Information & Meetings
November Monthly Meeting
Thursday November 29
Meeting at 7:00 pm at the Club House
Homemade pizza by Jim Hamlett
Thursday November 29
Meeting at 7:00 pm at the Club House
Homemade pizza by Jim Hamlett
LLHSA Club Meeting
October 25, 2018
Meeting was called to order at 8 pm by President Tom Grimm after a chili and dessert dinner.
27 members were present. The secretary & treasurer’s reports were read & approved.
Phil Barry gave a brief talk regarding American Forest Management, representing TRG (The Rohatyn Group) informing the Keweenaw County Board of Commissioners they will be selling
its 60-66,000 acres in Keweenaw County within the next 10 years. They solicited input from the Commission of TRG approaching the MI DNR to trade or acquire their property in the Keweenaw.
A motion was made and passed for the Club to write a letter to the Keweenaw County Board of Commissioners supporting the State of MI to acquire this land for the citizens of MI.
Save Our Heritage forms were distributed for MI residents to sign in support of this and returned to the Commission by November 15, 2018.
Communications:
White Water approved the drinking quality of our well water.
Hughes showed our award certificate from 4-H and 40-50 4-H’s thanked our Club for sponsoring the field day for the kids.
Hughes reported we would have the dollars to purchase the two lots in front of the Club owned by Greg & Julie Marsten – Grimm will continue to try to contact them for a possible sale.
Claire Tomlinson is sending a letter and the title transferring the donated property to the Club.
Connor Baccus is only interested in starting a bass fishing tournament and has not yet sent in his Club membership.
A 4.5 year old doe is the first case of CWD in southern Dickinson County. A fact sheet and surveillance areas map will be posted on our Web site.
Grimm completed Sara Burton’s online survey of our relationship with DNR grants.
A work party will be needed to clean up the debris caused by the tree falling on the metal garage roof. Saxton will call the Village insurance agent Monday regarding repairs to the roof.
Several spindly trees should also be removed preventing any further damage.
Extensive information on the Civilian Marksmanship Program is available for reading at the Club.
Follow-up will be made for an appreciation plaque for Larry Evers.
NRA Affiliation information has been received and will be placed on our Web site.
Northwoods was a negative response for a Club member discount as owners will be retiring in the next year. Harter’s is being pursued.
Committees:
House: Jim will be told of the squirrel running loose in the Clubhouse during this meeting.
Trap: Vern stated the voice pulls are outdated with no parts available. New ones for $2,600 can be purchased from Portage, WI shipping in 2-3 days.
Due to time change trap shooting will begin at 4:30 p.m.
Rifle Range: Darriell said all is good.
November 29th – Homemade pizza by Jim Hamlett with the meeting at 7 p.m.
Meeting was adjourned at 9 p.m.
October 25, 2018
Meeting was called to order at 8 pm by President Tom Grimm after a chili and dessert dinner.
27 members were present. The secretary & treasurer’s reports were read & approved.
Phil Barry gave a brief talk regarding American Forest Management, representing TRG (The Rohatyn Group) informing the Keweenaw County Board of Commissioners they will be selling
its 60-66,000 acres in Keweenaw County within the next 10 years. They solicited input from the Commission of TRG approaching the MI DNR to trade or acquire their property in the Keweenaw.
A motion was made and passed for the Club to write a letter to the Keweenaw County Board of Commissioners supporting the State of MI to acquire this land for the citizens of MI.
Save Our Heritage forms were distributed for MI residents to sign in support of this and returned to the Commission by November 15, 2018.
Communications:
White Water approved the drinking quality of our well water.
Hughes showed our award certificate from 4-H and 40-50 4-H’s thanked our Club for sponsoring the field day for the kids.
Hughes reported we would have the dollars to purchase the two lots in front of the Club owned by Greg & Julie Marsten – Grimm will continue to try to contact them for a possible sale.
Claire Tomlinson is sending a letter and the title transferring the donated property to the Club.
Connor Baccus is only interested in starting a bass fishing tournament and has not yet sent in his Club membership.
A 4.5 year old doe is the first case of CWD in southern Dickinson County. A fact sheet and surveillance areas map will be posted on our Web site.
Grimm completed Sara Burton’s online survey of our relationship with DNR grants.
A work party will be needed to clean up the debris caused by the tree falling on the metal garage roof. Saxton will call the Village insurance agent Monday regarding repairs to the roof.
Several spindly trees should also be removed preventing any further damage.
Extensive information on the Civilian Marksmanship Program is available for reading at the Club.
Follow-up will be made for an appreciation plaque for Larry Evers.
NRA Affiliation information has been received and will be placed on our Web site.
Northwoods was a negative response for a Club member discount as owners will be retiring in the next year. Harter’s is being pursued.
Committees:
House: Jim will be told of the squirrel running loose in the Clubhouse during this meeting.
Trap: Vern stated the voice pulls are outdated with no parts available. New ones for $2,600 can be purchased from Portage, WI shipping in 2-3 days.
Due to time change trap shooting will begin at 4:30 p.m.
Rifle Range: Darriell said all is good.
November 29th – Homemade pizza by Jim Hamlett with the meeting at 7 p.m.
Meeting was adjourned at 9 p.m.
From the President
Good water, clean bill of health, water is safe to drink!
Good water, clean bill of health, water is safe to drink!