OCTOBER New Brass Key News. Nebraska Locksmith Association. Elmer Howard, President 3101 South 121 St. Omaha, NE 68144

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1 OCTOBER 2009 New Brass Key News Nebraska Locksmith Association Elmer Howard, President 3101 South 121 St. Omaha, NE 68144

2 Nebraska Locksmith Association Officers PRESIDENT Elmer Howard ((402) VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Dale Voigt Ryan Andersen,CRL Tony Delgado (402) (402) (712) EDITOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR Elmer Howard Don Tracy Bernard Dobesh (402) (308) (308) HOSPITALITY Joyce Howard (402) Nebraska Chapter Associated Locksmiths of America, Inc. PRESIDENT: VICE PRESIDENT: SECRETARY: TREASURER: Elmer Howard Dale Voigt John Firestine Ryan Andersen,CRL SICK AND RECOVERING SECTION Peggy Voigt Botcholism type F hospitalized since Aug. 1, 2009 Elmer Howard, Left rotator cuff operated on; Sept. 18, 2009 Are you sick or hurt? Let the editor know so he can put it in the newsletter.

3 Everyone make special note that the October class is going to be in Omaha NE. at the Best Western Kelly Inn. We had many requests for the class to be back in Omaha and not taken to Lincoln, NE as we thought to save money. The Best Western when I spoke with them a month ago give us everything we wanted and we will furnish our own food and Drinks. Joyce and I had 5 days off so we did some traveling through Nebraska. Had a great time. When we returned we had a doctor appointment for a problem with my left shoulder. I had Rotator cuff surgery on the right one last Aug. On Sept. 18, 2009 I had the left rotor cuff surgery done. It all went well. We thank NLA for the get well card. It will take app. 1 month of no working and then 2 months of light working to get it healed. This is the meeting that we will be electing new officers. The positions that will be open is for President, Vice President, and Director and Hospitality. It has been my honor to be able to have served the Presidents position for the last 4 years. We all thank Joyce for all her efforts to take care of hospitality and building the strength of the association with the ladies. I will be taking the Director position as the president when he steps down goes to be the director. If Ryan Andersen is elected as President then there will be the opening of Secretary that will need to be filled. I want to thank all of the members that have come to all of the classes for the last 4 years. You, the people coming, has kept NLA alive and strong so we did and can have the finest classes in United States. The instructors that come have told us that we are one of only a Very few states to have an association that every class you come to is an ACE ALOA CLASS. Elmer Howard,Pres. Joyce Howard, Hospitality

4 NEBRASKA LOCKSMITH ASSOCIATION PAST CLASSES AND THE FUTURE CLASSES WE HAVE SCHEDULED Jan Forensic Locksmithing, Daniel Cunningham, Lincoln, NE April 2006 Safe Lock Servicing, Elmer Howard, Kearney, NE July 2006 Electronic s 101, Clark Security Products, Norfolk, NE Oct Metal Door & Hardware, Johnson Hardware, Grand Island, NE Jan Lock Cyl. Reading and Impressioning, Bob Stievking, Lincoln, NE April 2007 Unican 1000 Complete servicing and Manipulation, Harry Sher Kearney, NE July 2007 Advanced Topics in Master Keying, Lloyd Seibert, Norfolk, NE. Oct Keyless Mechanical Lock Serv. David Thielen, Omaha, NE Jan Servicing Alumium Storefront Doors, David Thielen, Lincoln, NE April 2008 Installing & Servicing Access Control, Greg Perry, Grand Island, NE July 2008 Motorcycle Locksmithing, Ray D Adamo, Norfolk, NE Oct Interchangeable Core Fundamentals, William Link, Omaha, NE Jan Electronic Safe Lock Servicing, James Jeffries, Lincoln, NE April 2009 Lock Shop Management 101, Mark Blum, Grand Island, NE July 2009 Exit Devices and Exit Alarms, Norfolk, Ne October 2009 Professional Lock Picking, Lincoln, NE These are the Future classes that are scheduled and the dates for them. THESE CLASSES HAVE TO HAVE YOUR COMPLETE SUPPORT IN COMING AS WITH- OUT IT They are gone. Jan. 23, 2010 A024 Transponders From A to Z Lincoln, NE Apr. 24,2010 SL015 Tubular Key Lock Cyl. Servicing Grand Island, July 17, 2010 SV006 Safe Combination Lock Serv. & Troubleshooting Roadway Inn Norfolk, NE Oct. 23, 2010 SL009 High Security Cylinder Servicing Clyde Robertson Best Western Kelly Inn, Omaha, NE Jan. 22, 2011 B003 Alternative Entry Techniques, David Thielen, New Victorian Inn, Lincoln, NE April 23, 2011 SV011 Basic Safe Penetration Lincoln, NE July 23, 2011 B006 Professional Impressioning Techniques, Roadway Inn, Norfolk, NE Oct. 23, 2011 SV013 Comprehensive Safe Servicing, Opening & Defeat Methods, Best Western Kelly Inn, Omaha, NE

