The Sportsman Published by The Tacoma Sportsmen’s Club January 2018 INSIDE THIS ISSUE Calendar... ............................... 2 Announcements & Articles...3-6 Classes & Events…….…….....7-10 Ads & Schedules………………… 11 Renewals……………………………12 New Members…………………….13 Notices, Contacts, Hours….....14 SPECIAL POINTS OF INTEREST General Membership Election Meeting January 3rd, 7pm. Committee meetings: Tuesday evenings: Archery, Rifle & Pistol, Shotgun, House & Ways & Means, Budget & Finance and Membership. Dates and times are on the calendar. Everyone welcome. Club Café! —The Café will be closed January 5-15th. Time for their annual vacation. Back open January 16th. Have some great shoots coming up. Check the calendar for the date The Piel Range will be open January 20th for a .22 rimfire shoot. Page 8 President’s Report BY GARY HIGGINBOTHAM, PRESIDENT As my second term as President comes to an end I would like to thank all of the members of the Board of Directors that served with me. I was truly impressed with the group and believe all decisions made were for the good of the club as a whole. Together we man- aged to overcome many obstacles over the last two years. This group of volunteers, several working full-time, put in many hours discussing, planning, and implementing projects. Some of these projects include the Members Pistol Range, the rebuilding of the Piel Range, improvements to the foyer and kitchen, and more. I need to include our paid employee’s in my thanks. Debbie and Angie in the office helped me immensely at the beginning of my term. I had to be brought up to speed on the financial end of the operation. Any time I asked for assistance (and times when I didn’t) they were there to help. They continue to be an asset today and I am sure they will be there for the next President. Our Range Safety Officers do a difficult job and work hard to keep all the ranges safe. Our safety record on the ranges is proof of their efforts. Michael Rohr is our caretaker. I need to include him in my thanks. The hall and grounds consistently look great. All of the volunteers that help to improve and maintain the facilities need to be recognized. Many of these volunteers are also involved as instructors, RSO’s, and mentors. Thank you for your dedication to the club. I thank you for the opportunity to serve and look forward to working as Past President.
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The Sportsman
Published by
The Tacoma Sportsmen’s Club January 2018
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
Calendar... ............................... 2
Announcements & Articles...3-6
Classes & Events…….…….....7-10
Ads & Schedules………………… 11
Renewals……………………………12
New Members…………………….13
Notices, Contacts, Hours….....14
SPECIAL POINTS OF INTEREST
General Membership Election
Meeting January 3rd, 7pm.
Committee meetings:
Tuesday evenings:
Archery, Rifle & Pistol,
Shotgun, House & Ways &
Means, Budget & Finance
and Membership. Dates and
times are on the calendar.
Everyone welcome.
Club Café! —The Café will be
closed January 5-15th. Time
for their annual vacation.
Back open January 16th.
Have some great shoots
coming up.
Check the calendar for the
date
The Piel Range will be open
January 20th for a .22 rimfire
shoot. Page 8
President’s Report
BY GARY HIGGINBOTHAM, PRESIDENT
As my second term as President comes to an end I would like to
thank all of the members of the Board of Directors that served with
me. I was truly impressed with the group and believe all decisions
made were for the good of the club as a whole. Together we man-
aged to overcome many obstacles over the last two years. This
group of volunteers, several working full-time, put in many hours
discussing, planning, and implementing projects. Some of these
projects include the Members Pistol Range, the rebuilding of the Piel
Range, improvements to the foyer and kitchen, and more.
I need to include our paid employee’s in my thanks. Debbie and
Angie in the office helped me immensely at the beginning of my
term. I had to be brought up to speed on the financial end of the
operation. Any time I asked for assistance (and times when I didn’t)
they were there to help. They continue to be an asset today and I
am sure they will be there for the next President.
Our Range Safety Officers do a difficult job and work hard to keep
all the ranges safe. Our safety record on the ranges is proof of their
efforts.
Michael Rohr is our caretaker. I need to include him in my thanks.
The hall and grounds consistently look great.
All of the volunteers that help to improve and maintain the facilities
need to be recognized. Many of these volunteers are also involved
as instructors, RSO’s, and mentors. Thank you for your dedication to
the club.
I thank you for the opportunity to serve and look forward to working