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MSANewsVolume 11, No. 1 April 2007

Dave Keem

What’s Inside?• Information you should know – page 3• 2006 First 100’s – page 5• Grand Blanc and Genesee Sportsman’s Club – pages 7-9• Tom Pavlack Makes It “Six In A Row” – page 10• All State Team – pages 12-13• 2007 SHOOT Schedule pages 16-17• Club Contacts – page 19

Greetings, Fellow Shooters,

I thought it appropriate to begin this issue of the MSA News with a quote from the famous philosopher, Winnie the Pooh; “The spring has sprung, the grass is rizz, I wonder where them birdies is.”

Well, the first two parts of this quote are absolutely true. It is spring and the grass has risen from its winter sleep. However, we all know “where them bird-ies is.” They are at our local gun clubs, currently hiding in both the high and low houses. It is time to put away your winter attire, grab your gun and go call them out. I, for one am anxious-ly looking forward to starting my 2007 MSA season, very soon.

(313.561.0939) or just stop me when you see me. That is, unless I’m 89 straight and headed to Station 6 with the 410. In that case, please wait until you hear the whoops of joy.

Hope to see you on the skeet field real soon.

dave

As always, if you have something on your mind, feel free to send me an e-mail ([email protected]), call

We reprint a favorite piece from a past spring issue. Dave will be back for the next issue.

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Information You May Want To Know!!

PLEASE NOTE: WHEN FILING YOUR SHOOT REPORTS, PLEASE REMEMBER TO FILL OUT FIRST 100’S REPORT FOR THE NSSA AND KATHY WARNER. OTHERWISE OUR SHOOTERS DO NOT GET LISTED IN THE NATIONAL PUB-LICATION. ALSO, PLEASE SEND FIRST 100’S NAMES, DATE AND EVENT TO JANE CARPEN-TER TO ASSURE THE SHOOTER GETS A MSA CERTIFICATE.

Send reports/monies/questions to:

Kathy WarnerM.S.A, Secretary/Treasurer

397 Division StreetVassar, MI 48768

(989) 823-8397(E-mail) [email protected]

Additional copies of the newest map book (2005) are available from Kathy Warner for $5.00. PLEASE NOTE : WE HAVE A NEW ADDITIONAL CLUB OFFERING REGIS-TERED SHOOTING. GRAYLING SPORTS-MAN’S CLUB – WELCOME! A TEAR OFF MAP WAS PLACED IN THE DECEMBER, 2006 ISSUE OF THIS NEWSLETTER.

NOTE: Those Michigan member clubs wishing to advertise their shoot in this pub-lication will be able to receive a special rate. A mailing was sent to your skeet representative earlier this year. If you are interested please contact the Editor. The income will help to off-set the cost of this newsletter and shows your support for the MSA. Please call the Editor at (586) 285-1171 for more information.

The next Board meeting of the MSA will take place on Saturday, May 5, 2007 at Detroit Gun Club following the Lou Raden Memorial Shoot.

The next annual Referee Clinic, Shoot Scheduling and Board meeting will be held on Saturday, November 3, 2006 at Saginaw Gun Club at 10:00 a.m. Referee Clinic will be first, followed by the Shoot Scheduling and the Board meeting.

It is very important that you support our advertisers who do a very important job of off-setting the cost of this newsletter. Next time you do business with one of them, say,

“I saw your ad in the MSA Newsletter, thanks for your support of the MSA.”


Congratulations - 2006 First 100’s

The MSA Awards Committee and the MSA Newsletter Staff wish to congratu-late all of those shooters who reached a new “high” sometime in the past year. There’s nothing like the feeling when you shoot that first 100 straight!!!!!

2005

Doug Keister Kasle Steel Charity Open 09/23/05 12 Ga.

2006

Josh Kleczynski Lou Raden Memorial, Detroit Gun Club 05/06/06 28 Ga.

Randy Hughes Krieghoff Masters, Savannah, Georgia 05/06/06 28 Ga.

Robert Refice Chet Crites Memorial, Detroit Gun Club 06/03/06 12 Ga.

Randy Hughes Chet Crites Memorial, Detroit Gun Club 06/03/06 12 Ga.

Fred Croft Western Michigan Championships. NORGC 06/03/06 28 Ga.

Brent Edwards Dad’s Day Open, North Macomb Sprts. Club 06/17/06 .410

Len Smith Budweiser Open, Bay County Gun Club 06/24/06 12 Ga.

