What is it? IT IS COMING IN THE FALL!! G.P.G.C./G.P.S.D.C. Club Skeet Schedule October No Skeet Shoot in September

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1 G.P.G.C./G.P.S.D.C. October 2011 Phone (972) (leave message) Welcome New Member! No Skeet Shoot in September Tod Dixon Dick Dersham Club Skeet Schedule 2011 Edward Tingle, Jr. & his son, Perry Robert Nicholas, Oct. 9 - Sun. afternoon, 12 ga. Main, Vintage and Vintage Doubles Nov. 5 - Sat. all day, 4 gun (50 bird) - Club Championship What is it? IT IS COMING IN THE FALL!! Nov. 6 - Sun. afternoon (100 bird), Doubles Club Championship Morning and all day events will start registration at 9:30 AM and shooting at 10:00 AM. Afternoon events will start registration at 12:30 PM and shooting at 1:00 PM. Lunch will be served at noon for all club shoots. 1

Education Classes for 2011 Student Classes Oct. 3, 6 & 8 Dec. 5, 8 & 10 Nov.

The remaining students completed the home study course prior to attending the Saturday class. Regards, Ed K. aka POPS First day of Dove Season Upcoming Events Oct.

6-7:00 PM Hunter Ed Class Oct. 6-7:30 PM GPGC Board of Directors Meeting Oct. 8-8:00 AM Hunter Ed Class Oct. 9 - Noon Club Skeet Shoot (12ga/Vintage/Vintage Dbls.) Oct.

16-1:00 PM 5 Stand/Sporting Clays Shoot Oct. 19-6:00 PM Bullseye Pistol Match Oct. 19-6:00 PM Wednesday Skeet League Oct. 20-6:00 PM Thursday Doubles Skeet League Oct. 22-9:00 AM.

2 Education Classes for 2011 Student Classes Oct. 3, 6 & 8 Dec. 5, 8 & 10 Nov. 7, 10 & 12 Instructor Workshops (Open to the Public) The September Hunter Education class included 24 students. This month 6 of the students completed the full course at GPGC. The remaining students completed the home study course prior to attending the Saturday class. Regards, Ed K. aka POPS First day of Dove Season Upcoming Events Oct. 1 - ARA Rimfire Rifle Match Oct. 3-7:00 PM Hunter Ed Class Oct. 5-6:00 PM Bullseye Pistol Match Oct. 5-6:00 PM Wednesday Skeet League Oct. 6-6:00 PM Thursday Doubles Skeet League Oct. 6-7:00 PM Hunter Ed Class Oct. 6-7:30 PM GPGC Board of Directors Meeting Oct. 8-8:00 AM Hunter Ed Class Oct. 9 - Noon Club Skeet Shoot (12ga/Vintage/Vintage Dbls.) Oct. 12-6:00 PM Wednesday Skeet League Oct. 12-6:00 PM Bullseye Pistol Match Oct. 13-6:00 PM Thursday Doubles Skeet League Oct. 15-1:00 PM Public Day Oct. 16-1:00 PM 5 Stand/Sporting Clays Shoot Oct. 19-6:00 PM Bullseye Pistol Match Oct. 19-6:00 PM Wednesday Skeet League Oct. 20-6:00 PM Thursday Doubles Skeet League Oct. 22-9:00 AM.22 Pistol Metallic Silhouette Match Oct :00 AM Savage Rifle Rep will host demo Oct. 22-1:00 PM Swap Meet at Building Oct. 22-1:00 PM Kids Shoot Oct. 26-6:00 PM Last Wed. Evening Bullseye Pistol Match Oct. 26-6:00 PM Last Wednesday Skeet League Oct. 27-6:00 PM Last Thur. Doubles Skeet League Oct HALLOWEEN Grand Prairie Education Committee (leave message) 2

Recipe Corner Wood Fired Venison Nachos Submitted by Dale Holder from Okay guys, September is here and you know what that means - FOOTBALL!

