Eric McCoy was elected to the Board of Directors of Anderson Creek Sportsmen's Club at the December meeting.
Congratulations, Eric!
Monday, December 19, 2011
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Tom Hamilton elected president of Anderson Creek Sportsmens Club
Tom Hamilton was elected president of Anderson Creek Sportsmen at the December meeting.
Other officers elected are:
Vice President: Joel Dutra
Secretary: Randy Mitchell
Treasurer: George McCoy III
Congratulations to all the officers!
Other officers elected are:
Vice President: Joel Dutra
Secretary: Randy Mitchell
Treasurer: George McCoy III
Congratulations to all the officers!
Andy Shaffer wins members-only rifle drawing
Andy Shaffer won the Remington LSS rifle in the members-only drawing at the December meeting.
Congratulations, Andy!
Congratulations, Andy!
Anderson Creek Sportsmen
December 10, 2011
Meeting Minutes
Meeting was called to order by Tom Hamilton at 7:30 p.m. on December 10th, 2011.
The November minutes were presented by Randy Mitchell and approved on a motion by Marty Hrin and a second by Joel Dutra. The treasurer’s report was approved on a motion by Tom Noble and a second by Steve Strouse.
Old Business
There were 3 perfect scores for the year in the Bulls Eye Matches by Steve Strouse, Bob Kingsbury and Joe Reffner. Derek Hoyt was the Deer Rifle Champion for 2011.
Club Dues and points must be paid for by April or you will be removed from the club. Contact George McCoy if you have any questions about the points you have accumulated for the year.
The gun raffle tickets for the coming year have been distributed to the members. Any member who did not receive tickets to sell can get tickets from Joel Dutra, Randy Mitchell or George McCoy.
The 3 windows have been installed in the club house, and the walls have been winterized. Joseph Mitchell and Mike Straub recommended that we replace the boards and reside the front of the club house next year. It was noted that the door sill also needs replaced.
New Business
Randy Mitchell made a motion to wave the points requirement for Greg Yutzey for the preparation of the corporation income tax forms. The motion passed on a Breck Neeper second.
Andy Shaffer suggested that we clear the brush (Autumn Olives) from around the pond. It was decided that we will organize a work party while the pond is frozen to clear the brush.
The following officers were elected for 2012:
President Tom Hamilton
Treasurer George McCoySecretary Randy Mitchell
Vice Pres. Joel Dutra
Members are reminded to get raffle tickets and sell them to benefit the club.
Steve Beretsel won the 50/50 drawing.
Andy Shaffer won the Remington 700 LSS in the Members Only Drawing.
Bob Huston made a motion to adjourn and Wayne Hicks seconded the motion.
Respectfully submitted by Randy Mitchell, Secretary.
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
A proud moment in the Jeremy Smith household!
Attached is a picture of my son Caleb’s first buck. He’s 10 years old and shot the 6 point at about 3pm on the first day with a T/C Contender in 22 hornet. It’s a toss-up who was more excited, he or I. The shot placement was great. and the deer ran less than 30 yards before piling up.
On a side note, I’ve also attached a picture of my daughter Audrey shooting the S&W .22 pistol she won through the Anderson Creek gun raffle last spring. You won’t want to mess with her!
Monday, November 14, 2011
Club members Tom Hamilton and Bob Huston win 400-yard matches
Here are the results of the 400-yard bulls eye match held November 13 at the club range.
Conditions were very good for shooting. We had our 3rd perfect score of the year. Club members Tom Hamilton and Bob Huston closed out the year with wins.
Joe Reffner from Juniata Valley shot a perfect 50/50 in the very first relay. Forty targets were shot today.
22 Class:
1. Tom Hamilton of Curwensville 46/50
2. Jeff Gates of Altoona 45/50
3. Tie 44/50
Jeff Gates
Tom Hamilton
.30 Class:
1. Joe Reffner of Juniata Valley 50/50
2. Joe Reffner 49/50
3. Dan Wise of Marstellar 48/50
Unlimited Class:
1. Bob Huston of DuBois 49/50
2. Tie 48/50
Jeff Gates
Mike Solida of DuBois
Conditions were very good for shooting. We had our 3rd perfect score of the year. Club members Tom Hamilton and Bob Huston closed out the year with wins.
Joe Reffner from Juniata Valley shot a perfect 50/50 in the very first relay. Forty targets were shot today.
22 Class:
1. Tom Hamilton of Curwensville 46/50
2. Jeff Gates of Altoona 45/50
3. Tie 44/50
Jeff Gates
Tom Hamilton
.30 Class:
1. Joe Reffner of Juniata Valley 50/50
2. Joe Reffner 49/50
3. Dan Wise of Marstellar 48/50
Unlimited Class:
1. Bob Huston of DuBois 49/50
2. Tie 48/50
Jeff Gates
Mike Solida of DuBois
Anderson Creek Sportsmen
November 12, 2011
Meeting Minutes
Meeting was called to order by Jeremy Smith at 7:30 p.m. on November 12th, 2011.
The October minutes were presented by Randy Mitchell and were approved on a motion by Joel Dutra and a second by Marty Hrin. The treasurer’s report was approved on a motion by Don O’Dell and a second by Tom Noble.
Old Business
The gun raffle tickets for the coming year were distributed to the member. Any member who did not receive tickets to sell can get tickets from Joel Dutra, Randy Mitchell or George McCoy.
The remodeling supplies have been delivered and the installation of the new windows will start tomorrow.
The tickets for the members only drawing are available from Walt Kuzemchock. This year’s members only prize is a Remington 700 LSS in any of 7 calibers.
The trap thrower has been removed from the trap house and stored in the clubhouse for the winter
.
New Business
Marty Hrin made a motion to have Randy Mitchell purchase more fuel oil for the furnace for the winter.
The water for the clubhouse needs to be shut off and drained for the winter. Jeremy Smith will contact Scott Brubaker to arrange to have this done.
Members are reminded to get raffle tickets and sell them to benefit the club.
George McCoy won the 50/50 drawing.
Charles Bungo made a motion to adjourn and Roger Thomas seconded the motion.
Respectfully submitted by Randy Mitchell, Secretary.
Friday, November 11, 2011
Anderson Creek Sportsmen
October 8, 2011
Meeting Minutes
The August minutes were presented by Jeremy Smith and were approved on a motion by Joel Dutra and a second by Tom Noble. The treasurer’s report was approved on a motion by Marty Hrin and a second by Joel Dutra.