Joe Fricano St. Joe Valley Conservation Club, Auburn, IN 07/23/06 28 Ga.

Don Nelson U.S. Coast Guard Open, NORGC 07/30/06 12 Ga.

Randy Hughes Wayne County Sportsmen’s Club Mini Shoot 08/15/06 20 Ga.

Bruce Wynalda Michigan State Championships, Det. Gun Club 08/19/06 28 Ga.

George Gilliam, Jr. Wolverine Open, Rockford Gun Club 08/27/06 .410

Bill Higley Silver Bullet Shoot, Kosko, Indiana 08/27/06 28 Ga.

George Innes Fall Open, Wayne County Sportsmen’s Club 09/09/06 .410

Frank Pantalena Fall Open, Wayne County Sportsmen’s Club 09/10/06 28 Ga.Mike Pepper Don DeYoung Open, NORGC 09/16/06 12 Ga.

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410 EventEvent Champ: Doug Haines AA1 Pat WusthoffAA2 Randy HughesA1 George Gilliam, Jr. A2 Dan Adam B1 Tom Holton B2 Keith ColeB3 Brian Harville C1 Lauren BestC2 Roger Day, Jr.C3 Stanley KnuthD1 Gene SwansonD2 Tom Fudold

28 GaugeEvent Champ: Tom HoltonAA1 Pat WusthoffAA2 George Gilliam, Jr.A1 Keith ColeA2 Bob ReficeA3 Doug HainesB1 Mark FischerB2 Stew EllisC1 Lauren BestC2 Carl HughesC3 Stanley Knuth

Grand Blanc and Genesee Sportsman’s ClubCombine 400 Targets“Lucky Irish open” and “Shamrock Open”

On March 11, 2007 and March 18, 2007 the Grand Blanc Huntsman’s Club and Genesee Sportsman’s Club hosted a very different skeet shoot. Four guns and 200 targets that would be paired over two Sundays for a four gun HOA. Twenty-eight (28) hearty souls came out to Grand Blanc and even the cool temperatures and occasional wind couldn’t keep them from participating in this early shoot. The sun popped out and the day felt like early spring, but a warm coat felt real good. The rotations ran from small to large and the results are below:

20 GaugeEvent Champ: Randy HughesAA1 George Gilliam, Jr.AA2 Pat WusthoffA1 Dan AdamA2 Brian HarvilleA3 Bob ReficeB1 Doug HainesB2 Dan MustonenB3 Judy WusthoffC1 Gene SwansonC2 Roger Day, Jr.C3 Carl HughesD1 Virginia BasnerD2 Al Basner

Continued on page 8

Doug Haines takes HOA at Grand Blanc

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12 GaugeEvent Champ George Gilliam, Jr.AA1 Pat Wusthoff.A1 Keith ColeA2 Dan AdamA3 Randy HughesB1 Doug HainesB2 Dan MustonenC1 Tom HoltonC2 Stew Ellis C3 Carl HughesD1 Tony BierekD2 Gene SwansonD3 Mike StemmE1 Virginia BasnerE2 Al BasnerE3 Rob Schultz

The 200 gun HOA was as follows:

Event: Doug HainesAA1 Pat WusthoffAA2 Randy HughesA1 George Gilliam, Jr.A2 Dan AdamB1 Keith ColeB2 Tom HoltonB3 Dan MustonenC1 Lauren BestC2 Bob ReficeC3 Carl HughesD1 Gene SwansonD2 Tom Fudold

A very special thanks to all of the referees, for an-other outstanding job of pulling. A special thanks also goes out to Christa Carpenter for her work running the shoot, to Tom Holton and Bob Refice and all of the Grand Blanc members who gave us a great day and a great shoot.

And on to Genesee Sportsman’s Club we go - - - -

The day started out sunny but cold, and the tem-peratures never got very high. Twenty-nine hardy shooters showed up to enjoy the early shoot. A cold wind that would flare up at a moments notice made winter coats feel good. It was March 18 and the shoot from last weekend continued. The days winners are listed here:12 GaugeEvent Champ: Randy HughesAA1 George Gilliam, Jr.A1 Keith ColeA2 Dan AdamB1 Bob EdwardsB2 Bob ReficeB3 Doug HainesC1 Tom HoltonC2 Kohl McLeodC3 Rich ClorD1 Gary ScheiweD2 Tony BierekD3 Gene SwansonE1 Virginia BasnerE2 Mike StemmE3 Phillip Goist