Here is a really easy nacho recipe that will score everytime you dip a chip!

canned or homemade 3/4 cup chopped Vidalia or sweet onion 3/4 cup chopped bell pepper (for some color, use some green, yellow and red, or any

butter 1 cup diced tomato or 1 can of Rotel 1/4 cup chopped pickled jalapenos (can substitute with fresh jalapeno) 1 cup shredded sharp

oil and dusting lightly with Old WoodFire Grill KK s 10 BBQ Rub. Place the chopped onion and peppers in an aluminum pan and add the butter.

I cooked these on a Weber Kettle using one chimney full of lump charcoal, banked off to one side and with a piece of mesquite thrown on for a

The idea with using vension cube steak for these nachos is to get a grilled steak with a wood flavor, but then be able to chop it into a

Once the butter melts and the onions start to soften up, lightly coat the cooking grate with olive oil and put the steaks on, directly over

Once the onion and peppers and the vension are done, bring them in and chop the venison up into a ground venison consistency as mentioned

3 Recipe Corner Wood Fired Venison Nachos Submitted by Dale Holder from Okay guys, September is here and you know what that means - FOOTBALL!!! And here at OldWoodFireGrill. com we are ready to kick it up a notch with some awesome tailgate t and football party recipes. Here is a really easy nacho recipe that will score everytime you dip a chip! Ingredients 6-8 small venison cube steaks, or 4-5 large steaks Mesquite chunks Olive Oil Old WoodFire Grill KK s 10 BBQ Rub Refried beans, canned or homemade 3/4 cup chopped Vidalia or sweet onion 3/4 cup chopped bell pepper (for some color, use some green, yellow and red, or any combo) 1 tbs. butter 1 cup diced tomato or 1 can of Rotel 1/4 cup chopped pickled jalapenos (can substitute with fresh jalapeno) 1 cup shredded sharp cheddar cheese Melted Mexican queso cheese dip Tortilla chips Sour Cream Start by brushing the venison cube steaks with a light coat of olive oil and dusting lightly with Old WoodFire Grill KK s 10 BBQ Rub. Place the chopped onion and peppers in an aluminum pan and add the butter. Cover with aluminum foil. Get the grill going to medium heat, say around 350 degrees. I cooked these on a Weber Kettle using one chimney full of lump charcoal, banked off to one side and with a piece of mesquite thrown on for a little flavor. The idea with using vension cube steak for these nachos is to get a grilled steak with a wood flavor, but then be able to chop it into a ground venison consistency. Go ahead and put the onion and peppers on the grill just a couple of minutes before the steaks. Once the butter melts and the onions start to soften up, lightly coat the cooking grate with olive oil and put the steaks on, directly over the coals. Let them sear cook for 2 minutes, then flip and cook for 2 more minutes. Once the onion and peppers and the vension are done, bring them in and chop the venison up into a ground venison consistency as mentioned above. Next, using a grill safe pan or casserole dish, layer the refried beans on the bottom, followed by the onion and peppers, followed by the chopped venison. Next, layer the cheddar cheese and the diced onions, followed by the jalapenos. Finally, top it off with the melted Mexican queso cheese and place it back on the grill on the cool side of the grate for about minutes or until all the cheese has melted and the top has a light brown crust. And that s it! Serve them up right out of the pan, or spoon out the dip into individual dishes and place in the middle of a pile of chips. Put a dollop of sour cream on top to finish it off! 3

The 2011 World Warm up was held at the Grand Prairie Gun Club on September 16-18, 2011. The shoot was about a 90% full with the bulk of the participants being retuning shooters.

We sincerely thank all the shooters for coming to our shoot and making it a success. Good weather prevailed and lately in Texas, that is anything less than 100.

Sixty-five shooters began with the 12 gauge event Saturday morning. Clear skies, cool temperature, and a mild breeze made the targets good but challenging.

