Wildlife Committee of Washington. Non-profit Sportsman s Club Incorporated in 1945 Kenmore Shooting Range

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1 Wildlife Committee of Washington Non-profit Sportsman s Club Incorporated in 1945 Kenmore Shooting Range

2 Kenmore Range 80 Acres Purchased in 1953 Open Space, Wildlife Preserve Archery Rifle Pistol Shotgun

3 Board of Directors Member volunteers Annual Elections 6 Officers, 5 Trustees, Past President Totally responsible for business operations and employees Sets club policy

4 The Officers President. John Conderman Vice President Gary Webster 2 nd VP..Ken Deleone Treasurer.Russ Felch Corresponding Sec Darian Carpenter Recording Sec Dan Barton

5 The Trustees Chairman.Michael Wichser Chairman Elect Gerald Albertson 2 Yr Trustee.Larry Mallory Trustee.Jim Dinnie Trustee.Dave Levinson Past President.Carl Brattain

6 The Business Kenmore Range open to the public 5 Rangemasters employed Managed by the Board of Directors 2 retail sales offices Range, Shotgun Members 15% discount on most items Special Orders at the Range Office

7 The Club April Annual Meeting and elections Open Committees of the members Monthly Newsletter Web Site : Nationally recognized Financially strong and debt free with over 2000 members

8 Arial Photograph of Kenmore Range

9 Chalet You are HERE Club committee meetings Classes Board Room

10 Chalet Meeting Room

11 Clubhouse Meetings Dinners Hunter Education Classes Indoor Ranges Swap Meets

12 Clubhouse Indoor Range

13 General Rules Membership Cards worn in full view Observed safety hazards or rule violations require member action No alcohol No disputes Club not responsible for lost or stolen items watch your stuff

14 Club Policy Promulgated by the Board Archery, Range and Shotgun policy and rules are part of the Club Policy Violation of Club Policy may be grounds for loss of membership Go over Club Policy now page 7-10

15 Archery Archery Committee Meeting 1 st Thursday 7:30pm Associations WSAA, WSBH, NAA Events FITA Championships, 3-D Shoot, Indoor Archery Youth Group (JOAD)

16 Indoor Archery

17 Olympic(FITA) Archery Range JOAD Youth Archery program FITA Matches and match training Special Use Required

18 Olympic Archery

19 Archery Flat Range Animal targets from 10 to 80 yds Covered shooting line Lights for night shooting Special Use required for Lights and non-business hours

20 Bowhunter Archery

21 Walkthru Archery Range 50+ animal targets Targets placed in a natural setting Special Use required for nonbusiness hours use

22 Walkthru Range

23 Archery Policy Equipment restrictions Target restrictions Range restrictions Member requirements Special Use Permits Go over the Archery Policy now.. Page 13-15

24 Archery Safety Rules Formal cease fires to retrieve arrows Uniform shooting line Make your whereabouts known when looking for lost arrows Go over the Archery Safety Rules now page 16

25 Rifle Range Committee Meeting 3rd Wednesday 7:30pm Associations NRA, USAS, WSRPA Events CMP, Prone Highpower, Cast Bullet, Benchrest, Smallbore, and Air Rifle, matches, leagues Youth Group (Smallbore Rifle)

26 Pistol Range Committee Meeting 3rd Wednesday 7:30pm Associations NRA, USAS, WSRPA Events Bullseye (Conventional.22, centerfire,.45) Pistol, State Championships, International Pistol (Free, Air, Standard, Centerfire, and Rapid), matches, leagues, postals.

27 Rifle Range #1 300 yd Highpower Cement benches Position shooting platform Three separate bays Matches Special Use Required

28 Highpower Prone Range #1

29 CMP Highpower

30 Cast Bullet Match

31 Rifle Range #2 Rangemaster supervised Public Range 100yds max during public hours 6 positions at 50 yds, 14 positions at 100yds Special Use required for non-business hours

32 Indoor Pistol

33 Pistol Range #3 Rangemaster supervised from noon to 5pm Sat and Sun Special Use required for nonbusiness hours Qualification required for Special Use Matches, Lights

34 Range Policy Ammo restrictions Target restrictions Member requirements Special Use Permits Go over the Range Policy now.. Page 18-21

35 Range Safety Rules Muzzles pointed down range at all times All rounds must strike the target Actions must be open until you are ready to fire Go over the written rules for rifle and pistol now. Page 22-23

36 Shotgun Shotgun Committee Meeting 2nd Monday 7pm Associations USAS, NSCA, PITA Events - Olympic Continental, PITA, Summer League, 1st Sunday 100 bird Matches Beginning Shotgun Class 1st Sat

37 Shotgun Range Trap American 16 yd, Handicap, Continental, and Doubles 5-Stand with 65ft Duck Tower Only open during public business hours Matches, events

38 Trap

39 Shotgun Policy Ammo restrictions Target restrictions Safety cones Member requirements Go over the Shotgun Policy now page 25-27

40 Shotgun Safety Rules Actions open and guns unloaded Shouldering of guns off the firing line is not permitted Orange Cones Go over the Shotgun Safety Rules now page 28

41 Safety Cone

42 Legislative Committee Olympia Legislative Update GOAL Post weekly updates during State Legislative session Send to with GOAL Post in subject line to subscribe.

43 Hunter Education Hunter Education Classes are required for those born after 01/01/72 In person sign-up at the Range Office for our classes The club will help get new instructors certified by the State. Contact Ben Engelking (425) for more information.

44 Firearms Training The club holds as variety of NRA certified classes: Home Firearm Safety Basic Rifle and Basic Pistol First Steps Shotgun Other classes as needed Instructor Training/Certification Sign-up at Range Office/Shotgun Contact Richard Ripley (206) or web site for more information.

45 Dues Annual dues are due by Jan 1. To remain an active member, dues must be paid on time. To reinstate a delinquent membership, all current and outstanding dues must be paid in full.

46 Web Site WCWinc.org Newsletter posted monthly Official club calendar Club forms renewal, special use, application, etc. Club information committee and Board news/agenda, workparties, events, rules, bylaws, etc. links, alert list signup, electronic newsletter sign-up

47 Home Page

48 Using Menu

49 Newsletter Page

50 Nov Newsletter

51 Activity Calendar

52 Monthly Activity Calendar

53 March 2011 Activity Calendar

54 Club Forms and Policy

55 Bylaws

56 Bylaw PDF

57 Club Forms and Policy

58 2011 Renewal Form (fillable)

59 Summary Members must follow all rules Members must enforce all rules Wear Membership cards Sign in and out Play well with others

60 That s it Congratulations and enjoy your club!