Grand Blanc and Genesee Sportsman’s ClubContinued from page 7

Randy Hughes takes HOA at Genesee


20 GaugeEvent Champ: George Gilliam, Jr.AA1 Keith ColeAA2 Randy HughesA1 Tom HoltonA2 Bob ReficeA3 Dan AdamB1 Doug HainesB2 Rich ClorB3 Gary ScheiweC1 Carl HughesC2 Rob SchultzC3 Gene SwansonD1 Jeff AndersonD2 Alan BasnerD3 Virginia Basner

28 GaugeEvent Champ: George Gilliam, Jr.A1 Randy HughesA2 Doug HainesA3 Keith ColeB1 Tom HoltonB2 Kohl McLeodB3 Stew EllisC1 Carl HughesC2 Gene SwansonC3 Rob SchultzD1 Kyle Fetner

410 EventEvent Champ: Randy HughesAA1 George Gilliam, Jr.A1 Doug HainesA2 Gary ScheiweB1 Dan AdamB2 Keith ColeB3 Tom Holton


C1 Kohl McLeodC2 Stanley KnuthC3 Rob SchultzD1 Mark FischerD2 Kyle FetnerD3 Gene Swanson

200 Target HOAChamp: George Gilliam, Jr.

AA1 Randy HughesA1 Doug HainesA2 Dan AdamA3 Gary ScheiweB1 Keith ColeB2 Tom HoltonB3 Rich ClorC1 Kohl McLeodC2 Stew EllisC3 Bob ReficeD1 Mark FischerD2 Gene Swanson

George Gilliam takes 4 Gun-400 combined HOA

Continued on page 10

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Tom Pavlack Makes It “Six In A Row”Lou Raden High Volume Target Award

Tom Pavlack

Congratulations to Michigan’s 10,000 + in registered targets in 2006. The year 2006 found us with four (4) shooters who made the “10,000 registered targets” club. They will receive the beautiful 10,000 target pin award from the N.S.S.A. Headquarters with their name engraved on it. This year marks the sixth year for the Lou Raden Memorial High Target Award and it goes once again to Tom Pavlack.

As it says on the trophy in Lou’s own words, “These shooters pay little heed to weather conditions and here in Michigan we taste every possible weather condition known – when it’s time to shoot – they do it!!

For all of his hard work, Tom will be the recipient of his sixth in a row, “Lou Raden Memorial High Volume Target Award.” Tom will receive this honor at the State Shoot Saturday night ceremonies in August.

Congratulations to all of the shooters who shot over 10,000. They are listed below:

Tom Pavlack 15,525 Stan Gorgacz 12,075

It was an interesting way to get your 400 targets and kept the time on the field to a mini-mum in the cold weather.

The HOA Champion for the combined 400 targets was George Gilliam, Jr. along with the following winners:

AA1: Randy Hughes A1 Doug Haines B1 Keith Cole B2 Tom Holton C1 Lauren Best C2 Bob Refice C3 Carl Hughes D1 Gene Swanson

Thanks go out to Kristy and all of the great pullers. Also, to all the folks that work so hard at Genesee to make your visit fun. Thanks to Lynn Gilliam who brought us lunch and several varieties of homemade cookies.


Terry Eicholtz 10,600Dan Adam 10,225


Michigan’s Ten Best!“All State Team”

Kurt GratesLarry Woo Howie Bailey

Al Magyar, Jr. John Fournier Brent Edwards

Dennis Lipscomb George Gilliam, Jr.

Dave Scott Mike Forbes

2007 All-State Team

1) Larry Woo, Captain – Birmingham .99332) Kurt Grates, Utica .99003) Howie Bailey, West Olive .98484) Al Magyar, Jr. Rochester Hills .98475) John Fournier, Milford .98446) Brent Edwards, Royal Oak .98127) Dennis Lipscomb, Grand Rapids .97948) George Gilliam, Jr., Burton .97789) Dave Scott, Grand Haven .976610) Mike Forbes, Grand Haven .9750

After a very successful new format, starting in 1997, that calls for no individual to ap-pear on more than one team, the Michigan Board of Directors voted on continuation of this system to elect Michigan Teams. The 10 All-Staters will be on that team only. Then in order, according to gun averages, the five highest shooters in each of the four gauges and doubles, followed by the Concurrent H.O.A. winners. To qualify for the “All-State Team,” members had to shoot the National “Stan-dards” of 1,200-12 gauge, and 1,000 each of 20, 28, .410 and 500 doubles. They will be listed on the plaque in our Hall of Fame at the Detroit Gun Club, will receive belt buckles and certifi-cates and will receive the right to wear our *Josten made “All-State” ring. The team in order of averages is listed below:


Our Michigan High Gun Teams and Concur-rent H.O.A. winners (except Senior Veteran & Sub-Junior: 700; 500; 400; 400; 300 & Rookie: 700; 500; 500; 500; 300, being less) qualified for this honor by shooting the following minimum targets in two (2) gauges: 1,000-12 gauge, and 800 each of 20, 28, .410 and 500 for the doubles team. They will receive belt buckles and certifi-cates and are listed below in order of guns.

12 Gauge Team

1. David Schiebel, Kalamazoo2. Duane Lamley, Blissfield3. Bob O’Brien, Ray4. Pat Darga, Nunica5. Dave Schultz, Grand Haven

20 Gauge Team

1. Mike Kremski, Grand Blanc2. Randy Hughes, Lincoln Park 3. Ed Weycker, Utica4. Chester Kowalski, Harrison Twp.5. Ryan Cafarelli, Canton

28 Gauge Team

1. Bob Martin, Lincoln Park2. Russ Morgan, Saginaw3. Trish Magyar, Rochester Hills4. Tom Pavlack, Otsego5. Ed Howe, Oscoda

.410 Team

1. Glenn Ulbrich, Oxford2. Ken Cochran, Livonia3. Jeff Steinbach, Tecumseh4. Dave Pratt, Wayne5. Dan Nichols, Kalamazoo

Our Michigan High Gun Teams and Concurrent H.O.A. winners

Doubles Team

1. Dan Adam, Howell2. Dan Doubblestien, Otsego3. Ron Snider, Pigeon4. Dan Mustonen, St. Clair Shores5. Bob Refice, Davison

2007 Michigan Concurrent H.O.A.’s

H.O.A. Lady: Loraine Malloy, MacombH.O.A. Sub-Junior: Jaker Jacobson, Port Huron H.O.A. Junior: Kohl McLeod, LapeerH.O.A. Triple-Sub: Pete Pantalena, Sterling HeightsH.O.A. Sub-Sub Senior: Mike Pepper, Grand haven H.O.A. Sub-Senior: Leon Lubbers, HollandH.O.A. Senior: George Innes, SouthgateH.O.A. Veteran: Tom Keipert, RoscommonH.O.A. Senior Veteran: Sam Caradonna, WarrenH.O.A. Retired Military: Richard Montel, GreenbushH.O.A. Rookie: Fred Croft, Grand Haven

Resounding Congratulations to all 46 members of our

Michigan Teams!!!


The N.S.S.A. decided to recognize “Zone All Class” Teams beginning with the shooting year 2002. Much like the current selection process used for All-Americans, they recognized shooters on their high overall class in Classes A-E by Zones 1-8. Basically a five-person team was selected in each of the five classes by Zone. Selection was based on the shooter’s beginning regular classification. Individuals were given points for class wins and places throughout 2003. Even if you moved up during the year you were still considered in your first regular classification. All wins and places in class will carry forward.

To be considered, a shooter had to shoot NSSA minimum target standards of 1200; 1000; 1000; 1000; and 500 doubles.

Members selected to a zone team will receive a Zone All-Class Team Pin, Zone All-Class Team Patch, Recognition Certificate, Letter of Congratulations and will be listed annually in our Records Annual and in the Skeet Shooting Review.

As you can see below, four members in each of the classes A-C are from Michigan as well as the only D class shooter. Congratulations to our great Michigan shooters!