4 The 2011 World Warm up was held at the Grand Prairie Gun Club on September 16-18, The shoot was about a 90% full with the bulk of the participants being retuning shooters. Our annual guests from the UK returned keeping our shoot the international venue it has become. The shoot also pulled shooters from Louisiana, Oklahoma, New York, and California. We sincerely thank all the shooters for coming to our shoot and making it a success. Good weather prevailed and lately in Texas, that is anything less than 100. We had 44 shooters on Friday for doubles. Chris Simmons shot the high score of 98 which claimed the championship. Charles Lucas took Runner Up and Nick Coupe got 3rd with 97 and 96 respectively. Sixty-five shooters began with the 12 gauge event Saturday morning. Clear skies, cool temperature, and a mild breeze made the targets good but challenging. The only one hundred straights was shot by Nick Coupe and 99 s were posted by Jon McDonald and Bruce Evans for Runner Up and 3rd. In the 28 gauge, no one was able to string together 100 straight, but Nick Coupe shot the only 99 for the afternoon. Bruce Evans, Chris Simmons and James George all shot 98 s and Bruce outlasted everyone for Runner Up and Chris took 3rd. A shoot at Grand Prairie would not be complete without our delicious meals. We are fortunate enough to have members who volunteer (and can cook!) who arrive early to cook a buffet breakfast. This year we had a build your own breakfast burrito bar with eggs and all the fixins on Saturday and Sunday. Marinated grilled chicken was served for lunch on Saturday and 2011 World Warm Up Grand Prairie, Texas 4 New Yours Strip steaks were grilled to perfection for dinner Saturday night. Thanks to Richard Kummer and Jeff Zwiebel for manning the grill and cooking 120 Steaks! As always, no one left hungry. Sunday lunch was beef brisket and sausage with all the usual sides and dessert. Also, there was a soft serve ice cream machine that dispensed many bowls of ice cream for two and half days. Thanks to all our volunteers who make the food at this event fantastic! Sunday was another mild day with sixty-seven shooters in the 20 gauge seeking the championship. Two shooters posted 100 s to make the evening shootoffs along with two 99 s. Jon McDonald outlasted Charles Lucas for gun champ and Nick Coupe defeated David Weintraub for 3rd. Sixty-one shooters took to the fields in the.410 in the afternoon with Chris Simmons defeating Robert Ennes both with 98 s to claim Champ. Bruce Evans outlasted Woody Anderson, Mike Schmitt and Nick Coupe all with 97 s to take 3rd. The HOA Champion was Nick Coupe with a score of 395. Jon McDonald outlasted Chris Simmons for Runner Up and 3rd both with 392. Mike Skidmore and Jim Speer were flawless in running the computer with Howard Huber making sure the scoreboard was always up to date. Jim also did a great job tuning-up the machines prior to the shoot for 3 days of excellent targets. Thanks Mike, Jim, and Howard for all your help. And many thanks to all the club volunteers who cook, clean up, donate, load machines, take photos, tune up the machines, etc. We simply could not have these successful events without all the volunteers. We look forward to seeing all our shooters next year at Grand Prairie! Robert Nicholas Shotgun Chairman

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.22 cal. Pistol Silhouette Shoot September 24, 2011. We had 6 shooters and one observer today. It was a beautiful day to be out and shoot. Hoa Nguyen won shooting 58/60 with his red dot scope sighted.

Meredith Turney scored for us and took the pictures below. She did not shoot as her right hand is still hurting from some weed pulling a few weeks ago. Thanks, Meredith.