5 IN OMAHA NEBRASKA OCT. 24, 2009 B005 PROFESSIONAL LOCK PICKING Best Western Kelly Inn, 4706 S. 108th St. Omaha, NE Rooms are $69.00 Food will be catered in. INSTRUCTOR is Grey R. Woodyear, CRL Grey is an ACE Certified Instructor in Austin, Texas. He specializes in commercial and government Industries. He is also an specialist in Safe work of all types, and Keyless Mechanical locking hardware. For an experienced technician picking is the fastest and least destructive method of opening a lock. You will learn the theory of why mechanical locks are susceptible to picking and with lots of hands-on practice you will learn the techniques of feel picking, rapping, bumping and pick gunning and practice on locks with varying degrees of resistance to these techniques. Upon completion of the class the student will have learned the types of locks that can be picked and be able to apply the best methods to use for these different types of locks. The student should be familiar with the construction and operation of pin Tumbler cylinder, disc tumbler cylinders, and terms used in the ALOA Glossary of Terms Pertaining to Cylinders, Keys & Master Keying. This information presented will be useful in preparing for PRP Section L 00 Learn from the best of instructors the best way to get past The different kinds of locks. This will be a lot of hands on class. Be sure to see the list of items you need to bring with you. Items needed for class hands on. Picks, (hook, diamond, rake, double rake, tension wrenches, (various strength), picking blocks, cyl s with 1 to 6 chambers pinned up, clamps for blocks, pick gun, knob set mounted to demonstrate bumping and bump keys If you have a MAT lock picking guide by Ted Tool or others on lock picking, Bring it if you wish; Everyone needs a small vice. This class will consist of everyone working together to learn the best ways of picking the different locks If you do not have everything listed you might be able to work in pair with someone else. See how the fellow members that have been in the business 20 to 30 years open their locks. Maximum seating in class is 30 students. This will be a full class As seats are already being taken. Call Elmer Howard and confirm your seat. Make checks Payable to NLA & send to : Elmer Howard, 3101 So. 121 St., Omaha, NE or call and inform me how many are coming. Name: Ph. Name: Ph. Total cost of $55.00 per person & Lunch is included. Amount enclosed

6 If you are coming in from the west on I-80 you will come to the L St. exit. Take that and take the L St East. 1/4 mile on right side at 108 st & L st intersection. Coming from the East you will go west on I-80 till you come to the L St. exit and take the L St Exit going East. First Stop and Go light turn right and it is right on the corner.