Old Business
It was reported that the Chukar Hunt had miserable weather, it was a fun day and money was made.
Report on pheasant hunt, thanks for the dogs and handlers, a little warm, kids had fun.
New Business
The trap thrower should be pulled before the next meeting.
The new windows are to be done before winter.
Tom Hamilton won the 50/50 drawing.
Tom Noble made a motion to adjourn and Scott Brubaker seconded the motion.
Respectfully submitted by Randy Mitchell, Secretary
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Just a man and his new muzzle loader
My wife and kids got me everything to go in-line muzzle loader hunting for my birthday, I have been talking about getting one for some time now. I went up to the club and tried 2 different bullets and had the rifle sighted in for 100 yards and was ready for the first day of the season. What I wasn't ready for, was the "first day of muzzle loader season"!
We woke up, at camp on Saturday morning to find there were hurricane force winds and almost enough rain to float and ark, yet we still went out. We saw several deer during the day. Unfortunately they were either a half-mile away or traveling at mach 1 as they went by us. You would think that after having to go back to camp and dry off three times during the day, we would have enough sense to stay in. We didn't.
I got back in my stand at 5 o'clock and settled in for the rest of the day. At 5:15 I saw a doe at 125 yards, standing broadside. I put the crosshairs on the deer and pulled the trigger, my rifle went "pffft". I fumbled around and got another primer in, the deer was still standing broadside, and I pulled the trigger again. This time it went "pffft - wosh - bloop", and I watched the bullet fall out of the end of the barrel. The deer was still broadside.
I took out the breech plug and looked down the barrel to make sure there was nothing in it. What I saw was the deer standing broadside. Now I am in full panic mode! I reloaded the gun, put in a primer, put the cross hairs on a still-standing broadside deer and pulled the trigger. The rifle worked flawlessly, and after the smoke cleared I got to see the tail of the deer waving goodbye as it ran into the woods.
You would think I should have been able to stay calm after all that happened, I wasn 't! My son explained to me, as he was laughing, that black powder does not like wet weather. I know this now. But I reminded myself that, "A bad day of huntin' is still better than a good day of workin'!"
Good luck to all you hunters.
- Tom Hamilton
We woke up, at camp on Saturday morning to find there were hurricane force winds and almost enough rain to float and ark, yet we still went out. We saw several deer during the day. Unfortunately they were either a half-mile away or traveling at mach 1 as they went by us. You would think that after having to go back to camp and dry off three times during the day, we would have enough sense to stay in. We didn't.
I got back in my stand at 5 o'clock and settled in for the rest of the day. At 5:15 I saw a doe at 125 yards, standing broadside. I put the crosshairs on the deer and pulled the trigger, my rifle went "pffft". I fumbled around and got another primer in, the deer was still standing broadside, and I pulled the trigger again. This time it went "pffft - wosh - bloop", and I watched the bullet fall out of the end of the barrel. The deer was still broadside.
I took out the breech plug and looked down the barrel to make sure there was nothing in it. What I saw was the deer standing broadside. Now I am in full panic mode! I reloaded the gun, put in a primer, put the cross hairs on a still-standing broadside deer and pulled the trigger. The rifle worked flawlessly, and after the smoke cleared I got to see the tail of the deer waving goodbye as it ran into the woods.
You would think I should have been able to stay calm after all that happened, I wasn 't! My son explained to me, as he was laughing, that black powder does not like wet weather. I know this now. But I reminded myself that, "A bad day of huntin' is still better than a good day of workin'!"
Good luck to all you hunters.
- Tom Hamilton
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Steve Strouse, Linda Solida (twice) and Tom Hamilton win top honors in Oct. 9 400-yard deer rifle match
Member Steve Strouse on a hot streak!
After winning the 200-yard Benchrest match, on Sept. 17, Steve fired a perfect 25 score on Oct. 9 in the 400-yard deer rifle Unlimited class to take top honors two matches in a row. The day was as perfect as you could get, with no wind and great temperatures. We shot 31 targets.
Linda Solida continued her own hot streak by shooting two winning scores in the Factory Heavy Barrel class, tying Tom Hamilton for the top spot in that category. Linda's husband, Mike Solida, shot two runner-up scores in the Unlimited class.
Unlimited:
1. Steve Strouse from Boonesboro (Perfect 25 Score)
2. & 3. Mike Solida from Dubois (23 out of 25)
Factory Heavy Barrel:
1. 3 way tie:
Linda Solida (X2) from DuBois
Tom Hamilton from Curwensville
We have one more 400 -yard match, on round targets, on Nov. 13. The three classes are 30 caliber, 22 caliber and everything else.
This match has unlimited sighters. We encourage all members to come out, fine-tune your rifle for deer season, eat good food (venison chili and corn bread muffins) and have a great time.
- Match results reported by Tom Hamilton
After winning the 200-yard Benchrest match, on Sept. 17, Steve fired a perfect 25 score on Oct. 9 in the 400-yard deer rifle Unlimited class to take top honors two matches in a row. The day was as perfect as you could get, with no wind and great temperatures. We shot 31 targets.
Linda Solida continued her own hot streak by shooting two winning scores in the Factory Heavy Barrel class, tying Tom Hamilton for the top spot in that category. Linda's husband, Mike Solida, shot two runner-up scores in the Unlimited class.
Unlimited:
1. Steve Strouse from Boonesboro (Perfect 25 Score)
2. & 3. Mike Solida from Dubois (23 out of 25)
Factory Heavy Barrel:
1. 3 way tie:
Linda Solida (X2) from DuBois
Tom Hamilton from Curwensville
We have one more 400 -yard match, on round targets, on Nov. 13. The three classes are 30 caliber, 22 caliber and everything else.
This match has unlimited sighters. We encourage all members to come out, fine-tune your rifle for deer season, eat good food (venison chili and corn bread muffins) and have a great time.
- Match results reported by Tom Hamilton
Friday, October 7, 2011
Steve Strouse and Bob Houson win 200-yard IBS matches
Steve Strouse and Bob Houson won top honors in the 200-yard IBS benchrest rifle matches held September 17 at Anderson Creek Sportrsmen's Club. Strouse also took third place in the factory class.
Varmit for Score:
First place - Steve Strouse - 248-5x
Second place - Art Whitaker - 245 3x
Third place - Larry Seger -242-2x
Factory
First place - Bob Huston - 240 1x
Second place - Jim Chesley - 237-3x
Third place - Steve Strouse - 235-3x.