7 .22 cal. Pistol Silhouette Shoot September 24, We had 6 shooters and one observer today. It was a beautiful day to be out and shoot. Hoa Nguyen won shooting 58/60 with his red dot scope sighted.22, one hand hold. Floyd Jester was second shooting his M 617 S&W, shooting 56/60, two hand hold. Jim Grabbe was third with 47/60 shooting his Haemerli single shot olympics type pistol, one hand hold. Meredith Turney scored for us and took the pictures below. She did not shoot as her right hand is still hurting from some weed pulling a few weeks ago. Thanks, Meredith. Regards, Dan Brown The shooters today: Floyd Jester, Gary Ledbetter, Hoa Nguyen, Jim Grabbe, Jim Wilson, and Dan Brown The winners: Floyd Jester - 2nd, and Hoa Nguyen - high scorer GPGC METAL SILHOUETTE SHOOTERS 2011 GPGC METAL SILHOUETTE SHOOTERS 2011 LAST NAME FIRST NAME MI * 01/22/11 02/26/11 03/26/11 04/23/11 05/28/11 06/25/11 07/23/11 08/27/11 09/24/11 10/22/11 11/26/11 12/24 7

8 GPGC Bullseye Pistol September 2011 August 31: Tonight we had the usual Sauna group except Meredith Turney and Mike Horton. Meredith pulled a ligament in her right arm pulling weeds in her garden and is out of commission for a few weeks. Mike was sick. Jim Grabbe won the match shooting X, using his Walthers, iron sight, and one hand hold. Ed Dotson was second, shooting his M 1911 having a.22 conversion, red dot sights, and with one hand hold. Jim Wilson was 3rd with X, shooting his Ruger Gov t Mk II, iron sights, two hand hold. I re-scored all the targets when I got home and the results are shown in the score sheet, after I figured out how Meredith had it set up. 3 of the 5 sets of scores were in error...mine had the most changes! September 7: It was great weather, cool, - less than 88 Deg., the wind blew mildly, and only 3 shooters showed up! Jim Wilson won with X s, shooting his Ruger Mk II Military, 7 1/2 barrel, with iron sights, two hand hold. I was second, shooting a X s, using my Ruger Mk II with 10 barrel, with iron sights, two hand hold. Ed Dotson was 3rd with X s, shooting his M ACP, with a red dot sight, one hand hold. No Photos were taken, You have seen us before... It was great weather, guys! I was fully expecting a full firing line because of the great weather! *Pictures for these matches are on following page. September 14: We had 6 shooters tonight, it was not hot--not over 90--and the breeze was nice. Hoa Nguyen returned to shooting with us and showed us up! He won, shooting 266-6X using a red dot sighted.22, with a one hand hold. Ed Dotson was second with 242-2X, shooting his M ACP with a one hand hold. I was third, shooting a 240-2X using my Mk II Ruger with a 2 hand hold. September 21: We had a fairly nice evening to shoot, with 6 competitors showing up. Jim Wilson almost forgot, coming in at 5:50 PM. Ho Nguyen won again, shooting 274-6X with his red dot sighted.22, with a one hand hold. Jim Grabbe was second with 260-6X, shooting his Walthers olympic match gun with a one hand hold. Ed Dotson shot a 245-4X with his M ACP with a red dot sight, one hand hold. September 28: We had 5 shooters participating tonight. It was a fairly nice evening, with no wind. Hoa Nguyen continues to rule as he won again! His right shoulder apparently has healed! Hoa won with a 271-6X, shooting a S&W M 41 with a red dot scope, one hand hold. He shot an 89 in slow fire!!! Wow! I have seen very few slow fire scrores this high. Ed Dotson came in 2nd with a score of 258-6X, shooting a M ACP (!) and a red dot sight. I was 3rd, shooting a 249-2X, using my 10 barreled Ruger Mk II, iron sights, 2 hand hold. Regards, Dan Brown GPGC BullseyeMatch Dan Brown 9/28/11 Range Officer Date Name M Optics Slow Fire Timed Fire Rapid Fire X Count Total Rank Dan Brown Y N Ed Dotson Y Y Jim Grabbe y N Hoa Nguyen y Y Mike Horton N N

