (313) 406-5421

You can buy
HATS, PATCHES & MORE…
ANYTIME!
We have a full display table of items for sale at
our monthly meeting, and some special events
at the club. There is also a display case by the
bar entrance. You can ask the barmaid on duty,
or anytime you see us around the clubhouse.
We want you to be able to show everyone that
you are a proud member of the
Multi-Lakes Conservation Association.
Thank you all for your continuing support.
Doug Erstad & Dennis Drake
Multi-Lakes Clubhouse
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
June 13 ~ July 11 ~ August 8
Menu includes: Custom omelets, scrambled
eggs, bacon, sausage links, biscuits &
gravy, hash browns, cinnamon apples,
waffles, pancakes with hot syrup, toast,
coffee, milk, tomato & orange juices.
Adults. ........... ..... .....$7.00
Seniors ........... ...........$6.50
Children 5-12 . ...........$4.00
Children under 5 ........$1.00
FREE KEY
Buy
One
Get One
FREE!
One coupon per visit per day
Melvin’s Hardware
$2 OFF
20 lb.
Propane
Tank Fill
One coupon per visit per day
Melvin’s Hardware
Melvin’s
Hardware
690 N. Pontiac Trail, Walled Lake
248-624-4583
Show Your MLCA Card for 10% Off Regular Retail Prices!
Foley & Neville, PLLC.
Full Service Law Firm
www.foleynevillelaw.us
(248) 462-7500
17199 N. Laurel Park Drive
Suite 402
Livonia, MI 48152
Raymond I. Foley, II
(248) 486-1700
6849 Grand River Ave.
Suite 2
New Hudson, MI 48165
Save Your Home • Bankruptcies
Chapter 7 & Chapter 13 • Member Discounts
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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
Applications
& renewals
at the bar.
www.nra.org
This Space
Intentionally
Left Blank
MCRGO
Largest Statebased
Firearms
Advocate in
America
www.mcrgo.org
Need an Electrician?
I Can Help
Upgrades, Fans, Plugs
Problems, Lights
Generators, All types of Work
Don Navigato #678 (248) 207-2039
10% discount to MLCA Members
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www.mucc.org
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

2010 Committee Chair Directory
Members Interested In Committees Call President Russ Devriendt @ 248-624-5232
Activities Grounds NRA Training Couselor
Andy Willetts 248-760-1310 Al Wilkinson 248-363-2690 Tony Racchi 248-207-5961
Adopt-a-Highway Jim Wells 248-410-4442 Operation Can-Do
Dave Mercieca 248-318-6053 Hall Rentals Richard LaFave, Sr. 248-669-9540
Archery Larry Grey 248-360-4896 Outdoor Range
Marie Miller (Indoor) 248-444-9611 Hats and Patches Eric Manning 248-705-1516
Bryan Hewitt (3D) 734-560-7476 Doug Erstad 248-363-4326 William Lonsberry 248-613-9303
Tim Loynes (Outdoor) 248-773-9650 Dennis Drake 248-363-4124 Jeff Whitacre 248-719-0223
Ron Opfer (Junior) 248-624-0161 Haunted Forest Painting
Bar Ken Cole 248-505-3310 Tom Jakubiec 248-624-0014
Chris Peltier 248-701-0001 Brent Bastien 248-553-3160 Parliamentarian
Tara Walker 248-787-3328 John Brandt 248-366-7940 Dave Fisher 248-668-0371
Baseball Horseshoes Personal Protection/CPL Classes
Ed Sienkiewicz 248-624-4782 Rob Joyner 248-363-0211 Cal Kittinger 248-354-4449
Bingo Horticulture Pheasant Hunt
John Eriksson 248-476-1233 Pete Rinehart 586-755-1437 Marshall Maybrier 248-867-5069
Buck Bourdeau 248-363-0270 Bob Bauman 248-887-8488 Terry Smart 586-980-6013
Chris Peltier 248-701-0001 House Photography
Blood Drive Richard LaFave, Sr. 248-669-9540 Tracey Griggs 248-767-3111
Kirk Cooke 248-562-7477 Hunters Ed. & Basic Rifle Pistol-Bullseye
Frank Spelker 248-255-7293 Wayne Hoyt 248-363-2294 Jose Lopez 810-227-7461
Building Maintenance Chet Dymon 248-363-7030 Bob Carlson 810-227-2953
Brian Moore 248-505-3680 Insurance Pistol Combat
By Laws Dave Mercier 248-360-0128 Bill Brennecke 248-624-6854
Rich Johnson 313-278-7841 JOAD Pistol Open
Car Cruise Ron Opfer 248-624-0161 Pete Cesaro, Jr. 248-760-7331