- Reported by Brian Allen
Varmit for Score:
First place - Steve Strouse - 248-5x
Second place - Art Whitaker - 245 3x
Third place - Larry Seger -242-2x
Factory
First place - Bob Huston - 240 1x
Second place - Jim Chesley - 237-3x
Third place - Steve Strouse - 235-3x.
- Reported by Brian Allen
Monday, October 3, 2011
Youth pheasant hunt scheduled Saturday, Oct. 8
Marty Hin reports that there will be a Youth Pheasant hunt on Saturday, Oct. 8.
Volunteers are needed as mentors or to supply dogs for the hunt.
Anybody who knows of any kids who are interested in participating should contact Marty for more information. The hunt is open to youth between the age of 12 and 16. Those who wish to participate must have completed the hunter safety training education.
For more information or to volunteer, please call Marty at 814-583-5979.
Volunteers are needed as mentors or to supply dogs for the hunt.
Anybody who knows of any kids who are interested in participating should contact Marty for more information. The hunt is open to youth between the age of 12 and 16. Those who wish to participate must have completed the hunter safety training education.
For more information or to volunteer, please call Marty at 814-583-5979.
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Anderson Creek Sportsmen
September 10, 2011
Meeting Minutes
Old Business
It was reported that the water pump has been checked and it is ok, the loss of water was probably due to low water in the well.
Andy Shaffer reported that the tractor brakes are now working.
Tom Noble reminded the members that the Chukar Hunt will be held on October 2nd. Anybody planning on attending must contact Tom by 9/27 so he can order the steaks. The cost for the Chukar Hunt and Steak Feed is $160.00 for a group of 4 hunters.
Jeremy gave the match report and the results are posted on the web site.
Randy Mitchell reported that 32 letters were sent to members regarding the recent damage to the target holders.
Marty Hrin reported that there will be a Youth Pheasant Hunt on October 8th and that he needs volunteers as mentors or to supply dogs for the hunt. Anybody who knows of any kids who are interested in participating should contact Marty for more information. The hunt is open to youth between the age of 12 and 16 and must have completed the hunter safety training education.
New Business
Jeremy Smith made a motion to buy 2.5 gallons of Roundup to spray on the field prior to winter. The motion passed on a Nick Prave second.
Don O’Dell volunteered to look for a new metal door for the trap house.
Of Special Note: The meeting was 18 minutes long shattering the previous record of 22 minutes held by Tom Hamilton.
Nick Prave won the 50/50 drawing.
Mart Hrin made a motion to adjourn and Don O’Dell seconded the motion.
- Respectfully submitted by Randy Mitchell, Secretary
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Solida family dominates 400-yard deer rifle match
Results of Sept. 11 deer rifle match:
Solida family shoots a tri-fecta!
This was probably the best conditions for a match that we have ever had. Cool temps and very light winds. Unlimited class had a 3-way tie for first with 3 fellows shooting 23 out of 25. Member Mike Solida, his wife Linda and his son Alan all finished very well today. Mike tied for 1st in the Unlimited class, Linda won the Factory Heavy Barrel and Alan took 3rd in the same class. There were 41 targets shot today.
Deer Rifle Class:
1 & 2. Derek Hoyt of Luthersburg
3. Bob Huston of Dubois
Factory Heavy Barrel Class:
1. Linda Solida of Dubois
2. Brian Baird of Luthersburg
3. Alan Solida of Dubois
Unlimited Class:
3-way tie for 1st:
Mike Soliday of Dubois
Bob Kingsbury of Falls Creek
Bob Huston of Dubois
As you can see from the results, this truly is a family sport. Walt and I encourage all members to come out with thier families and shoot. We have a very competitive, but fun match.
- Tom Hamilton
Solida family shoots a tri-fecta!
This was probably the best conditions for a match that we have ever had. Cool temps and very light winds. Unlimited class had a 3-way tie for first with 3 fellows shooting 23 out of 25. Member Mike Solida, his wife Linda and his son Alan all finished very well today. Mike tied for 1st in the Unlimited class, Linda won the Factory Heavy Barrel and Alan took 3rd in the same class. There were 41 targets shot today.
Deer Rifle Class:
1 & 2. Derek Hoyt of Luthersburg
3. Bob Huston of Dubois
Factory Heavy Barrel Class:
1. Linda Solida of Dubois
2. Brian Baird of Luthersburg
3. Alan Solida of Dubois
Unlimited Class:
3-way tie for 1st:
Mike Soliday of Dubois
Bob Kingsbury of Falls Creek
Bob Huston of Dubois
As you can see from the results, this truly is a family sport. Walt and I encourage all members to come out with thier families and shoot. We have a very competitive, but fun match.
- Tom Hamilton
Monday, September 5, 2011
Larry Seger and Rob Long Win Annual Trophy Shoot
Results of the annual Anderson Creek Sportsmen Annual Trophy Shoot held Saturday, August 20, at the club's 100 and 200-yard range.
Varmint for Score
1st - Larry Seger - 498-18x
2nd - Jack Igou - 494-14x.
Factory
1st - Rob Long - 481-6x
2nd - Jim Chesley - 473-8x
3rd - Armand Marchioni - 469-3x
Congratulations to the winners and place winners!
- Results reported by Brian Allen, Club President
Varmint for Score
1st - Larry Seger - 498-18x
2nd - Jack Igou - 494-14x.
Factory
1st - Rob Long - 481-6x
2nd - Jim Chesley - 473-8x
3rd - Armand Marchioni - 469-3x
Congratulations to the winners and place winners!
- Results reported by Brian Allen, Club President
Anderson Creek Sportsmen
August 13, 2011
Meeting Minutes
Meeting was called to order by Jimmy Johnston at 7:30 p.m. on August 13th, 2011
The July minutes were presented by Randy Mitchell and were approved with one correction on a motion by Andy Shaffer and a second by Roger Thomas. The treasurer’s report was approved on a motion by Marty Hrin and a second by Nick Prave.
Old Business
Marty Hrin reminded members that the PWHU annual picnic will be August 21st and tickets are available from Marty. Jimmy Johnston and Walt Kuzemchock reported on the recent matches and the results are posted on the web site.
Tom Noble reported that the trap shoot went very well with 10 shooters participating. Steve McClure and Jeremy Smith worked on the new trap thrower and it worked very well after some adjustments. Biodegradable birds do not work very well in the thrower. Tom Noble reported that there will be a Chukar hunt on October 2nd and the cost is $160.00 for a group of 2 to 4 shooters.
