The Roswell Gun Club Incorporated Range Owners since January 28, 2005

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1 The Roswell Gun Club Incorporated Range Owners since January 28, 2005 Post Office Box 1482 Roswell, N. M Newsletter OCT / NOV 2013 We shot a 40 round match and it was a lot of fun on a nice day. We had a tie between Bill Hamilton and Tom Hargrove, both with a score of 38. For the shoot off we moved the small chickens out to 150 meters and they both shot 5 in a row. REGULAR LOW POWER MATCH 08/03/13. wenty-four adults and one junior shooter signed in to shoot today s match. Of the sixteen scope shooters Alan Bloomer won over-all with a score of 38. Alan used a Remington 700 chambered for.222-rem with 55-grain cast bullet ahead of 12.0/2200. Alan took 10 chickens, 10 pigs, 8 turkeys and 10 rams. Other winners were: Ernie Lewis-Masterscore 33 (this after a shoot-off with Jim Byrd), Jim Byrd-2 nd Master score 33, Sam Jenkins-AAA-score 37, Eddie Phillips-AA-score 22, and Jerry Newman-A-score 16. n the iron sight category Ernie Edmonston won over-all with a score of 25. Ernie used a Ruger #3 chambered in.22-hornet with a R-P 45 grain bullet ahead of 13.0/grain AA2200. He managed 5 chickens, 9 pigs, 4 turkeys and 7 rams. Other winners were: Scotty Davis-Masterscore 23, Ron Young-AA-score-24 (this after a shoot-off with Keith Odell), Susan Odell-A-score 6,Unclassified went to Charles Cravener with a score of 9, and Mason Jenkins won unclassified junior with a score of 6. We welcome our out of town shooters and especially junior shooters. FIRST SUNDAY MATCHES, Another fine Sunday that was perhaps a tad on the warm side. Mike Russo won the Cowboy Low Power Match with the score of 26, 5 chickens, 9 pigs, 5 tur5keys, and 7 rams. Ernie Edmonston won AAA Class with 24, Keith Odell won A Class with 14, and Andee Maness won B Class with 16. Bob Elder won the Cowboy 22 Match with 22, 5 chickens, 8 pigs, 5 turkeys, and 5 rams. Bob Beeson won AAA Class with 16, and Mike Borem won AA Class with 18. Small Bore Hunter s Pistol was won by Alan Bloomer with 18, and Ron Young won B Class with 5. Regular O.F. 22 Match 08/07/13 Jm Pruett is laid up with a bad back, so the match today was a community effort. Get better soon Jim! Of the eighteen shooters that signed up to shoot there were fourteen with scope sighted rifles and four with iron sights. Tom Hargrove won over-all in the scope category with a score of 35. Tom used a Remington model 40-x with CCI-Blaser.22 LR ammo. He knocked down 9 chickens, 9 pigs, 9 turkeys and 8 rams. Other winners were: Bob Elder-Master-score 32, Jim Byrd-AAA-score 32, Paula Thosen-AA-score 25 and Jerry Newman-A-score 15. n the iron sight category Ernie Edmonston won over-all with a score of 27. Ernie used a BSA Martini with CCI Mini-Mag 22LR ammo. Ernie connected with 9 chickens, 7 pigs, 6 turkeys and 5 rams. Other winners were: Scotty Davis-AAA-score 23 and Ron Young-AA-score 20. Bench Rest Chicken Silhouette Match By Bill Kennedy Match Director With A nice rain the night before and really nice looking weather we had 13 shooters and shortly after the match started the wind showed up. The over all winner this month went to Curtis Boyd with 36. Curtis

2 shot his score with a Remington 700 chambered in 22 by 6mm, shooting a 69 grain SMK with 45 grains H4831. Master class was won by Ernie Lewis with 34. The AAA winner was Rick Bargus with 33. The AA class winner was Ron Young with 28. Thank you to all the people that shot the match and the guys who came out to watch. I also want to thank the new shoots that came out and the shooters that drove in just for this match. MILITARY RIFLE, CAST BULLET, A rain shower during the night made for wet berms and this made for hard spotting on the missing. The dark berms and a good breeze caused a lot of misses. Bob Elder won Overall with 27 using an 8mm Mauser to score on 8 chickens, 7 pigs, 6 turkeys, and 6 rams. Ernie Edmonston won Master Class with 12, and Virdis Isler won A Class with 20. There