Skip Worden 248-685-0703 Junior Conservation Club Curtis McNaught 248-366-4730
Chairperson’s Committee Larry Smith 248-887-3727 Political Action Committee
Don Navigato 248-921-5257 Lou Gehringer 248-363-2220 Chad Muncy 248-320-8637
Computer Junior Rifle Pole Barn
Scott Measel 248-305-9338 Wayne Hoyt 248-363-2294 Jim Babel 248-363-9891
Conservation Education in Honor of Frank Zoch Popcorn
Rich Johnson 313-278-7841 Junior Shotgun Rudy Kirn 248-363-3027
Country Breakfast Mike Borst 248-960-9307 Purchasing
Russ Griggs 248-360-5977 Jon Sabo 248-766-5715 Richard LaFave, Sr. 248-669-9540
Steve Wagner 248-752-8629 Frank Spelker 248-255-7293 Range House Coordinator
Cowboy Action Shooting Kitchen Curtis McNaught 810-333-1331
Carl Sundberg 248-553-4410 VACANCY Range Officer Training
Daily Raffle Kitchen Meeting Night Andy Lynch 248-685-8310
Jim Kirn 248-363-9351 Dale Lee 734-421-4639 Range Stewardship Committee
Gary Gryglewski 248-348-6053 Bob Lederman 248-661-1333 VACANCY
Dennis Cullen 734-422-3051 Las Vegas Night School Liaison Shooting Sports
Deer Contest Glen Kruckenberg 248-624-3547 Tony Jankowski 248-624-1036
Charles McDonald 248-627-4244 Meeting Night Raffle Scouting/Boy
Jon Lash 248-363-7474 Don Priebe 248-363-0753 Wayne Davis 248-446-5275
Dock & Lakeside Memorial Sergeant at Arms
Ron Dubois 313-215-3148 Richard LaFave, Sr. 248-669-9540 Larry Gray 248-360-4896
Election M.U.C.C. Delegates Ron Pennell 248-624-2630
Larry Willis 248-755-6781 Gene Thibodeau 248-698-9097 Mike Wilczynski 248-363-6197
Entertainment Mike Borst 248-960-9307 Skeet & Trap
Richard A. Lafave, Sr. 248-669-9540 Rich Johnson 313-278-7841 VACANCY
Equipment Maintenance Dave Manning 248-624-1218 Slingshot
Evan Lacy 248-363-4586 M.U.C.C. Shoot Jim Morphew 248-760-3306
Greg Potter 734-464-7802 VACANCY Charley Stevens 248-542-4773
Bill McKeever 248-363-0898 Multi-Laker Editor Sporting Clays
Euchre Dave Leonard 248-762-3926 Pete Cesaro, Sr. 248-685-1922
Bill Burnett 248-895-9614 Multi-Lakes Chaplain Pete Cesaro, Jr. 248-760-7331
Family Events Skip Worden 248-685-0703 Strategic Planning
Larry Cohorst 248-698-1575 Multi-Lakes Historian Pete Cesaro, Sr. 248-685-1922
Charley Stevens 248-542-4773 Mick McCanham 248-366-6819 Dave Bolla 248-318-1729
Fence Muzzleloader League Sam Mullins 248-776-2238
Jim Ashcraft 248-563-5184 Art Hoffmyer 248-624-6395 Tree Chairman
Finance Committee Tom Hoffmyer 248-334-6175 Marty Zaremba 248-476-3983
Mark Geiger 248-681-6732 Muzzleloader Rendezvous Wild Game Dinner
Five Stand Clint Double 248-363-2139 VACANCY
VACANCY Dave Mercieca 248-318-6053 Women's Events
Friday Fish Fry New Member Cal Kittinger 248-354-4449
Fred Koby 602-206-6809 Ian Grapp 248-624-5933 Work Bee
Golf League Tom "Jake" Jakubiec 248-624-0014 Dave Chappel 248-363-1398
Tom Cockels 248-521-0780 Nomination .22 Pin Shoot
Mark Kiefer 248-669-2349 Chris Peltier 248-701-0001 Terry Smart 586-980-6013
Good Old Days NRA Dinner Carl Sidoti 586-747-0833
Don Navigato 248-921-5257 Cal Kittinger 248-354-4449
WWW.MULTILAKES.COM
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Schedule those dates now!
Anyone scheduling upcoming events please submit
your dates to the Club Manager to be presented to
the Chairperson’s Committee and Board of Directors
for approval of all upcoming dates.
Periodicals
Postage Paid
Walled Lake, MI
ALL COMMITTEES:
We need to know who is doing what!
Thank you – Club Manager
Please drive responsibly on and off club grounds!!
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Conservation Pledge
I GIVE MY PLEDGE AS
AN AMERICAN TO SAVE
AND FAITHFULLY
DEFEND FROM WASTE THE
NATURAL RESOURCES OF
MY COUNTRY – ITS AIR,
SOIL AND MINERALS,
ITS FORESTS,
WATERS AND
WILDLIFE
The Multi-Laker
(USPS-350-060) 6
3860 Newton Road
Commerce Twp., MI 48382