New Business
Tom Hamilton reported that shooters have been shooting the target holder boards at the 400 yard range. Tom drafted a letter to the members bringing attention to this issue and made a motion that the letter be sent to all members not in attendance at the meeting. The motion passed on a Marty Hrin second and Randy Mitchell will send the letter to the members.
Tom Noble said the pump for the water well is not working and the well may be low. Several members volunteered to check the well and pump. The golf cart was serviced by Steve Strouse. The old mower needs charged and should be ran to make sure it is operating. Tom Noble made a motion that we rent a porta-potty through the end of November and the motion passed on a Scott Brubaker second.
Andy Shaffer found that the tractor brakes are not working and he will contact Bob Knisely to see if he can diagnose and repair the problem. Tom Hamilton made a motion to provide up to $800.00 for the repair of the front wall of the camp and 2 new windows. The motion passed on a Walt Kuzemchock second. Marty Hrin reported that there will be a Youth Pheasant Hunt on October 8th and that he needs volunteers as mentors or to supply dogs for the hunt. Anybody who knows of any kids who are interested in participating should contact Marty for more information.
Andy Shaffer made a motion to adjourn and Breck Neeper seconded the motion.
Respectfully submitted by Randy Mitchell, Secretary.
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Important message for club members
The following letter was mailed to all club members this week:
(Click on letter once or twice to enlarge.)
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Sunday, August 21, 2011
Results from the Aug. 21 400-yard bulls eye match:
Club members win all 3 classes!
Well, we did not escape the rain today. As a matter of fact, it rained so hard that it was coming in the range sideways with a small river running through it. Winds were light and 36 targets were shot today.
.223 Class:
1. Tom Hamilton of Curwensville
2. Ron Bailey Sr. of Marstellar*
3. Joel Dutra of Grampian
.30 Class:
1. John Armstrong of Las Vegas, Nevada*
2. Ron Bailey Sr. of Marstellar
3. Tie: Ron Bailey Sr.
Joel Dutra
Unlimited Class:
1. Steve Strouse of Boonesboro
2. 3-way tie: Rick Stanko of Sheffield (X2)
Jim Baum of Nicktown
* After the name means the shooter borrowed the gun and shot someone else's ammo. My, we have a friendly group of shooters!
- Reported By Tom Hamilton
Well, we did not escape the rain today. As a matter of fact, it rained so hard that it was coming in the range sideways with a small river running through it. Winds were light and 36 targets were shot today.
.223 Class:
1. Tom Hamilton of Curwensville
2. Ron Bailey Sr. of Marstellar*
3. Joel Dutra of Grampian
.30 Class:
1. John Armstrong of Las Vegas, Nevada*
2. Ron Bailey Sr. of Marstellar
3. Tie: Ron Bailey Sr.
Joel Dutra
Unlimited Class:
1. Steve Strouse of Boonesboro
2. 3-way tie: Rick Stanko of Sheffield (X2)
Jim Baum of Nicktown
* After the name means the shooter borrowed the gun and shot someone else's ammo. My, we have a friendly group of shooters!
- Reported By Tom Hamilton
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Bob Kingsbury fires perfect score in 400-yard deer rifle match
Results from the August 14 400-yard deer rifle match:
Kingsbury fires perfect score!
The rain quit right before we started setting up and never came back till after we were done and vehicles were loaded. Temperatures were great with light steady winds, great day for shooting.
Factory Heavy Barrel Class:
1. Tom Hamilton of Curwensville
2. Linda Soliday of DuBois
3. Ron Bailey Sr. of Marsteller
Unlimited Class:
1. Bob Kingsbury of Reynoldsville (25/25)
2. Steve Strouse of Boonesboro
3. Joel Harris of Reynoldsville
Deer Rifle Class:
1. Bob Huston of DuBois
2. Tie:
Bill Crandell of Clearfield
Derek Hoyt of Luthersburg
- Results posted by Tom Hamilton
Kingsbury fires perfect score!
The rain quit right before we started setting up and never came back till after we were done and vehicles were loaded. Temperatures were great with light steady winds, great day for shooting.
Factory Heavy Barrel Class:
1. Tom Hamilton of Curwensville
2. Linda Soliday of DuBois
3. Ron Bailey Sr. of Marsteller
Unlimited Class:
1. Bob Kingsbury of Reynoldsville (25/25)
2. Steve Strouse of Boonesboro
3. Joel Harris of Reynoldsville
Deer Rifle Class:
1. Bob Huston of DuBois
2. Tie:
Bill Crandell of Clearfield
Derek Hoyt of Luthersburg
- Results posted by Tom Hamilton
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
2011 rimfire benchrest results to date
| May 22, 2011 Match | ||||
| Custom Sporter | ||||
| 1st Place | Jim Peightal | 247 11X | ||
| 2nd Place | Tony Harper | 246 14X | ||
| 3rd Place | Marc Coleman | 240 5X | ||
| Unlimited I | ||||
| 1st Place | Marty Hammon | 250 11X | ||
| 2nd Place | Dan Wilson | 249 16X | ||
| 3rd Place | Marc Coleman | 248 16X | ||
| Unlimited II | ||||
| 1st Place | Jim Peightal | 250 18X | ||
| 2nd Place | Tony Harper | 250 16X | ||
| 3rd Place | Marc Coleman | 250 16X | ||
| Squirrel | ||||
| 1st Place | Marc Coleman | 238 6X | ||
| 2nd Place | Marty Hammon | 236 4X | ||
| 3rd Place | Jim Peightal | 223 6X | ||
| June 26, 2011 Match | ||||
| Custom Sporter | ||||
| 1st Place | Jim Peightal | 246 10X | ||
| 2nd Place | Jack Igou | 241 9X | ||
| 3rd Place | Marc Coleman | 236 7X | ||
| Unlimited I | ||||
| 1st Place | Marc Coleman | 250 20X | ||
| 2nd Place | Jack Igou | 249 13X | ||
| 3rd Place | Jim Peightal | 247 12X | ||
| Unlimited II | ||||
| 1st Place | Marc Coleman | 249 16X | ||
| 2nd Place | Jim Peightal | 248 13X | ||
| 3rd Place | Jack Igou | 247 12X | ||
| Squirrel | ||||
| 1st Place | Dave McNeal | 237 6X | ||
| 2nd Place | John Solan | 236 7X | ||
| 3rd Place | Dave Coudriet | 236 6X | ||
| July 25, 2011 Match | ||||
| Custom Sporter | ||||
| 1st Place | Jim Peightal | 245 15X | ||
| 2nd Place | Marc Coleman | 238 7X | ||
| 3rd Place | Jack Igou | 237 7X | ||
| Unlimited I | ||||
| 1st Place | John Toki | 250 19X | ||
| 2nd Place | Jim Peightal | 249 15X | ||
| 3rd Place | Jim Johnston | 248 13X | ||
| Unlimited II | ||||
| 1st Place | Bob Messina | 250 19X | ||
| 2nd Place | Marc Coleman | 250 18X | ||
| 3rd Place | Jim Peightal | 250 16X | ||
| Squirrel | ||||
| 1st Place | Dave McNeal | 236 6X | ||
| 2nd Place | Harp McNeal | 231 | ||
| 3rd Place | Marc Coleman | 230 9X | ||
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Trap shoot and steak feed scheduled for August 7
The trap shoot and steak feed on Sunday, August 7, will be starting around 10:00 a.m.