were no other classes represented today. MID-RANGE F-CLASS AUGUST 17, 2013 By Jerry King We had a good showing this morning with 15 adults and 1 junior shooters showing up. Thanks to all the shooters that showed up. I do know that if a few of the regular shooters would have been there, we would have had over 20 shooters. he weather was fair for shooting as there was a plus mph breeze at the 300 yard line when we started, but it changed at the 500 and 600 yard line and it was very tricky at times. We had from mph there at times. his month we did have both classes and again next month in September let s try for both Classes: F- TR and FO. We will need a minimum of 5 shooters in class to have that class. emember that in September we will be starting at 9 A.M. and be there between 8:00 8:15 A. M., so that we can get all the paper work done. If we have over 22 shooters, then we have to go to 3 relays as we only have yard targets. Start bringing your spotting scope or binoculars to score from the shooting line. lso, we are using classification this year and if you are not classified, then you will shoot 3 matches and I will classify you. emember that in September we start at 9 A.M.. MATCH WINNERS Kenny Padilla Match Winner x Robert Nunez Unc/MA x L.J. Montano EX/SS/MK x Jarrett Templeton (jr.) x MATCH SCORES 1. Kenny Padilla x 2. Robert Nunez x 3. L. J. Montano x 4. Rick Pierce x 5. Lee Pierce x 6. Tim Click x 7. Bobby West x 8. Tom Baker 430 7x 9. Phil Overly 413 7x 10. Russell Overly 404 8x 1. Jarrett Templeton (jr.) x 2. Greg Elmore x 3. Jeremy Jackson 28 6x 4. Bennett Templeton 425 9x 5. Johnny Fayo x 6. Craig Feuer 418 8x COWBOY MATCH, Today was a beautiful day for a little friendly shooting competition, not too hot, not too cold, and best of all, just enough breeze to be comfortable on an August day. We had 4 shooters from Clovis show up along with our regular from Carlsbad, Bill Hamilton. As is often the case, Bill Hamilton won the Match with the score of 36, All 10 chickens, 9 pigs, 7 turkeys, and all 10 rams. Bill was using his trusty Marlin 336 in 30-30, a Lyman 170 gr. Lyman and 20.0 gr. of AA 2230C. Ernie Edmonston won Master Class with 34, Alan Bloomer won AAA Class with 31, Mike Borem won AA Class with 24, Clint Tharp won A Class with 16, and Harry Telesco won Unclassified with 8. Hopefully, we will have a few more days like today to do our shooting now that we ve started getting a little bit of badly needed rain. O.F. Cast Bullet Match 08/21/13 Fourteen shooters competed in this month s shoot, there were six scope and eight iron sight rifles used. Ernie Lewis took over-all in the scope category with a score of 29. He used a Remington 700 chambered for the 308 Winchester, shooting a 150- grain RCBS bullet ahead of 22 gr./imr-4198; he took 10 chickens, 6 pigs, 6 turkeys and 7 rams. Other winners were: Tom Hargrove-AAA-score 25. Virdis Isler-AA-score 22 and Jerry Newman-A-score n the Iron sight category Ernie Edmonston took over-all with a score of 30, the only shooter in either category to break 30. Ernie used a Turkish military rifle chambered for the 8X57mm. He took 9 chickens, 8 pigs, 8 turkeys and 5 rams. His load consisted of a 190-grain Saeco bullet ahead of 25-grains/AA Other winners were: Alan Bloomer-AAAscore 25, Ron Young-AA-score 22, and Tim Price-A-score 29, this earned Tim a promotion to AA class. 2

3 went to Ron Hayes after a shoot off with Sonny Odell, both having scored 18. B class went to Andee Maness with a score of nine. Scope A class and overall winner went to Eddie Phillips with a score of twenty one. This match was a result of a fifth Saturday. Thanks to those who came out early and set up targets and to shoot. Special thank you to Allen Bloomer for using his truck to set targets during the match CAST BULLET ANY GUN By Bill Kennedy, Match Director DENNIS SULLIVAN 22 MATCH, Other than the usual breeze, today was a really pretty day and we had a very good crowd of 30 shooters on hand, 8 using iron sighted rifles, 22 with scopes. This