9 GPGC Bullseye Pistol September 2011 Shooters were Jim Grabbe, Ed Dotson, Jim Wilson, and Ron McCuller Hoa Nguyen & Ed Dotson Winner: Jim Grabbe and Ed Dotson Dan Brown, Jim Wilson, Jim Grabbe, Ed Dotson, Hoa Nguyen, and Mike Horton Mike Horton, Jim Grabbe, Myself, Ed Dotson, Ron McCuller, and Hoa Nguyen - Jim Wilson took the picture Jim Grabbe, 2nd, Hoa Nguyen, Winner, Ed Dotson, 3rd - Don Yeandle took the pictures 9

10 VINTAGE GUN CLUB SKEET SHOOT GRAND PRAIRIE GUN CLUB SUNDAY, October 9, 2011 EVENT 1: 50 TARGETS - ANY GAUGE, ANY VINTAGE PARTICIPANTS CLASSED BY NSSA 12 GA AVERAGE OR KNOWN ABILITY ENTRY FEE: $15 WITH $8 BACK TO CLASS EVENT 2: 50 TARGETS ANY GAUGE, VINTAGE ONLY* ENTRY FEE: $15 WITH $8 BACK TO CLASS PARTICIPANTS CLASSED BY NSSA 12 GA AVERAGE OR KNOWN ABILITY EVENT 3: 50 TARGETS: 25 PAIR DOUBLES - PUMP ONLY PARTICIPANTS CLASSED BY NSSA DOUBLES AVERAGE OR KNOWN ABILITY ENTRY FEE: $20 WITH OPTIONAL $13 PURSE PAYS: 1-5 Shooters One Winner Shooters 60/ Shooters 50/30/20 *ALL SIDE BY SIDES & PUMP GUNS WILL BE ALLOWED SEMI-AUTOMATIC GUN MODELS MUST HAVE BEEN INTRODUCED FOR SALE PRIOR TO 1960 Stack barrels allowed only in Event 1 or if not playing the event purse Lunch will be provided at noon ($6) Shooting will begin at 1:00 PM Reservations REQUIRED! Not really but please RSVP if you plan to shoot or just have lunch with us. If the shoot exceeds 25 shooters I will have to break the shoot into 2 rotations and those who have pre-register get first choice of rotation. Register as an individual or Squad When registering, please let me know if you are an individual or squad and any non-members that are shooting with you. Please provide contact info so I can let you know shoot times if more than 1 rotation. Contact: Robert Nicholas NSSA RULES WILL GOVERN THIS SHOOT WITH THE EXCEPTION OF NO GUN MALFUNCTION LIMIIT. SHOOT MANAGEMENT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CHANGE OR MODIFY THIS PROGRAM AND HAS ABSOLUTE AUTHORITY IN ANY DISPUTE 10

11 Thursday Doubles League Thursday night has been the place to be this September, with the Doubles Skeet League enjoying some excellent shooting. Some last minute signups mean there are eight squads shooting against each other in a ladder competition. The heat broke just at the right time, so we've had some great temperatures, but I can only dream of saying it was always great weather. For example, on the 22nd we had some crazy wind that was throwing high-house birds into the ground just after the stake and low-house birds that must have thought they were teal-presentations (30+ feet as they went out of bounds). Fortunately the scores have been just as exciting as those birds. With three of seven competitive nights on the books, Claybusters (Captain Kerry Williams, Gene Wills, Gerald Evatt, John Nix, and Brad Fitzgerald) are in the lead with 8 points. Trailing just behind with 6 points apiece are The Fun Bunch (Captain Terry Cullender, Brad Ambrose, Bill Schweitzer, Don Kovatch, and Charles Richerson) and Go Figure (Captain Bill Weatherby, Jay Philips, Buz Owens, Mike Gershick, and Gerry Bradford). In the individual competitions, the High Overall is currently held by Darian Mock (140), but Mike Gerschick (135) and Kerry Williams (134) aren't far behind! It's also Darian Mock who has the one and only straight-round this league, although there were a number of rounds with only a single bird missed (Jim Hundley, Gene Wills, Terry Cullender, and Mike Gerschick). Since we know there is no heartbreak like missing one bird in a round, don't be too surprised when you see those folks practicing. There are still three more competitive nights before our Championship Bowl event where each field hosts a competition for it's own trophy. So stay tuned for updates. Till then, safe shooting everyone! -Andrew Claybusters 8 The Fun Bunch 6 Go Figure 6 Five Guys 5 Dead & Dead 4 Grumpies 4 Modified Chokers 3 Phantom Menance 0 Name Team Average Class 11 Next Week Handicap Overall Purses Paid Straights Adam Kolek D Andrew Wyer D Lewis 0 Ben Loup D Bill Schweitzer D Lewis 0 Bill Weatherby D Brad Ambrose D Lewis 0 Brad Fitzgerald C Both 0 Buz Owens C Both 0 Charles Richerson D Dan Spence C Darian Mock A Straight 1 Don Ambrose D Don Kovatch D Ed Crater D Lewis 0 Gene Wills B Both 0 Gerald Evatt B Both 0 Gerry Bradford D Lewis 0 Jay Philips 4 18 D Jim Barret D Jim Hundley B Both 0 John Basilone D Lewis 0 John Nix C Both 0 Josh Wells C Lewis 0 Kerry Williams B Both 0 Kevin Forehand D Matt Slay 7 15 D Both 0 Mike Gerschick B Both 0 Mike Shuping D Nicholas Kolek D Rick Johnson D Lewis 0 Robert Martinez D Lewis 0 Ron Pennington D Ron Talley D Lewis 0 Scot Hollmann 6 4 D Lewis 0 Scott Lauer D Lewis 0 Steve Hambrick C Both 0 Ted Shaw D Lewis 0 Terry Cullender C Lewis 0 Todd Ward D Lewis 0

Thursday Doubles League Sporting Clays/5 Stand Schedule 2011 Oct. 16 Nov. 20 - Turkey Shoot Dec. & Jan.

com The Claybusters: Gerald Evatt and Brad Fitzgerald youth shoot schedule 2011 January thru October 4th Saturday of each

22 rifle shoot This shoot is geared to teach fire arms skills and safety.

This shoot is great way for kids to use our facility and have fun learning. Email me for more information.

12 Thursday Doubles League Sporting Clays/5 Stand Schedule 2011 Oct. 16 Nov Turkey Shoot Dec. & Jan. - No Shoot Match Director: Jason Foshea, fosheajason@hotmail.com The Claybusters: Gerald Evatt and Brad Fitzgerald youth shoot schedule 2011 January thru October 4th Saturday of each month (Weather permitting) 10:00AM Shotgun Instruction 1:00PM.22 rifle shoot This shoot is geared to teach fire arms skills and safety. Both Boys and Girls 10 years old for shotgun, 8 and up for 22. This shoot is great way for kids to use our facility and have fun learning. me for more information. John Nix Summer Schedule and Time Changes Wednesday Bullseye Pistol Matches Bullseye Pistol Matches shall remain on Wednesday afternoons for the rest of 2011, but starting times will change per schedule below: Begins at: 6:00 PM - October 5th thru Daylight Savings Time when Wednesday matches end for 2011 Don Yeandle, cell don@extramile2.com A Subsidiary of 3D Welding of Texas 12

new 110BA Tactical rifle 11:00 AM until 3:00 PM (ammunition is free).

13 GPGC SWAP MEET Savage range day OCTOBER 22, 2011 Savage Arms will be there with several rifles from 17HMR to 300 Win Mag for people to see and shoot so come out and and shoot their new 110BA Tactical rifle 11:00 AM until 3:00 PM (ammunition is free). Swap meet will start at 1:00 So come out and buy, sell and trade!!! Any questions contact Dale

The 2011 Fall Wednesday Skeet League is off to a successful start. We re now 4 weeks into the league, leaving 4 weeks to go to see whose team will take the competition and have bragging rights.