The cost is $25.00 for three rounds of trap and a steak dinner.
Please contact Tom Noble by Tuesday, August 2, of your plans to attend either or both the trap shoot and the the steak feed so he can get an accurate count.
Tom's contact information is as follows:
Tom Noble
The cost is $25.00 for three rounds of trap and a steak dinner.
Please contact Tom Noble by Tuesday, August 2, of your plans to attend either or both the trap shoot and the the steak feed so he can get an accurate count.
Tom's contact information is as follows:
Tom Noble
RD1, Box 218
Rockton, PA 15856
Phone: 814-590-9044
bonasa13@yahoo.com
bonasa13@yahoo.com
Important reminder regarding 400-yard range
Members and guest at not to put targets, of any type, behind, against, in front of, under or above the 400 yard target frames.
Someone in the last week put clay birds behind the frames and there now are several new bullet holes in the cross beams.
These frames, and the area around them, are for the matches only! There is plenty of space at the practice side to shoot.
- Tom Hamilton
Someone in the last week put clay birds behind the frames and there now are several new bullet holes in the cross beams.
These frames, and the area around them, are for the matches only! There is plenty of space at the practice side to shoot.
- Tom Hamilton
Alcohol Policy By-Law Amendment
1. All Pennsylvania laws related to the possession and use of controlled substances on Anderson Creek Sportsmen’s Club property will be strictly obeyed.
2. Shooting ranges will be alcohol free when the ranges are in use. Shooters must refrain from alcohol use before and during all shooting. That person in charge of the range at that time has the right to determine whether this rule has been violated, and to prevent the violator from participating.
3. The member or members who reserved the Club are fully responsible for all in attendance to follow the rules regarding alcohol use on club property. Any Violations will result in the immediate expulsion of the member or members who have reserved the club and are in charge at the time of the rules violation.
4. The Anderson Creek Sportsmen’s Club being used by non-members shall be alcohol free, unless there is at least one member responsible, at which time all rules of alcohol use and possession shall be followed.
5. All rules, infractions and punishment shall be dealt with in accordance to Article 1, Section 3 of the Anderson Creek Sportsmen’s Club by-laws.
2. Shooting ranges will be alcohol free when the ranges are in use. Shooters must refrain from alcohol use before and during all shooting. That person in charge of the range at that time has the right to determine whether this rule has been violated, and to prevent the violator from participating.
3. The member or members who reserved the Club are fully responsible for all in attendance to follow the rules regarding alcohol use on club property. Any Violations will result in the immediate expulsion of the member or members who have reserved the club and are in charge at the time of the rules violation.
4. The Anderson Creek Sportsmen’s Club being used by non-members shall be alcohol free, unless there is at least one member responsible, at which time all rules of alcohol use and possession shall be followed.
5. All rules, infractions and punishment shall be dealt with in accordance to Article 1, Section 3 of the Anderson Creek Sportsmen’s Club by-laws.
Anderson Creek Sportsmen
Meeting Minutes
Meeting was called to order by Jeremy Smith at 7:30 p.m. on July 9th, 2011
The June minutes were presented by Randy Mitchell and were approved as read on a motion by Roger Thomas and a second Tom Noble. The treasurer’s report was approved on a motion by Marty Hrin and a second by Bud Thomas.
Old Business
Tom Noble reported that the new thrower worked very well after some adjustments. The birds that were stored in the thrower pit drew damp and did not work very well in the thrower. It was decided that the birds will now be stored in the lawn mower shed. The lawn mower was moved to the golf cart shed. Instructions for operating the new thrower are posted on the door of the pit, and should be carefully followed to avoid any injuries.
Jeremy Smith reported on the 22 match. Walt Kuzemchock reported on the 400 yard match. The next 22 match will be on July 24th.
Members are reminded that the cllub news and match results are posted on our web site.
The web site address is WWW.ANDERSONCREEK.BLOGSPOT.COM
New Business
Marty Hrin reported that the annual Pennsylvania Wildlife Habitat Unlimited pig roast will be held on August 15th. Tickets are $48.00 and can be purchased by contacting Marty Hrin.
Tom Noble won the 50/50 drawing.
Breck Neeper made a motion to adjourn and Roger Thomas seconded the motion.
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Bob Kingsbury and Brian Allen win IBS 100-yard matches
Varmit for Score
1. Bob Kingsbury -250-23x
2. Larry Seger - 249-14x
Factory
1. Brian Allen - 244-8x
2. Rob Long - 237-3x
3. Armand Marchion - 231-2x
1. Bob Kingsbury -250-23x
2. Larry Seger - 249-14x
Factory
1. Brian Allen - 244-8x
2. Rob Long - 237-3x
3. Armand Marchion - 231-2x
Monday, July 11, 2011
Club record of 56 targets show at July 10 400-yard Deer Rifle Match
What a day for shooting! No wind, a little warm, but a club record of 56 targets shot. We had to run 6 relays to accommodate the amount of shooters we had. Here are the results from the July 10 400-yard Deer Rifle Match:
Deer Rifle:
1st - Four-way tie:
Tom Hamilton (x2) of Curwensville
Derek Hoyt of Luthersburg
Bob Huston of DuBois
Factory Heavy Barrel:
1. Brian Baird of DuBois
2. Linda Soliday of DuBois
3. Steve Strouse of Falls Creek
Unlimited:
1st - Two-way tie:
Shawn Adamson of DuBois
Nancy Armstrong of Las Vegas, Nevada
2nd - Two-way tie:
Rick Stanko of Sheffield
Chuck Leroy of DuBois
Club Note:
Nancy Armstrong, winner in the Unlimited Class and wife of member John Armstrong, was trying to help her husband out today. John was not having a good day and was not getting very good scores. Nancy took the rifle from him and proceeded to clean up in her class. Maybe John ought to let Nancy wear the shooting pants in their family.