doesn t happen often, but O. L. Adcock won the Iron Sight match with the score of 34 and this was a higher score than any of the scope users came up with. O. L. scored on 7 chickens, all 10 pigs, 9 turkeys, and 8 rams. Sam Jenkins won Master Class with 32, Randy Dana won AAA Class with 28, and Ron Young won AA Class with 22. With a scope, Sam Jenkins won Overall with 33, 7 chickens, all 10 pigs, 9 turkeys, and 7 rams. First Master went to Bill Hamilton with 32, 2 nd Master went to Alan Bloomer with 31 after a shoot-off with Tom Hargrove, 1 st AA went to Paula Thoesen with 26, 2 nd AA Went to Bob Jenkins with 23, and A Class went to Ed McClelland with 18. Hopefully, we will see everybody back next month and have even better weather before we end up standing around the fire pit. 5 th WEDNESDAY CAST BULLET MATCH, By Carroll Hargrove, Match Director We had a beautiful mild morning today. There were fourteen shooters present; thirteen were shooting iron sights and one with a scope. There was a tie for overall iron sights between John Thoesen and Allen Bloomer. Both had a score of 32. John Thoesen won a three turkey shoot off. John shot ten chickens, seven pigs, eight turkeys and seven rams. John was shooting a Remington made 1903-A3 with 25 grains of H4198. Ernie Edmonston won master class shooting two guns with a score of twenty five. AAA Class went to Allen Bloomer with a score of thirty two, AA went to Ron Young with a score of twenty five, A class 3 The weather was really nice this month. We had a field of 17 shooter with 12 shooting iron and 5 scope shooters. The iron sight over all winner was Ernie Edmonston with 32. Ernie shot his score with a Turkish 8mm Mauser shooting a 190 grain Saceo bullet over 25 grains of Bill Hamilton won AAA class with 29. Second AAA went to Alan Bloomer with 28. AA went to Ron Young at 21. A class winner was Roy Hayes with 18. The B class winner was Harry Telesco with 7. Andee Maness won unclassified with 12. We had 5 scope shooters. The big win went to Bill Hamilton using a Remington 700 chambered in 300 AAC Blackout shooting a Lyman 150 grain bullet with 11.2 grains of This combination finished with a final score of 36. Dave Farmer won AAA class with 29. AA went to Virdis Isler with 27. Thank you to all the people that shot the match. Please come out and join us next time 5 th SATURDAY MATCH We had pretty decent weather for this 200 meter, cowboy rifle, pistol caliber match, but being a holiday weekend and a gun show in Ruidoso, only three of the locals showed up. However, three people from Clovis showed up, so we shot. With only 6 people shooting, the top three tied, Sam Jenkins, Scotty Davis, and Ernie Edmonston. After several shots at turkeys in the breeze that had developed by then, Ernie came out the winner. He scored on7 chickens, 8 pigs, 7 turkeys, and 2 rams using a Browning model 1885 in.357, a Lyman bullet of 158 gr., and 14.0 gr. of H108. By default, Scotty won AAA Class. Mike Russo won AA Class with 15, and Janice Jenkins won A Class with 12. The two shooters left holding the proverbial bag were brothers Sam and Bob Jenkins, something that doesn t often happen. See y all next 5 th Saturday. LABOR DAY MATCH, CENTER FIRE, LOW POWER, CAST BULLET By Bob Elder, Match Director It was a nice morning for a match and we had seventeen competitors. Seven people shooting iron sight rifles and 10 with scope guns. The overall winner in the iron sight class was Jim Pruett shooting a TC rifle in 223. Jim hit 6 chickens, 9 pigs, 9 turkeys and 9 rams for a total of 33. Other winners in the iron sight division were Ernie Edmonston with 23 for the Master class, Mike Russo with 20 for the AAA class, Ron Young with 24 for the AA class, and Sonny Odell won A class. In the scope category, Jim Bird took overall with a 33, also shooting a 223. He shot 8 chickens, 10 pigs, 9 turkeys, and 6 rams. Alan Bloomer won the Master class with 32, Tom Hargrove won AAA with 27, and Virdis Isler won AA with 24. Thanks to everyone who came out to the match.

4 REGULAR LOW POWER MATCH 09/07/13 ixteen shooters signed in to shoot this month s match, there were 6 iron and 10 scope shooters. In the iron sight category Ernie Edmonston once again took over-all with a score of 30. Ernie used a Ruger #3 chambered for the 22-hornet; he used a R-P 45 grain bullet ahead of 13 gr./aa2200 to knock down 6 chickens, 10 pigs, 8 turkeys and 6 rams. Other winners were: Scott Davis-Master-score 18, Ronnie Gould-AAA-score 23, Ron Young-AA-score 18and Harry Telasco-Ascore 10. n the scope category Ernie Lewis shot a score of 36 to win over-all. Ernie used a Remington 700 chambered for the 221-fireball with a 50gr/V-max bullet ahead of 13.8/IMR Ernie knocked down 8 chickens, 10 pigs, 9 turkeys and 9 rams. Other winners were: Erma Corn-Master-score 32, Tom Hargrove-AAA-score 31, this after a shootoff with Jim Byrd, Jim Byrd- 2 nd AAA-score 31 and Jerry Newman-0Ascore ST SUNDAY MATCHES Cowboy Low Power Match was won by Ernie Edmonston with 26, and Andee won A with 11. Overall Winner of Cowboy 22 was Bob Elder with 31, AAA was Bob Beeson with 28, AA was Mike Borem with 13. Big Bore and Small Bore pistol Matches were both won by Russ Gould with 31 and 30. Ron Young scored 7 and Scotty Davis 7. MILITARY RIFLE, CAST BULLET The Overall Winner was Alan Bloomer with 31, Master was Ernie Edmonston with 28, I won AAA with 18, Randy Dana won AA With 21, and Virdis Isler won A with 18. O. F. COWBOY I was beginning to think that I would never get to say this, but WE WERE RAINED OUT!! Actually, with the first Sunday coming before the first Saturday, people keep showing up with the wrong smoke pole, so there weren t but 3 of us ready to shoot anyway. Best of all, no Islamic extremist reenacted some sort of terrorist attack on this date. Bench Rest Chicken Silhouette Match By Bill Kennedy Match Director Well given the week of massive rain fall we still had a good group of 11 shooters. In the end it was Ernie Lewis that prevailed and one over all by hitting all 39 targets. Ernie was using a Remington 700 chambered in 6mm BR shooting a 107 Sierra match king and 30.5 grains of Varget. We had a tie for the winner of Master class between Ernie Edmonston and Jim Byrd. Erne took the shoot off and the win. Jim took 2 nd in master class. The AAA winner was Joe Bellicini with 35. The AA class winner was Scotty Davis with 23. Thank you to all the people that shot the match and the guys who came out to watch. I also want to thank the new shoots that came out and the shooters that drove in just for this match. COWBOY MATCH Things had pretty well dried out after some record rainfall and we were ready to shoot although the dark, wet berms didn t help some of us out any. As a matter of fact, Bill Hamilton ran away with everything beating 2 nd place by 6 hits. Bill won the Match with his trusty Marlin scoring on 9 chickens, 9 pigs, 9 turkeys, and 8 rams. Ernie Edmonston got Master Class honors simply because he was the only one left. AAA Class went to James Cravener with 29, 1 st AA went to Ronnie Gould with 23, 2 nd AA went to Mike Borem with 23 following their shoot-off, Clint Tharp won A Class with 19, and Cati Jensen won B Class with 15. Cati was using Grandpa Don Upham s Winchester and actually took 3 rams with it. Actually, Cati was a junior shooter, the only one we had today. Hopefully, the weather next month will be even better and we will have more of our regulars show up although there were 16 out today. 4

5 O.F. Cast Bullet Match 09/18/13 Fourteen shooters were on the line for this month s match, nine iron sight and four scope sights were used. In the iron sight category Bob Elder took overall with a score of 28. Bob used a Mauser 98 in 8mm, with a 198-grain cast bullet ahead of 17/2400, to take 9 chickens, 8 pigs, 4 turkeys and 7 rams. Other winners were: Ernie Edmonston- Master-score 27, Mike Russo-AAA-score 15, Tim Price-AA-score24 and John Thosen-A-score 21. n the scope category Ernie Lewis took over-all with a score of 34. Ernie knocked down 10 chickens, 10 pigs, 8 turkeys and 6 rams. Ernie shot a Remington 700 in 308-Win with a 150-grain cast bullet ahead of 22grains of IMR Other winners were: Tom Hargrove- AAA-score 29 and Virdis Isler-AA-score 26. MATCH WINNERS Kenny Padilla Match Winner x Freddy Haltom Adam Aichele x x MATCH SCORES 1. Kenny Padilla x 2. Freddy Haltom x 3. L. J. Montano x 4. Tom Baker x 5. Steve Jones x 6. James Spears 406 7x 1. Adam Aichele x 2. Greg Elmore x 3. Bennett Templeton x 4. Jarrett Templeton x 5. Jeremy Jackson x 6. Eber Atkinson 411 7x MID-RANGE F-CLASS SEPTEMBER 21, 2013 By Jerry King. e had a fair showing this morning with 11 adults and 1 junior shooters showing up. Thanks to all the shooters that showed up. I do know that if a few of the regular shooters would have been there, we would have had over 18 shooters. he weather was fair for shooting as there was a plus mph breeze at the 300 yard line when we started, but it changed at the 500 and 600 yard line and it was very tricky at times. We had from 4-12 mph there at times. his month we did have both classes and again next month in October let s try for both Classes: F- TR and FO. We will need a minimum of 5 shooters in class to have that class. emember that in October we will be starting at 9 A.M. and be there between 8:00 8:15 A. M., so that we can get all the paper work done. If we have over 22 shooters, then we have to go to 3 relays as we only have yard targets. Start bringing your spotting scope or binoculars to score from the shooting line. lso, we are using classification this year and if you are not classified, then you will shoot 3 matches and I will classify you. emember that in October we start at 9 A.M.. OF LOW POWER SEPT BY Ron Young. got this in the mail late. So I don t remember what kind of day it was but by the scores it must have been a good day. We had 16 shooters at this match 13 shooting scopes and 3 with iron sights. In the scope class Tim price toke over all with a 34. Master went to Melody Smith with a 29. Jim Byrd AAA with 32. AA went to Virdis Islor with 28. And Jerry Newman won A class with a 13. In the iron sight Ernie E won overall with 31 good shooting EE. Jim Pruett won AAA with 23. And Sonny won AA with 12. Cast Bullet Low Power By Ernie Lewis, Match Director oday started out cool, with a slight breeze. We had 16 shooters turn out today, with 7 shooting iron sight, and 9 shooting with scopes. rnie Edmonston won overall Iron sight with a 33. Ernie hit 8 chickens, 9 pigs, 8 turkeys, and 8 rams. Ernie was shooting a T/C in 30 carbine with a 130 gr. Lyman bullet over 11 gr. H116. AA was won by Jim Pruett with 29, and A class was won by Ronnie Gould with 18. We had 1 unclassified shooter with Iron Sight, John Wastol who shot a 23 and was classified as AA. rnie Lewis won overall with a scope, shooting a 35. Ernie hit 10 chickens, 9 pigs, 9 turkeys, and 7 rams. Ernie was shooting a Remington 700, in 221 fireball, with a 55 gr. RCBS bullet over 12.4 gr. H4198. Master class was won by Alan Bloomer with a 31. Bob Elder won AAA with 31, and Roy Hayes took AA with a 32. A class was won by Jerry Newman with 19. 5

6 Cast Bullet Any Gun By Bill Kennedy, Match Director With the large amount of rain we had a nice fog before the match that was blown out by a fair amount of wind. We had a field of 17 shooters with 9 shooting iron and 8 scope shooters. The iron sight over all winner was Alan Bloomer with 34. Alan shot his score with a TC Encore with a 308 barrel shooting a 165 CGC and 12 grains of unique. Ernie Edmonston won master class with 28. Bill Hamilton won AAA class with 31. Second AAA went to James Cravener with 29. AA went to Ron Young at 26. A class winner was Roy Hayes with 21. We had 8 scope shooters. We had a tie for the overall winner between Bill Hamilton and Ernie Lewis. In the end Bill Hamilton took the win using a Remington 700 chambered in 300 AAC Blackout shooting a Lyman 150 grain bullet with 11.2 grains of This combination finished with a final score of 33. Ernie Lewis end up with the win for master class. Dave Farmer won AAA class with 32. AA went to Bill Kennedy with 23. The A class winner was Jerry Newman with 17. Thank you to all the people that shot the match. Please come out and join us next time DENNIS SULLIVAN 22 MATCH Today was pretty good as far as temperature was concerned, but there are very dark shadows on the berms this time of year plus we had a little unwelcome breeze. All in all, it wasn t too bad and the 22 shooters who showed up seemed to enjoy their selves. We had 8 shooters suing iron sights and the remaining 14 were using scopes. There was a shoot off for Overall winner in the Iron Sight Match between Ron Young and O. L. Adcock, both having scored 26. Ron won the bragging rights and O. L. automatically collected AAA Class. Ernie Edmonston won Master Class with 23, and Bob Jenkins won AA Class with 23. There were no A or B Class shooters out today. There was another shoot off for