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The RSC News September 2010
RSC Meetings Our meetings are
held the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month, 7pm at our Clubhouse. Raymond Sportsman’s Club Annual Picnic: RSC is holding our annual picnic Saturday September 11th
from midday till dusk. Members and guests are welcome. There will be games
and events throughout the day and great company to be shared The fee for
adults is $5 and children (living at home) are free. Saturday’s feast will include
grilled chicken, hot dogs, hamburgers, salads, coleslaw, baked beans and corn
on the cob. Members interested in bringing a dish can bring a dessert for the
dessert table. Also, we would appreciate any members that are available to
help with set up on Saturday morning to come to the club from 9am on to lend
a hand. Range Gate and Lock: Opened while using the Range, Locked
when you leave the Range year round until further notice. Keys are for members
only! Shoot only at Club approved Targets using target stands
No!! Pallets! Range and Shoots "Think Safety" Please do not move the targets from in front of the
berms, they are there for SAFTEY! Do Not put live rounds in the trash can!!! Range Rules
"Raymond Sportsman's Club" 1)
Range Is for the Use
of RSC Members, Their Guests and Raymond Police only. 2) Shoot Only from Benches or Edge
of Concrete Firing Platform on the Rifle range. RSC CLUB SHOOTS
“2010” ALL SHOOTS START AT
10:AM Sept 26 Muzzle Loader Shoot 50 Yds – 5 Rounds Total Oct 24
Bird Shot – Shotgun – 5 Rounds Total August 15th Running Deer Shoot We had a beautiful day for our running deer shoot, we had twenty-one shooters come to try their luck, and the most we have had in the time I have been in charge of the range. We had plenty of laughs, some gun problems and a lot of jokes tossed back and forth. I want to thank everyone for coming to the shoot, and special thanks to the people who came early to help fix the problem on the range so we could have the shoot, you who you are, thank you. Hope to see you all at the muzzleloader shoot; it’s always a good time. Bill Deer Pool opened August 4th and closes September 14th. Anyone interested in a youth weekend deer pool see Sgt of Arms Bob Hartford at a meeting or call him at 603-623-1577. Archery The GSB shoot on August 29th had 76 archers competing. The next scheduled shoot is in January. |
Hunter Education: A Hunter Ed Field Day was held on August 28th with 22 students posting some of the highest scores in a long time. Another Hunter Ed Field Day is scheduled for September 11th, the range will be closed. Family Campout: RSC hosted a family overnight campout on Saturday & Sunday August 21st & 22nd and a great time was had by all. A total of 48 participated, 21 of which were children. Events included an egg race, wet sponge toss, fishing, swimming, canoeing, hillbilly horseshoes, an ice cream social and camp fire to end the evening. The son-in-law and grandson of Harry Jencks erected an authentic Native American campsite on the far side of the pond fully equipped with a teepee, animal skins and jewelry. These gracious volunteers entertained the campers (and numerous non-campers) with native American dances and plenty of folklore. Wayne Welch, a local horse man provided wagon rides for all campers with his “pullin” horses on Sunday morning. Because of this event’s success, RSC is planning to hold more family oriented events in the future. If you have ideas or suggestions for these events, please bring your suggestions to one of next club meetings. CPR Class: RSC will be hosting another CPR certification class in the near future and we are collecting names of people interested in participating. No date has been set yet, but if you are interested please contact Norm at 603-498-5875. The registration fee is $15.00 per person. Kitchen: The kitchen committee prepared and served lunch for both the Hunter course and the Granite State Bow Hunter’s 3-D archery shoot. For members looking to log work hours for their membership, the kitchen committee offers many opportunities to fill that need. IF you are interested, please see Norm at one of our club meetings. RSC Tee shirts: Steve Robbins had ordered shirts and hats, to contact Steve call 603-734-2541. For Laser sight for handgun with round trigger guard, asked $35.00 DeSantis B-3 right hand leather holster for 226 Sig Sauer (9mm) $30.00 contact Bob Morales 603-244-8299 Spacetown Beagle Club: SBC will be holding an outing and trial on Oct 2nd & 3rd. To attend the fee is $8.00 for adults and $4.00 for children. This year’s fare will include clams, corn on the cob and chicken. The SBC trials will be held Oct 2nd & 3rd and the club invites you the come and watch the trial if you wish. The kitchen will be open. Work Parties are held on Wednesdays without meeting from 5 pm to
dusk. If you can’t make it at Newsletter
Tim Layman is our
new Newsletter Chairman and there is a new format in the works. Going forward
we plan to publish articles and editorials as part of the newsletter and we
welcome your suggestions and submissions. Please contact Tim Layman at nhlayman3@comcast.net or call him at
244-8349 if you are interested in working with the newsletter team. If
you have any articles, items to sell or photos to put in the Newsletter email
to RSCnewsletter@comcast.net 50/50
Drawing August 18 Won by Richie Houde Jr. 50/50 Drawing September 1 Won by Harry Whitney
New Members Congratulations! Thaddeus Krause – Paul Beasley – Jeffery LeGault – Keith A. Whitehead - Jeffery S. Hodgdon – Ihab H. Hussein – Stephen Darr – Robert Manfrate –
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