- Tom Hamilton
Deer Rifle:
1st - Four-way tie:
Tom Hamilton (x2) of Curwensville
Derek Hoyt of Luthersburg
Bob Huston of DuBois
Factory Heavy Barrel:
1. Brian Baird of DuBois
2. Linda Soliday of DuBois
3. Steve Strouse of Falls Creek
Unlimited:
1st - Two-way tie:
Shawn Adamson of DuBois
Nancy Armstrong of Las Vegas, Nevada
2nd - Two-way tie:
Rick Stanko of Sheffield
Chuck Leroy of DuBois
Club Note:
Nancy Armstrong, winner in the Unlimited Class and wife of member John Armstrong, was trying to help her husband out today. John was not having a good day and was not getting very good scores. Nancy took the rifle from him and proceeded to clean up in her class. Maybe John ought to let Nancy wear the shooting pants in their family.
- Tom Hamilton
Matt Hamilton promoted to captain
Pictured with Captain Hamilton is Captain Kaiser, Cpt. Hamilton, his son, Gunner, and his wife Jessica.
Matt is the son of Tom and Karen Hamilton of Curwensville.
Captain Hamilton is a SRT (Special Reaction Team) leader in the MP's, the Army's version of SWAT and will be stationed at Fort Riley, Kansas after completion of the Captains Career Course in September.
Sunday hunting assigned a bill number in Pennsylvania
Sunday hunting legislation has been assigned a bill number in Pennsylvania. House Bill 1760 is sponsored by state Representative John Evans (R-5).
The prohibition on Sunday hunting is an old blue law left on the books in just a handful of states. Hunters pump millions of dollars into habitat restoration and conservation and they are primarily responsible for healthy ecosystems throughout Pennsylvania.
Many hunters cannot introduce their children or friends to hunting because Saturday is their only opportunity, and they are competing with the numerous organized sports and other activities. The addition of an extra day in the field increases a person’s available time to enjoy our hunting heritage. This will invigorate essential hunter recruitment and retention efforts. Sunday hunting will also bring a much-needed economic boost to rural areas.
The prohibition on Sunday hunting is an old blue law left on the books in just a handful of states. Hunters pump millions of dollars into habitat restoration and conservation and they are primarily responsible for healthy ecosystems throughout Pennsylvania.
Many hunters cannot introduce their children or friends to hunting because Saturday is their only opportunity, and they are competing with the numerous organized sports and other activities. The addition of an extra day in the field increases a person’s available time to enjoy our hunting heritage. This will invigorate essential hunter recruitment and retention efforts. Sunday hunting will also bring a much-needed economic boost to rural areas.
Fishing's great at the club pond
I do suggest you take medium tackle when you go to fish there, as you can see by the second picture we have some very good sized large mouth bass in the pond. I hooked a bigger one earlier and the fish broke my lighter set up. All the fishing was done off the boat dock, I'm sure there are bigger fish around the pond.
- Tom Hamilton
Gov. Corbett sings Castle Doctrine bill into law
Gov. Tom Corbett has signed Pennsylvania Castle Doctrine legislation into law. This common-sense measure permits law-abiding citizens to use force, including deadly force, against an attacker in their home and any place where they have a legal right to be. It also protects individuals from civil lawsuits by an attacker or attacker’s family when force is used.
Gov. Corbett and Pennsylvania lawmakers know that law-abiding citizens must have the right to protect themselves when criminals attack without fear of being second-guessed by an overzealous prosecutor,” said Chris W. Cox, executive director, National Rifle Association’s Institute for Legislative Action. “Crime victims don’t have the luxury of time when confronted by a criminal and must be able to count on the law being on their side. This new law accomplishes that by removing any mandate of forcible retreat.”
Gov. Corbett and Pennsylvania lawmakers know that law-abiding citizens must have the right to protect themselves when criminals attack without fear of being second-guessed by an overzealous prosecutor,” said Chris W. Cox, executive director, National Rifle Association’s Institute for Legislative Action. “Crime victims don’t have the luxury of time when confronted by a criminal and must be able to count on the law being on their side. This new law accomplishes that by removing any mandate of forcible retreat.”
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Elk caught grazing on club property
There was a smaller one, but the bigger bulls would not let him near their feeding area.
- Photo and report by Tom Hamilton
Steak feed and trap shoot scheduled for July 9
There will be a Trap Shoot and Steak Feed on Saturday, July 9. Please contact Tom Noble at bonasa13@yahoo.com by July 4 to sign up and allow time to order the steaks.
The cost is $25.00 for three rounds of trap and a steak dinner.
The cost is $25.00 for three rounds of trap and a steak dinner.
Wisconsin passes right-to-carry legislation
Both chambers of the Wisconsin state legislature have voted to approve one of the nation's strongest Right-to-Carry bills, by solid bipartisan margins.
Senate Bill 93, which was strongly backed by NRA, now goes to Governor Scott Walker (R) for his expected signature. When signed, it will leave Illinois as the only state that provides no way for citizens to carry concealed firearms for self-protection outside their homes or places of business.
Senate Bill 93, which was strongly backed by NRA, now goes to Governor Scott Walker (R) for his expected signature. When signed, it will leave Illinois as the only state that provides no way for citizens to carry concealed firearms for self-protection outside their homes or places of business.
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Steve Strouse and Brian Allen win 200-yard IBS matches
Steve Strouse and Brian Allen won top honors at the 200-yard IBS match held Saturday, June 18, at the Anderson Creek Sportsmen Club. Eight shooters took part in the matches.
Varmint for Score
1. Steve Strouse 249-8x
2. Bob Kingsbury 248-4x
3. Don Stine 236-5x
Factory
1. Brian Allen 246-4x
2. Steve Smith 246-3x
3. Jim Chesley 233-1x
- Reported by Brian Allen
Varmint for Score
1. Steve Strouse 249-8x
2. Bob Kingsbury 248-4x
3. Don Stine 236-5x
Factory
1. Brian Allen 246-4x
2. Steve Smith 246-3x
3. Jim Chesley 233-1x
- Reported by Brian Allen
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Castle Doctrine Bill Passes Pennsylvania Senate
House Bill 40, the NRA-backed Castle doctrine legislation, passed in the state Senate on Monday, June 20, by a 45 to 5 vote. This bill will now go to Governor Tom Corbett for his consideration.
