Newsletter
Kenneth Blanchard
The September meeting of the LF&G was held on the 5th at the club 38 members attended and the raffle raised $39.
As usual during the summer months things are quiet at the club but that is about to change with the coming of the fall. On weekends the ranges get full so be patient and safe. Once again for the thousandth time do not throw live ammo into the trash barrels and pick up any ammo you drop. You are making the janitor very upset.
Thanks to all of those who worked at the clean up. The grounds and ranges looked very nice.
The open house was well staffed by members who actually had some time to shoot. The public turn out was lighter than expected but those that came did some shooting and looked over the facilities. Carl Martin won the raffle for the Ruger 10/22.
We have renewed our club affiliation with the N.R.A. and the N.H.Wildlife Association.
B.J. Richardson has stepped up to the plate to take charge of the archery events. He will need help to clean and organize the trails and future shoots, contact B.J. at 603-623-6994.
Pro 2nd amendment candidate Gary Francour needs help with his campaign; if you have time to donate to help someone who helps us we all win.
Eight new members joined in September, David Wallace, John Muise, Dan Griffin, Robert Hardman jr., Calvin Messer, Keith Moreau, Jim Johnson, and Ian Robson
Next meeting October 2nd at the club, 7:30 pm.
The club officers are: President, Art Pollak 432-3964, Vice President, Mark Krochmal, 623-7936, Secretary, Ken Blanchard, 622-1680, Treasurer, Rich Berthiaume, 669-9345.If you have an e-mail address you can receive the newsletter via email and save the club some money. Send it to me at [email protected] if you change your e-mail let me know, and also be sure to give the complete address.
Upcoming events:
Oct 1st. Hunter safety field day Ranges closed
Oct. 28th. Full auto shoot and pig roast