In week one of points shooting all three winning teams won all three of their available points. Off Constantly over the Fun Bunch, Big Daddy over 300x300 and Modified Choke over Da Boys.

While Off Constantly and Modified Choke still managed to take the majority of points, Big Daddy crashed and burned losing all three available points.

in first place. The Fun Bunch and Da Boys gained some ground taking 3 points each from 300X300 and Big Daddy. In 3rd place is Da Boys, in a new twist.

The points are still very close, it is very much Fall Skeet League 140 - OFF CONSTANTLY Will & Laura Chisum Wade & Rachel Grimes Brittany & Jason Foshea 141 - MODIFIED CHOKES Jason Bowden Ginny & Jay

14 The 2011 Fall Wednesday Skeet League is off to a successful start. We re now 4 weeks into the league, leaving 4 weeks to go to see whose team will take the competition and have bragging rights. The weather has held off, we have had some of the most pleasurable shooting conditions in league history. In week one of points shooting all three winning teams won all three of their available points. Off Constantly over the Fun Bunch, Big Daddy over 300x300 and Modified Choke over Da Boys. In our second week of points shooting there was a different outcome. While Off Constantly and Modified Choke still managed to take the majority of points, Big Daddy crashed and burned losing all three available points. In week 3, our 1st and 2nd place teams Off Constantly and Modified Choke battled each other directly with Off Constantly taking home 2 points leaving Modified Choke with just 1 point; this ties them in first place. The Fun Bunch and Da Boys gained some ground taking 3 points each from 300X300 and Big Daddy. In 3rd place is Da Boys, in a new twist. The Fun Bunch has raised to 4th, leaving Big Daddy in 5th and 300X300 in 6th place. The points are still very close, it is very much Fall Skeet League OFF CONSTANTLY Will & Laura Chisum Wade & Rachel Grimes Brittany & Jason Foshea MODIFIED CHOKES Jason Bowden Ginny & Jay Warren Sandy & Don Yeandle Wile Coyote & Cheyenne X 300 Mike Gershick Ron Gervase Fred Marshall Steve Byers Jim Barnett anybody s game with 12 obtainable points for any one team from now to the end of this league. The dreams of winning for Modified Choke, Off Constantly and Da Boys are not out of reach, they will need to continue to shoot consistently well if they want to have a shot at winning. On our last night, October 26th, we will have dinner and awards so teams should plan to stay, converse, eat and receive their well deserved praise and placing results. Thank you to all the team captains and shooters for continuing to shoot and enjoy the league. Get ready; we are working on our new Winter Under the Lights League where we will have full orange targets to shoot at under the lights. More details will follow soon. Brad Ambrose 14

GPGC Board of Directors Name Home Phone Email Bill Schweitzer, President

net Mike Pallett, Vice President 817-466-9292 mwpallett@yahoo.

com Don Ambrose 972-503-7266 donaldambrose@swbell.

net Jason Foshea 817-410-1564 fosheajason@hotmail.

com John Slocum 972-602-1600 trapjohn@sbcglobal.net Jim K.

15 GPGC Board of Directors Name Home Phone Bill Schweitzer, President Mike Pallett, Vice President Jan Heath, Vice President Jeffrey Zwiebel, Secretary Jason Davidson, Treasurer Don Ambrose Dan Brown Jason Foshea Dale Holder John Slocum Jim K. Wilson Don Yeandle Be Courteous! Reload the houses when you finish shooting. Pick up your hulls - clean up the area a little - use trash cans! 3 on 8 Reloading Supplies Josh & Karen Wells Jason Foshea, Commercial Manager O: , C: jason@classicfleet.com 15

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