Introduced by state Representative Scott Perry (R-92), HB 40 would permit law-abiding citizens to use force, including deadly force, against an attacker in their home and any place outside of their home where they have a legal right to be. If enacted into law, it would also protect individuals from civil lawsuits by the attacker or the attacker's family when force is used.
The companion bill to HB 40, Senate Bill 273, was sponsored by Richard Alloway, II (R-33). Please thank both Representative Perry and Senator Alloway for sponsoring this important self-defense legislation. Contact information is listed below.
Also, please contact Governor Corbett and urge him to sign into law HB 40. He can be contacted by clicking here to send an e-mail message.
Representative Scott Perry
(717) 783-8783
sperry@pahosuegop.com
Senator Richard Alloway, II
(717) 787-4651
ralloway@pasen.gov
Introduced by state Representative Scott Perry (R-92), HB 40 would permit law-abiding citizens to use force, including deadly force, against an attacker in their home and any place outside of their home where they have a legal right to be. If enacted into law, it would also protect individuals from civil lawsuits by the attacker or the attacker's family when force is used.
The companion bill to HB 40, Senate Bill 273, was sponsored by Richard Alloway, II (R-33). Please thank both Representative Perry and Senator Alloway for sponsoring this important self-defense legislation. Contact information is listed below.
Also, please contact Governor Corbett and urge him to sign into law HB 40. He can be contacted by clicking here to send an e-mail message.
Representative Scott Perry
(717) 783-8783
sperry@pahosuegop.com
Senator Richard Alloway, II
(717) 787-4651
ralloway@pasen.gov
Tom Hamilton, Scot Wink, Joel Harris win 400-yard bullseye matches
We had almost perfect conditions Sunday, June 19, at our 400-yard bullseye matches. There was a light breeze, with little humidity and moderate temperatures. Twenty-eight targets were shot.
.223 Class:
1. Tom Hamilton from Curwensville
2. Tom Hamilton
3. Linda Soliday from DuBois
.30 Calibre Class:
1, 2, & 3. Scot Wink from Curwensville
Unlimited Class:
1. Joel Harris from Reynoldsvile
2. Mike Soliday from DuBois
3. Rick Stanko from Sheffield
Match note:
Joel Harris, the unlimited class winner, was packing up after warm-ups because he could not get sighted in at 400 yards. Walt Kuzemchock suggested that we take him to the 100-yard range and see what was going on. After several shots, and several clicks, he took the center out of the target. Joel went back the match and beat his friend, Mike Soliday. Maybe Mike should have told him to go, "Just one more click".
- Reported by Tom Hamilton
.223 Class:
1. Tom Hamilton from Curwensville
2. Tom Hamilton
3. Linda Soliday from DuBois
.30 Calibre Class:
1, 2, & 3. Scot Wink from Curwensville
Unlimited Class:
1. Joel Harris from Reynoldsvile
2. Mike Soliday from DuBois
3. Rick Stanko from Sheffield
Match note:
Joel Harris, the unlimited class winner, was packing up after warm-ups because he could not get sighted in at 400 yards. Walt Kuzemchock suggested that we take him to the 100-yard range and see what was going on. After several shots, and several clicks, he took the center out of the target. Joel went back the match and beat his friend, Mike Soliday. Maybe Mike should have told him to go, "Just one more click".
- Reported by Tom Hamilton
Please wecome our new member Rob Long
Anderson Creek Sportsmen welcomed a new member, Rob Long, at the June meeting. Welcome to the club, Rob! We hope you enjoy all the great shooting and other events we conduct all through the year.
Food Committee Assignments by Month
Secretary Randy Mitchell has compiled a revised food committee list by month, beginning with the next meeting in July. Please note your assignment and work with other members in your group to delight club members with some good eats!
July - George & Eric McCoy, Tom Noble, Randy Mitchell, Joe Mitchell
Aug. – Dan Francisco, Charles Bungo, Dave Francisco, Robert E. Lee
Sept. - Andy Shaffer, Jerry Witherow, Shannon McKee, Dave Moore
Oct. - Jim Johnston, Joel Dutra, Steve McClure, Glenn Byerly, Rob Long
Nov. - Joe Wriglesworth, Shummy McCracken, Bob Huston, Breck Neeper, Brian Allen
Dec. - Tom Hamilton, Jeremy Smith, Wayne Hicks, Steve Strouse
Jan. - Bryan Brubaker, Dave Coudriet, Steve Beretsel, Charles Leroy, Scott Brubaker
Feb. – Don O’Dell, Dustin Grice, Mike Straub, Mike Solida, Scott Wink
March - Ed, & Travis Spencer; Dennis Mollura, Marty Hrin, John Armstrong
April - Bob McClure, Dave McNeel, Dave Johnston, Carl Huss
May - Walt Kuzemchock, Roger Thomas, Tom Grice, Roy Mahlon
June - Harp McNeel, Nick Prave, Bud Thomas, Greg Yutzey
July - George & Eric McCoy, Tom Noble, Randy Mitchell, Joe Mitchell
Aug. – Dan Francisco, Charles Bungo, Dave Francisco, Robert E. Lee
Sept. - Andy Shaffer, Jerry Witherow, Shannon McKee, Dave Moore
Oct. - Jim Johnston, Joel Dutra, Steve McClure, Glenn Byerly, Rob Long
Nov. - Joe Wriglesworth, Shummy McCracken, Bob Huston, Breck Neeper, Brian Allen
Dec. - Tom Hamilton, Jeremy Smith, Wayne Hicks, Steve Strouse
Jan. - Bryan Brubaker, Dave Coudriet, Steve Beretsel, Charles Leroy, Scott Brubaker
Feb. – Don O’Dell, Dustin Grice, Mike Straub, Mike Solida, Scott Wink
March - Ed, & Travis Spencer; Dennis Mollura, Marty Hrin, John Armstrong
April - Bob McClure, Dave McNeel, Dave Johnston, Carl Huss
May - Walt Kuzemchock, Roger Thomas, Tom Grice, Roy Mahlon
June - Harp McNeel, Nick Prave, Bud Thomas, Greg Yutzey
Monday, June 13, 2011
Anderson Creek Sportsmen
June 11th, 2011
Meeting Minutes
Meeting was called to order by Jim Johnston at 7:30 p.m. on June 11th, 2011
The May minutes were presented by Randy Mitchell and were approved as read on a motion by Shannon McKee and a second Harp McNeel. The treasurer’s report was approved on a motion by Walt Kuzemchock and a second by Tom Noble.
Old Business
The 400 yard and .22 match results were reported; there was no IBS report due to the absence of Brian Allen. Jim Johnston thanked Jeremy Smith and Jerry Witherow for their help running the .22 match in his absence. The next high power match will be 6/12/11 and the next 22 match is scheduled for 6/26/11.
George McCoy reported that the new trap machine has been shipped and should arrive on 6/14/11. Volunteers are needed to help install the new trap machine, please contact Tom Noble for dates and times (the tentative date is 6/20/11). The coke machine account has been reinstalled and the machine has been filled.
There will be a Trap Shoot and Steak Feed on 7//9/11, please contact Tom Noble at bonasa13@yahoo.com by 7/4/11 to sign up and allow time to order the steaks. The cost is $25.00 for 3 rounds of trap and a steak dinner. A discussion was held concerning the chestnut trees we planted last year, Jeremy had reported that they were doing quite well. Several members requested that we plant more in the future. We had the 3rd reading of the alcohol policy and after a near unanimous vote (1 nay) the motion passed.
New Business
Marty Hrin reported that the recent Youth Field days went very well, and we had 4 club members donating their time to make this a successful event, Marty Hrin, Jeremy Smith, Joel Dutra and Eric McCoy. Greg Yutzey has filed our income taxes and we owe $41.00. Walt Kuzemchock mad a motion to pay the taxes and it passed on a Charles Bungo second.
We presently had 1 opening for a new member.Rob Long was present and was voted in as a new member. We will need a new door for the trap house. Randy Mitchell presented the new member roster and food committee lists.
Walt Kuzemchock won the $11.50 50/50 drawing.
Bob Huston made a motion to adjourn and Carl Huss seconded the motion.
- Respectfully submitted by Randy Mitchell, Secretary.
Alcohol Policy By-Law Amendment
1. All Pennsylvania laws related to the possession and use of controlled substances on Anderson Creek Sportsmen’s Club property will be strictly obeyed.
2. Shooting ranges will be alcohol free when the ranges are in use. Shooters must refrain from alcohol use before and during all shooting. That person in charge of the range at that time has the right to determine whether this rule has been violated, and to prevent the violator from participating.
3. The member or members who reserved the Club are fully responsible for all in attendance to follow the rules regarding alcohol use on club property. Any Violations will result in the immediate expulsion of the member or members who have reserved the club and are in charge at the time of the rules violation.
4. The Anderson Creek Sportsmen’s Club being used by non-members shall be alcohol free, unless there is at least one member responsible, at which time all rules of alcohol use and possession shall be followed.
5. All rules, infractions and punishment shall be dealt with in accordance to Article 1, Section 3 of the Anderson Creek Sportsmen’s Club by-laws.
Sunday, June 12, 2011
Tom Hamilton, Bob Huston and 5 others win 400-yard deer rifle matches
The weather was warm and windy, but no rain at today's 400-yard Deer Rifle Match. A total of 31 targets were shot.
Here are the results:
Factory Heavy Barrel Class:
1. Tom Hamilton from Curwensville
2 & 3. Scott Wink from Curwensville
Deer Rifle Class:
1. Bob Huston from DuBois
2. Tom Hamilton
3. Bob Huston
Unlimited Class:
Five-way tie for first place:
Mike Soliday from DuBois
Rick Stanko from Sheffield
Gary McCullough from Punxsutawney
Steve Strouse (X2) from Falls Creek
Congratulations to all the winners and shooters.
- Reported by Tom Hamilton
Here are the results:
Factory Heavy Barrel Class:
1. Tom Hamilton from Curwensville
2 & 3. Scott Wink from Curwensville
Deer Rifle Class:
1. Bob Huston from DuBois
2. Tom Hamilton
3. Bob Huston
Unlimited Class:
Five-way tie for first place:
Mike Soliday from DuBois
Rick Stanko from Sheffield
Gary McCullough from Punxsutawney
Steve Strouse (X2) from Falls Creek
Congratulations to all the winners and shooters.
- Reported by Tom Hamilton
Friday, May 27, 2011
Randy Mitchell voted 2010 "Man of the Year"
Randy Mitchell, long-time member and club secretary, has been voted the club's 2010 "Man of the Year."
Congratulations, Randy! We appreciate all that you do and your many years of service to the club.
Congratulations, Randy! We appreciate all that you do and your many years of service to the club.
Wayne Hicks, Dan Francisco voted in as new members
We presently have 3 openings for new members. Two prospective members were present and were voted in as new members at the May meeting. They are Wayne Hicks and Dan Francisco.
Welcome to the club, gentlemen!
Welcome to the club, gentlemen!
Anderson Creek Sportsmen
May 14th, 2011
Meeting Minutes
Meeting was called to order by Tom Hamilton at 7:30 p.m. on may 14th, 2011
The April minutes were presented by Randy Mitchell and were approved as read on a motion by Joel Dutra and a second Bob McClure. The treasurer’s report was approved on a motion by Walt Kuzemchock and a second by Tom Noble.
Old Business
Bob McClure reported that the mowers have been serviced and the golf cart needs serviced. There were 3 people at the work party. The gravel has been delivered and spread on the driveway.
We had the second reading of the alcohol policy.
New Business
There is a trap shoot scheduled for 6/5/11. The trap thrower is on order and will be delivered from British Columbia. The cost of the trap thrower is $2,300. Bryan Brubaker made a motion to purchase 10 cases of birds for the trap shoot from Grice’s. The motion passed on a Joel Dutra second.
Members are reminded that they can use the club during holidays but they can not reserve the club for exclusive use.
George McCoy reported that our pop account with Coca-Cola has been suspended and that he is working to get it reactivated.
We presently have 3 openings for new members. Two prospective members were present and were voted in as new members. They are Wayne Hicks and Dan Francisco.
The board met and selected Randy Mitchell as man of the year.
Nick Prave won the $9.50 50/50 drawing.
Scott Brubaker made a motion to adjourn and Bryan Brubaker seconded the motion.
- Respectfully submitted by Randy Mitchell, Secretary.
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