7 George Huffaker is the winner of the NLA drawing for The ALOA Scholarship.

8 Norfolk Nebraska, July 24, 2009 Parking lot Swap meet July 25 Exit Devices & Exit Alarms Instructor: David Thielen, CML Gene Hansen left and Russell Staab right and if you look close Russell has his billfold in his hand. Good buys. Oh yes. There was items to be bought everywhere you looked.. Lee Moyer left and Tony Delgado right will verify that. Rodney Coffman left and Dale Voigt right. Rodney has a nice trailer and had lots of good things to buy. This is one of the things that was in Rodney s trailer. This one he had to get open and by the time it got home again it was open. Quite a few of the classes we have had people bring safes and we opened them at the location.

9 Norfolk, NE Swap meet Friday Night and Exit Devices and Exit Alarms on Saturday with David Thielen, CML Rodney Coffman left and Kjell Turner middle with Tony Delgado on right. All of the swap meets are totally free and anyone can sell anything they wish. Dave Horstman left and Lynn Plymesser right. Lots of extremely good items for sale. Dave s van in rear and Scott Hansen s on right are probably almost the best equipped in the state. Left to right is Rodney Coffman, Lee Moyer, Charlie Ward, and James Hoffman on right whom is one of the founders of the Nebraska Locksmith Association. Jim is still 100 % active with a walk in shop in Hastings and never misses a meeting. NLA started in app We are proud of you Jim. Left to right is Ryan Andersen, David Thielen (our instructor) and Elmer Howard. David has been one of the best ALOA instructors that we have had throughout the years. He is on the list to be coming back

10 Norfolk Swap meet on Friday night and then Saturday Exit Devices and Exit Alarms with Dave Thielen,CML Left to right is Smiley Desgranges, Gene Hansen, Dave Horstman, David Thielen, Ryan Andersen, Lynn Plymesser. It was a beautiful evening for the swap meet. Once the swap meet is over everyone goes inside for the remainder of the Friday evening time. Every class we have, as many of them that can make it on Friday night (husbands & wives) get together and enjoy all sitting around and visiting. Much is learned listening to the locksmith talk at this time. Meet the people in charge of all our businesses. Togetherness is the main reason for all our success. Left to right is Audrey Coffman, Liz Turner, Joyce Howard, Peggy Voigt, and Norma Hoffman. Norma is Jim Hoffman s wife and was with Jim when he founded the NLA. Left to right is Ryan Andersen, David Thielen, Elmer Howard. The Roadway Inn in Norfolk, NE is very nice and has a wonderful meeting room. Very large. We all enjoy coming each year here.

11 Exit Devices and Exit Alarms David Thielen Instructor Instructor David Thielen,CML did a great job teaching the class. When you bring in ALOA classes and instructors like David there is no problem getting the members to come. Education is our key word to success. When you hold a ALOA Class ALOA sends many large boxes of hands on materials and information that you take home with you and have for later use. In the classroom you are working with the items that are being taught. Our classes provide not only coffee and Pop for the students but have apples, oranges, and bananas through out the day. This all comes with the price you pay for the class. This is what NLA is all about. This is a Friday night picture. The friends that you made come 4 times a year and this is the free time on Friday night that makes it all worth while. As much education is spread in this evening almost as much as the real class the next day. This is the time that everyone can be with the instructor and visit about anything.

12 NLA Associate Members LOCKMASTERS 2101 John C Watts Drive Nicholasville, KY Call 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. EST SALES FAX H.L. FLAKE CO Gulf Freeway Houston, TX Fax: H. HOFFMAN CO South 87th St. Omaha, NE FAX: Jim Stanton, Branch Mgr. Mary Kerber, Assistant CLARK SECURITY PRODUCTS 4900 North Osage St Bld. B 400 Denver, CO FAX: OMAHA WHOLESALE HARDWARE P.O. BOX Pacific St. Omaha, NE Fax: E.L. REINHARDT CO 3250 Fanum Road Vadnais Heights, MN Fax: mail@elreinhardt.com DOYLE SECURITY PRODUCTS 2211 W. River Road N. Minneapolis, MN FAX: NLA Website Address: