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1 $8,500 Added Money $12,000 Gold Coins & Trophies Presents the 66 th Annual GOLDEN WEST GRAND May 10 14, ,000 Registered ATA Targets Shoot the Entire Program for $350 (targets only)

2 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Traffic Signals Street Lighting 2070 Research Drive Livermore CA License # Phone: (925) Fax: (925)

3 Welcome Shooters! As president of the Livermore-Pleasanton Rod & Gun Club, I wish to invite you to the 66 th Annual Golden West Grand shoot. We are proud to once again host this prestigious shoot for the fourth time in California. I would like to thank everyone that has worked long hours to make this shoot come together this year. Our Board of Directors, Trap Committee, ATA Delegate Dan Bonillas, and club members and volunteers who have spent many hours preparing to make our fourth shoot our best yet. Most of all, a special thanks to all the shoot sponsors for their gracious donations who continue to help this shoot become a success. We look forward to seeing you and hope you enjoy the tournament. Good luck shooters! Jim Wyllie, President LPRG Board of Directors President... Jim Wyllie Vice President/Treasurer... Lorrie Ambrosino Secretary... Ben Richards Chairman... Sam Toy Jim McCullough, Annette Spiteri & Carter Wreden LPRG Directors Emeriti Don Baumann & Norm Volponi Golden West Grand Shoot Director... Jim McCullough Trap Range Office & RV Spaces... BJ Kim

4 GENERAL INFORMATION The Livermore-Pleasanton Rod & Gun Club is proud to host the 2017 Golden West Grand. Canterbury voice release and Pat-Traps will be used on 12 fields. White Flyer orange dome targets will be thrown. 1. ATA and CGSTA daily fees will be collected on first event entered each day. 2. Targets may be cross-registered with the PITA. Shooters wishing to do so must have annual dues current, shoot their longest yardage and are subject to fees of both associations. Shooters must declare their intention to cross-register at time of classification. There will be no changes once cashiered. 3. The trap range will be open on Tuesday from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. for practice. 4. The Squadding Office opens at 8:30 a.m., Wednesday, May 10th through Sunday, May 14th. Practice traps open at 9:30 a.m. each day with the first event starting at 10:00 a.m. daily. 5. Pre-squadding will be available. 6. RV parking will be available at $20 per night for full hookups, and dry camping for $10 per night. Contact BJ Kim at the club trap office (925) for reservations. 7. Keep all guns open and unloaded when not on firing line. 8. Anyone creating a disturbance or disrupting the harmony of the shoot will be disqualified and asked to leave the grounds. 9. Keep all dogs leashed and away from the trap fields. 10. Breakfast and lunch will be served each day. 11. Ammunition will be available for purchase at the General Store. Call Jack to preorder, (925) LPRG may change all or any part of this program without notice. 13. Shoot Director: Jim McCullough (209) REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE This certifies that the Livermore-Pleasanton Rod & Gun Club of Livermore, California, has been authorized to hold a registered shoot on May 10-14, Amateur Trapshooting Association official rules shall govern this shoot and the scores will be included in its official records.

5 RULES & REGULATIONS 1. Before entering the competition, every person agrees to accept all official decisions and to abide by ATA and LPRG rules. Members are strongly encouraged to know the ATA rules for their own benefit and for the benefit of other shooters. 2. No shooter shall be allowed to make up more than 50 targets on the practice traps if he/she has missed his/her squad. If you are unable to join your squad before the squad leader fires his/her first shot of the third sub event, you must re-squad. All make-ups, either for missed squads or gun repairs, must report to the practice trap area within 30 minutes of the last squad taking the line for the current event. 3. It is the responsibility of special category shooters (Veteran, Sr. Veteran, Lady, Junior, Sub Junior) to see that they are correctly classified prior to cashiering. 4. Information needed to award trophies, added money and to make reports to the ATA will be taken from entry forms be sure all information on your entry form is correct. 5. Each shooter who is entitled to receive money won during any event agrees that if such money is not received by him/her at the shoot, then a check will be mailed using the address on record. LPRG will not be responsible in any way for checks lost, stolen, unclaimed, undelivered or otherwise not received by the shooter. 6. All trophy monies in the program will be divided, no shoot offs. 7. All trophies must be picked up. No trophies will be mailed. 8. There will be no trophy buy-backs. 9. No shooter shall win more than one trophy per event. 10. Reloads that meet the ATA specifications will be permitted at this shoot. 11. Please follow all safety rules. Failure to follow safety rules may result in disqualification. 12. Targets will be adjusted by shoot management only.

6 CLASSIFICATION AND HANDICAPPING Please have your average card current and up to date at time of handicapping. Shooters are required to have their singles and doubles scores entered and averaged on their card. Shooters who also shoot in PITA will be required to shoot handicap at their longest posted yardage. Please have ALL average cards ready for the Handicap Committee to review. Failure to have a current card could result in higher classification. Longest yardage, highest average and known ability will be used for classification at this shoot. Penalty: Shooters not having 500 singles and 500 doubles targets in the current or last year combined on which to base a classification, will be required to shoot not less than A class in singles and B class in doubles. Male and junior male shooters who do not have at least 500 handicap targets in the current year or last year combined will be handicapped no less than 22 yards; ladies and sub junior shooters at 20 yards. Shooters who win or tie their class in the Class Singles or Class Doubles events shall advance a class for the Championship events. The Handicap Committee reserves the right to change the classification of any shooter at any time; the decision of the committee will be final. CLASS SINGLES (%) DOUBLES (%) AAA 98 and over 96 and over AA and under and under 96 A and under and under 92 B 93 and under and under 89 C 90 and under and under 86 D Under 90 Under 82 ALL-AMERICAN POINTS Shooters may earn All-American points if total entries in the Singles, Doubles and Handicap Championship events total at least 450 entries.

7 HIGH OVER ALL Awards in combined events 1 thru 9: 1/2 oz gold coin buckle to Champion; trophy to Champion each class, Lady, Veteran, Sr. Veteran, Junior and Sub Junior (must have 3 to fill in special categories). HIGH ALL AROUND Awards in combined Events 7, 8 & 9: 1/4 oz. gold coin buckle to Champion; trophy to Champion each class, Lady, Veteran, Sr. Veteran, Junior and Sub Junior (must have 3 to fill in special categories). REGISTRATION & ENTRY Open 8:30 am to 4:00 pm (Wednesday-Sunday) Shooters wishing to cross-register targets shall have average card up to date and annual membership dues current in PITA. Daily fees apply at $3.00 PITA, and $.02 per target CSTA fee. Squadding will be on a first come, first served basis. Target fees are $35.00 per 100 targets, plus ATA and CGSTA daily fees. Juniors and Sub Juniors may shoot for $25.00 per 100 provided they do not play any options or purses (full target prices will apply if options are played). No counter or second party checks will be accepted by the cashier. Checks in the amount of fees only will be accepted. All entry fees must be paid in U.S. funds. All entries for targets are final when cashiered. If an emergency or illness arises, please request a refund from the cashier prior to leaving the shoot. Additions or changes on purses and options will only be accepted prior to the beginning of the current event. Shooters are encouraged to check each event s payout sheets before the start of the next day s events. Each event payouts will become final at the conclusion of the shoot. Good Luck Shooters!

8 LPRGC Board of Directors would like to acknowledge and thank the following individuals for their generous donations: RON FESLER WAYNE & MICHAEL MORRILL WELDON BIRCH MIKE MARTINES HENRI COMBEL TIM ANSON & JIMMY HELLER Your support is greatly appreciated!

PRE-SQUADDING PROCEDURE There will be a non-refundable $5.00 pre-squadding fee for each shooter utilizing this service. Single entries, partial or full squads are accepted.

9 PRE-SQUADDING PROCEDURE There will be a non-refundable $5.00 pre-squadding fee for each shooter utilizing this service. Single entries, partial or full squads are accepted. All entries must be mailed with a $5.00 fee per shooter. Those shooters wishing to shoot on the same squad must mail in their forms together. DO NOT send cash. DO NOT pre-pay any event fees. Mail your pre-squad form and check payable to Livermore- Pleasanton Rod & Gun Club to: Livermore-Pleasanton Rod & Gun Club Golden West Grand 4000 Dagnino Road Livermore CA Include a self-addressed stamped envelope or address if you wish to receive a receipt and assigned squad and post for each shooter. The handicap table and cashier window will be open Tuesday, May 9th from noon to 4:00 pm ONLY for those who have pre-squadded. After classification, proceed to the cashier window for payment this completes your entry into the shoot. Pre-squadding will be done in the following order: Full squads / individuals shooting entire program Partial squads shooting entire program Full squads shooting partial program Partial squads / individuals shooting partial program

10 PRE-SQUAD FORM ATA # PHONE # NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP Estimated Singles Class Current Yardage Estimated Doubles Class EVENT # Description Day Enter E Singles Wednesday YES / NO E Handicap Wednesday YES / NO E Doubles Wednesday YES / NO E Singles Thursday YES / NO E Handicap Thursday YES / NO E Handicap Friday YES / NO E Doubles Friday YES / NO E Singles Saturday YES / NO E-9A 50 Bird Handicap Sunday YES / NO E Handicap Sunday YES / NO If YES or NO is not marked, it will be assumed NO Starting Position: 1st Choice 2nd Choice 3rd Choice APPROXIMATE SQUAD NUMBER PREFERRED If squad number requested is not available, the nearest open squad will be assigned. PLEASE, DO NOT SEND CASH.

11 Good Luck Shooters! Dan Bonillas &

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13 Hours: Rifle & Pistol Trap Tues 9am-9pm 5pm-9pm Friday 9am-5pm Saturday 9am-5pm 9am-5pm Sunday* 10am-3pm 10am-3pm * 1st & 3rd Sundays only ATA Shoot Dates: April 22, 2017 Sept 30-Oct 1, 2017 Dec 2, 2017 D L Precision Krieghoff Authorized Repair Center Shop Dan Lammers Mobile dlprecision@netzero.com P. O. Box Redding CA FFL Clay Target Competition Service & Release Triggers Adj. Combs, Porting, Recoil Reduction Systems Stock Bending & Leather Covered Pads

14 Rich Bullard Jr. of Reno, Nevada Wishes all Shooters GOOD LUCK!!! at the 66th Annual Golden West Grand

15 WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, :00 a.m. Start Time ATA Daily fee... $3.00 CGSTA Daily fee... $3.00 EVENT 1 SINGLES 100 Targets (Six Classes AAA, AA, A, B, C, D) Honoring Norm Volponi Targets and trophies... $35.00 Class Purse (50/30/20% high gun) Lewis Purse (3 classes, 2 places, high gun) Trophy Purse: $5.00 from each entry will be paid out to Champion in each class, ties divide, no shoot-offs EVENT 2 HANDICAP 100 Targets (3 Groups: 18-23, 24-26, 27) Honoring Dave Kelly Targets and trophies... $ s (60/40% percentage) s (50/30/20% percentage) Yardage Purse (50/30/20% each group, high gun) Lewis Purse (3 classes, 2 places, high gun) Trophy Purse: $5.00 from each entry will be paid out to Champion in each yardage group, ties divide, no shoot-offs EVENT 3 DOUBLES 100 Targets (Six Classes AAA, AA, A, B, C, D) Honoring Jim McCullough Targets and trophies... $35.00 Class Purse (50/30/20% high gun) Lewis Purse (3 classes, 2 places, high gun) Trophy Purse: $5.00 from each entry will be paid out to Champion in each class, ties divide, no shoot-offs

17 THURSDAY, MAY 11, :00 a.m. Start Time ATA Daily fee... $3.00 CGSTA Daily fee... $3.00 EVENT 4 CLASS SINGLES 100 Targets (Six Classes AAA, AA, A, B, C, D) Honoring Weldon Birch, Wayne Morrill & Mike Martines Targets and trophies... $35.00 Class Purse (50/30/20% high gun) Lewis Purse (3 classes, 2 places, high gun) Trophy Purse: $5.00 from each entry will be paid out to Champion in each class, ties divide, no shoot-offs; Class winners/ties will advance a class for Championship event EVENT 5 GOLDEN WEST GRAND PRELIMINARY HANDICAP 100 Targets (3 Groups: 18-23, 24-26, 27) Honoring Jim Wyllie $1,000 Added Money to Champion, Champion Runner-Up, and Yardage Group Champions Targets and trophies... $ s (60/40% percentage) s (50/30/20% percentage) Yardage Purse (50/30/20% each group, high gun) Lewis Purse (3 classes, 2 places, high gun) Trophy Purse: $5.00 from each entry will be paid out to Champion in each yardage group, ties divide, no shoot-offs Bar Open Daily Join us in the bar for snacks after last event!

19 FRIDAY, MAY 12, :00 a.m. Start Time ATA Daily fee... $3.00 CGSTA Daily fee... $3.00 EVENT 6 DAN BONILLAS HANDICAP 100 Targets (3 Groups: 18-23, 24-26, 27) $1,000 Added Money to Champion, Champion Runner-Up and Yardage Group Champions Targets and trophies... $35.00 Class Purse (50/30/20% high gun) Lewis Purse (3 classes, 2 places, high gun) Trophies: Gold Coin Money Clip to Champion (donated by JR Shot), Money Clips to Champion Runner-Up, and Yardage Group Champions Lady, Veteran, Sr. Veteran, Junior and Sub Junior EVENT 7 GOLDEN WEST GRAND DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP 100 Targets (Six Classes AAA, AA, A, B, C, D) Honoring Jimmy Heller $1,750 Added Money to Champion, Champion Runner-Up and Class Champions Targets and trophies...$35.00 Class Purse (50/30/20% high gun) Lewis Purse (3 classes, 2 places, high gun) Trophies: 1/4 oz Gold Coin to Champion, 1/10 oz Gold Coin to Champion Runner-Up, 1/10 oz Gold Coin to Class Champions, Lady, Veteran, Sr. Veteran, Junior, Sub Junior

CALIFORNIA JUNIOR SCTP TOURNAMENT CONCURENT WITH THE GOLDEN WEST GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS (Registered Targets) Livermore-Pleasanton Rod & Gun Club SCTP, ATA & CGSTA Membership Required Daily fees

00 if playing options) Penalty yardage applies per program rules.

20 CALIFORNIA JUNIOR SCTP TOURNAMENT CONCURENT WITH THE GOLDEN WEST GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS (Registered Targets) Livermore-Pleasanton Rod & Gun Club SCTP, ATA & CGSTA Membership Required Daily fees apply, $6.00 each day Saturday, May Singles Championship targets... $56.00 ($76.00 if playing options) Sunday, May Handicap Championship targets... $31.00 ($41.00 if playing options) Penalty yardage applies per program rules. (Note: above target fees include the daily fees) ATA/CGSTA membership registration available on site SCTP Awards Individual: Champion, Runner-Up and Third Place for Rookie, Intermediate Entry, Intermediate Advanced, Junior Varsity and Varsity Collegiate: Champion and Runner-Up Lady Champion SCTP Categories Rookie Division / Grade 5 and under Intermediate Entry Division / 1st year Intermediate Advanced Division / 2nd year Senior Division / Junior Varsity 1st year Senior Division / Varsity 2nd year No Shoot-offs Ties will be Decided by Reverse Score (Questions or Comments, contact Barbara Vega at deltavalleytrap@gmail.com or

21 SATURDAY, MAY 13, :00 a.m. Start Time ATA Daily fee...$3.00 CGSTA Daily fee...$3.00 EVENT 8 GOLDEN WEST GRAND SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP 200 Targets (Six Classes AAA, AA, A, B, C, D) Honoring White Flyer, Bill Daniels $1,750 Added Money to Champion, Champion Runner-Up and Class Champions Targets and trophies...$70.00 Class Purse (50/30/20% high gun) Lewis Purse (3 classes, 2 places, high gun) Trophies: 1/4 oz Gold Coin to Champion, 1/10 oz Gold Coin to Champion Runner-Up, Class Champions, Lady, Veteran, Sr. Veteran, Junior, Sub Junior SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL EVENT & NO-HOST DINNER Sign up for dinner at kitchen. Adjustable Combs for Sporting Clays & Trap Recoil Pads, Graco Recoil Systems & Reducers Forcing Cones Lengthened Kevin Atkinson Call for Appointment (530)

22 Thank You Sponsors & Supporters! Brown & Fesler, Inc. Morrill Industries Team Cal West Mimi s Pet Grooming White Flyer Dan Bonillas / Perazzi Dave Kelly Trucking RCBS / Kent Sakamoto Richard Bullard, Jr. Les Schwab Tire JR Shot / John Studley String s Italian Restaurant Sunnyvale Rod & Gun Club Custom Ear Protection Inc. / Don Cole Gooey Pad D. L. Precision Outdoor Sportsman Kevin Atkinson Your Support Is Greatly Appreciated!

23 SUNDAY, MAY 14, :00 a.m. Start Time ATA Daily fee...$3.00 CGSTA Daily fee...$3.00 EVENT 9A 50 BIRD RACE Non-Registered Targets (3 Groups: 18-23, 24-26, 27) Targets...$50.00 ALL ENTRY MONEY TO BE PAID BACK TO THE WINNERS OF EACH YARDAGE GROUP, 50/30/20% HIGH GUN (EACH GROUP, OWN MONEY) EVENT 9 GOLDEN WEST GRAND HANDICAP CHAMPIONSHIP 100 Targets (3 Groups: 18-23, 24-26, 27) Honoring Ron Fesler $3000 Added Money to Champion, Champion Runner-Up, Yardage Group Champions, Lady, Veteran, Sr. Veteran, Junior and Sub Junior Targets and trophies...$ s (60/40% percentage) s (50/30/20% percentage) Yardage Purse (50/30/20% each group, high gun) Lewis Purse (3 classes, 2 places, high gun) Trophies: 1/2 oz Gold Coin buckle to Champion, 1/4 oz Gold Coin buckle to Champion Runner-Up, 1/10 oz Gold Coin to Yardage Group Champions, Lady, Veteran, Sr. Veteran, Junior, Sub Junior

24 GOLDEN WEST GRAND HANDICAP CHAMPIONS 1952 Roy Geil Floyd Sargeant Andy Laird Edward Heister Iva Penbridge Elmer Morlan W.C.O. Smith Bill Salt Sherm Jones Larry Vicory Jim Columbo Andy Casella Frank Howard Neil Walstad Joe Reis Eddie Long Jim Wyllie Susan Nattras Duane Rae Roy Tiegs Dan Bonillas Melvin Whitlock Joe Chezem Ray Stafford Phil Ross Kay Ohye Bob Kelly Dan Bonillas Garry Reid Don Johnson Harold Vartikian Raymond Burrows Travis Huckabay Travis Huckabay Ray Stafford Daro Handy Dan Bonillas Daro Handy Dwayne Deesing Kay Ohye Pat McCarthy Jimmy Heller Dan Bonillas Lee Kastle Daro Handy Jimmy Heller Dean Atkins Gary Bonetti Michael Mazzucchi Richard Kissick Kyle Seever Jerry Parr Gerald Smallwood Steven McClernon Gary Bonetti Steve Smith Steve Smith Monica Dirr John Willey III Mark Dagher Ron Christensen Hayden Ketchum D.J. Mello Steve Smith Erica Bonetti

JR Shot LLC Club Services & Sales John (209)345-3891 Livermore-Pleasanton

Supplies Shot Powder Reloading Supplies Shooting Accessories For more

26 JR Shot LLC Club Services & Sales John (209) Livermore-Pleasanton Rod & Gun Club GENERAL STORE & Pro Shop Ammo Eye Protection Cleaning Supplies Shot Powder Reloading Supplies Shooting Accessories For more information or to place an order Call Jack at (925) (store located on club grounds)

28 2017 Shoot Schedule PITA Apr 23 Sep 17 Oct 29 ATA Mar (WC) May (Golden West Grand) Aug 13 Oct 15 (Volponi Shoot) Come visit us! 2017 Shoot Schedule ATA May 20, 2017 PITA May 21, 2017 ATA Aug 19 & 20, 2017 ATA Sept 2, 3 & 4, 2017 ATA Oct 21 & 22, 2017 (WC) PITA Nov 18 & 19, 2017 (series) 1204 Hills Ferry Road Newman CA (209) newmanswamprats@gmail.com Good Luck Shooters!

Livermore-Pleasanton Rod & Gun Club invites the shooters and guests of the 66th Annual

TRAP RANGE Tuesday Wednesday Sat / Sun BUNKER Wednesday Sat / Sun FIVE-STAND Tuesday

pm 10 am to 5 pm 5 pm to 10 pm 10 am to 5 pm 2017 CLUB SHOOTS SCHEDULE Sunday, Mar 26

30 Livermore-Pleasanton Rod & Gun Club invites the shooters and guests of the 66th Annual Golden West Grand to explore our facilities. TRAP RANGE Tuesday Wednesday Sat / Sun BUNKER Wednesday Sat / Sun FIVE-STAND Tuesday RIFLE-PISTOL & ARCHERY Tuesday Sunday 5 pm to 9 pm 10 am to 4 pm 10 am to 5 pm 10 am to 4 pm 10 am to 5 pm 5 pm to 10 pm 10 am to 5 pm 2017 CLUB SHOOTS SCHEDULE Sunday, Mar 26 Saturday, Apr 8 Sunday, May 21 Sunday, June 11 Sunday, July 23 Sunday, Aug 20 Sunday, Sep 24 Sunday, Oct 8 Non-Club members are welcomed to compete!

THE MEN BEHIND THE SCENES Jim Wyllie You ve seen him rolling by in that little white golf cart, John Deere hat, occasional cigarette in hand, and sometimes a scowl on his face.

31 THE MEN BEHIND THE SCENES Jim Wyllie You ve seen him rolling by in that little white golf cart, John Deere hat, occasional cigarette in hand, and sometimes a scowl on his face. However, what most don t know are the many hours a day, seven days a week that Jim dedicates to our club and the sport of trap shooting. We come, we shoot, we go home. We are fortunate to be able to enjoy one of the best clubs in California but it doesn t just happen magically. Approximately 50 acres and two ranges to manage are a challenge to say the least. Jim has been a trap shooter since he was old enough to pick up a gun. According to ATA archives, his first registered shoot year was in 1960 and with 500 targets under his belt his average was 75%. A few years later, he won the 1968 Golden West Grand Handicap Championship with a score of 98 from the 21 yard line. Rumor has it that he was on squad #259 and walked away with over $35,000. Those sure were the good ole days. Fast-forward to today, he has shot over 220,000 ATA registered targets. Jim has been generous with his experience and knowledge and has helped more than a few youth and adult shooters to improve their skills and scores. When Jim was a young man shooting at the club, then President, Manuel Mingoia told him that he would run this club someday. Jim would probably grumble and say that Manuel cursed him with that premonition. But deep down Jim loves this club, loves shooting, and is proud at the end of a successful shoot. So if you see him buzzing by, say Hi, say thank you, and tell him you enjoyed the shoot. Jim McCullough and Warren Price These two are our unsung heroes. They are here every week making sure that the trap machines are maintained and running smoothly. It is no easy task to get down in those trap houses with the steep stairs and spiders but they do it, every week. They are often faced with machines that are just not functioning perfectly, but they figure it out and get it fixed. They are here for every shoot to make sure that the machines keep throwing targets. So, if you don t like how the targets are being thrown, feel free to go visit them in the shop. But beware, complainers have been known to go in and never come back out.

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32 SERVING No. CALIFORNIA SINCE 1975 CONCRETE CUTTING, INC. PROUD SPONSOR WELCOMES ALL SHOOTERS TO THE 2017 A.T.A. ** GOLDEN WEST GRAND ** Specialists in the field of Cutting Concrete! ** Wall Sawing / To 27 Deep ** ** Slab Sawing / To 27 Deep ** ** Core Drilling / To 66 Diameter ** ** Wire Sawing / Any Size or Under Water ** ** Specialized Concrete Demolition ** ** 3 Brokk Mini-Max Robot Machines ** ** Break to 20 High - Crush to 18 Thick ** ** Specialized 480V Cutting & Demo Tools ** ** Dock Leveler Pits & Restoration ** ** 45 Self Contained Trucks At Your Service ** ** Union City ** Manteca ** ** Yuba City ** calwestconcretecutting.com Simply the Best at what we Do!

NEARBY HOTELS IN LIVERMORE La Quinta Inn Hilton Garden Inn 7700 South Front Road 2801 Constitution Drive Reservations: 844-491-8717 (925) 292-5000 Motel 6 Holiday Inn Express 4673 Lassen Road 3000

33 NEARBY HOTELS IN LIVERMORE La Quinta Inn Hilton Garden Inn 7700 South Front Road 2801 Constitution Drive Reservations: (925) Motel 6 Holiday Inn Express 4673 Lassen Road 3000 Constitution Drive Reservations: (925) Hawthorne Suites by Wyndham Courtyard by Marriott 1700 N. Livermore Avenue 2929 Constitution Drive Reservations: (925) Quality Inn & Suite Double Tree by Hilton 5959 Preston Avenue 720 Las Flores Road (925) (925) Purple Orchid Wine Country Resort & Spa 4549 Cross Road

34 RESTAURANTS IN LIVERMORE Strizzi s Restaurant Tap st Street 25 S. Livermore The Rock House Pub & Grill Nearby Starbucks 1840 Portola 223 Vasco Road 1472 First Street String s Italian Café 2205 Las Positas Road Peet s Coffee 152 S. Livermore Ave First Street Alehouse 2106 First Street Denica s Real Food Kitchen 2259 Las Positas Road Melo s Pizza & Pasta 4433 First Street Country Waffles 6049 North Front Road Patxi s Pizza 2470 First Street IHOP 4567 First Street Casa Mexico 4076 East Avenue Black Bear Diner 5100 Hopyard Road Casa Orozco Pleasanton CA 325 L Street Cattlemen s Uncle Yu s 2882 Kitty Hawk Road 39 S. Livermore Avenue Black Angus Kawa Sushi 4814 Dublin Blvd 2180 Third Street Sauced BBQ & Spirits Panera Bread 2300 First Street # First Street Emil Villa s Hickory Pit Chili s 3064 Pacific Avenue 4261 First Street

36 P. O. Box 786 Livermore CA th Annual Golden West Grand

VERNAL ROD & GUN CLUB 500 HANDICAP SHOOT

VERNAL ROD & GUN CLUB 500 HANDICAP SHOOT Pete & Lori Martin s $5000 Added Money September 5, 6, 7 th, 2014 Schedule of Events & Trophies Friday, September 5 th, 2014, 3pm start Event #1 Trophies: Long/Mid/Short