Overall winner in the Scope Match between Alan Bloomer and Ernie Lewis, both having scored 35. Alan won that particular match, but Ernie Lewis automatically took Master Class honors. Mike Borem won 1 st AA Class with 30 along with a promotion to AAA Class, Roy Hayes won 2 nd AA Class with 22, Jerry Newman won A Class with 22 and is flirting with a promotion, and Mason Jenkins, our only junior class shooter won B Class with 15. Perhaps the scores will come up next month after the time changes and, hopefully, the wind dies down. In the past, October has generally been a pretty good month for shooting. Board Member O. L. Adcock has volunteered to do the membership keys/lists along with the orientation and we are about to make the transition over to him. Hopefully (for Scotty and I) this transition will be complete by the time we renew our memberships. Not only would I like to find somebody willing to do the newsletter, I am currently running 4 matches counting the ones we have on 5 th Saturdays. Needless to say, I would like to have somebody step up to take part of these off my hands. As a matter of fact, I wouldn t stand in the way if someone was willing to take my place as Treasurer, but that would have to come at election time. I might add that some computer skills is almost a must anymore in accomplishing these chores. I have appreciated the cooperation I have had in performing the tasks listed above and would have got out a long time ago if it was not for the cooperation from such a great group of people. Mr. Adcock s phone number is for future problems concerning keys, memberships, and new members. Ernie Edmonston 5 th SUNDAY 500 METER BENCH REST SILHOUETTE, Today was a nice calm warm day and 6 shooters were out for this morning s fun. The Overall Winner was John Hudson with the score of 22. Ron Young won AA Class with 19, Bob Elder won A Class with 17, and Charles Cravener, my brother, won Unclassified with 10. Others out today were Scotty Davis and I. As everyone may know, some of the Match Directors have been looking for someone to take over some of the matches they run. Anyone interested can just check with about any of the silhouette shooters. We will help anyone until you get your feet on the ground. A NOTE FROM THE TREASURER Fellow members, when I was first elected to this position some 15 years ago, not only did I take on the financial business of the club, but I tackled the preparation of our membership lists, the issuance of renewal keys every year, and have, for the most part, prepared the newsletter. About the same time, Scotty Davis started giving orientations to new members. There is probably more work involved in these projects than anyone else in the club realizes. I didn t really mind doing it for several years although it was very time consuming, but Scotty and I are both getting up in years and think that it s about time that somebody else started taking over some of these chores. 6

7 April 19, 1775 When Marksmanship met History and the Heritage Began Project Appleseed Roswell Gun Club Roswell, NM November 16-17, 2013 Clinics focusing on Rifle Marksmanship Skills - Six Steps to Firing the Shot, Natural Point of Aim, Sling Use, and more - and the History of the Beginning of the American Revolutionary War Our Nation's Heritage. Marksmanship, History, Heritage * Marksmanship, History, Heritage * Marksmanship, History, Heritage Project Appleseed is the sole project of the Revolutionary War Veterans Association (RWVA ), a 501(c)(3) organization. Founded in 2006, Project Appleseed and its volunteers are committed to bringing traditional rifle marksmanship skills and the story of April 19, 1775, to each and every American. Our goal is to teach the skills that are truly ours alongside the story, engaging each participant in our unique American heritage and encouraging all to become active and engaged citizens. Marksmanship, History, Heritage * Marksmanship, History, Heritage * Marksmanship, History, Heritage Preregistration cost: $80 per weekend for adult men, $40 per weekend for adult women and $20 per weekend for youth under age 18. Active Duty Military, LEO, Elected Officials, FREE with current ID. See Event Info Page on the website for more details, including directions and start times. Rifles and ammunition are not supplied. For more information about Online Preregistration, What to Bring, and What to Expect, visit: Or Contact: O.L. Adcock , oladcock@hotmail.com Or PM oladcock on the Appleseed forum. 7