A Class TeamDan AdamEd HoweJeff SteinbachDan Doubblestien

B Class TeamRandy HughesJohn McGinnisGary ScheiweRich Curlette

2007 All Zone Class TeamsCongratulations to our 13 Winners in Zone III !!!

C Class TeamJim SykesTerry EicholtzFrank PantalenaTerry Walsh

D Class TeamRick Marsh

16DATE CLUB SHOOT NAME # TARGETS DEC 10 CASS CITY ELVES’ DAY OFF OPEN 200JAN 14 CASS CITY BLIZZARD OPEN 200JAN 20 GATEWAY SPORTSMAN’S SNOW BALL OPENFEB 10 GATEWAY SPORTSMAN’S DUANE GUENTHER MEMORALFEB 11 CASS CITY COLD TOES OPEN 200FEB 25 DETROIT SPORTSMAN’S SNOW SHOE OPEN (12 & 20 GA) 200MAR 4 DETROIT GUN CLUB SNOWBIRD OPEN (12 & 20 GA) 200MAR 11 GRAND BLANC LUCKY IRISH OPEN (4 GUN-50 TARGET) 200MAR 11 CASS CITY LEPRECHAUN OPEN 200MAR 17 SAGINAW GUN CLUB MOPAR OPEN (12 GA) 200MAR 18 GENESEE SPORTSMEN’S SHAMROCK OPEN (4 GUN-50 TARGET) 200MAR 31/ APR 1 DETROIT GUN CLUB SPRINGTIME OPEN 500APR14, 15 GENESEE SPORTSMAN’S SHAMROCK SPRING OPEN 500APR 20- 22 ROCKFORD SPRINGTIME OPEN 500APR 28, 29 DETROIT SPORTSMAN’S CLARK BROWN OPEN 500APR 28, 29 KCCL THIS BIRD’S FOR YOU 500MAY 5 GRAYLING SPORTSMAN’S JACK PINE OPEN 300MAY 5, 6 DETROIT GUN CLUB LOU RADEN MEMORIAL 500MAY 5, 6 NORGC ELMER FISHER OPEN 500MAY 12 NORGC AY BEFORE MOTHER’S DAY 300MAY 19, 20 GRAND BLANC SPRING OPEN 500MAY 19,20 GUN RIVER GUN RIVER OPEN 500JUNE 2 GRAYLING SPORTSMAN’S DICK PAULIS MEMORIAL OPEN 200JUNE 2, 3 DETROIT GUN CLUB CHET CRITES OPEN 500JUNE 2, 3 NORGC WESTERN MI CHAMPIONSHIP 500JUNE 8-10 WAYNE COUNTY HAYWOOD OPEN 500 JUNE 9, 10 KCCL MARION SHIELDS OPEN 500JUNE 9, 10 MID-UP SHOOTERS 500JUNE 15-17 NORTH MACOMB DAD’S DAY OPEN 500 JUNE 16 NORGC ATHER’S DAY SHOOT 300JUNE 23, 24 BAY COUNTY BUDWEISER OPEN 500JUNE 23, 24 SEAWAY 500 OPEN 500JUN 30, JUL 1 GENESEE PAUL SCHIAPACCASSE OPEN 500JULY 6-8 SAGINAW GUN CLUB DELTA OPEN 500JULY 12-15 DETROIT GUN CLUB MOTOR STATE 500JULY 13-15 REED CITY REAT NORTHERN OPEN 500JULY 21, 22 BAY COUNTY BAY COUNTY BLAST 500JULY 27-29 NORGC U.S. COAST GUARD 500AUG 4, 5 GENESEE SHAMROCK MID MICH OPEN 500AUG 4, 5 MID-UP SHOOT U.P. CHAMPIONSHIPS OPEN 500AUG 10-12 DETROIT GUN CLUB ZONE III SHOOT 500AUG 18, 19 DETROIT SPORTSMEN’S TED HANAFORD/GREAT LAKES OPEN 500AUG 17-19 ROCKFORD WOLVERINE OPEN 500AUG 24-26 DETROIT GUN CLUB MICH STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS 500SEPT 1, 2 GUN RIVER FALL OPEN 500SEPT 8, 9 CASS CITY CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS OPEN 500SEPT 8, 9 WAYNE COUNTY FALL OPEN 500SEPT 8, 9 KCCL BILL TEESDALE FALL OPEN 500SEPT 15 NORGC DON DEYOUNG (12 GA) 200SEPT 21-23 DETROIT GUN CLUB KASLE STEEL CHARITY OPEN 500OCT 14 CASS CITY HUNTER’S WARM UP OPEN 200OCT 20, 21 GATEWAY CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP OPEN 500DEC 9 CASS CITY ELVES’ DAY OPEN 200

2007 SHOOT SCHEDULE

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TARGETS ONLY

BAY COUNTY MAY- SEPT BY APPT. ONLYGENESEE 6/13, 7/11, 7/25, 8/15GRAND BLANC WED’S IN SEPT. GUN RIVER MAY – SEPTEMBER BY APPT. ONLY-CALLNORGC 8/7, 9/7, 10/7 BY APPT. ONLYROCKFORD 3/7, 4/4, 5/2, 6/6, 7/11, 8/11, 9/5

EVENING/SUNDAY SHOOTS

GUN RIVER MINI SHOOTS – APRIL - SEPTEMBER – 3rd THURSDAYS DEC - MARCH - 2nd SUNDAY EACH MONTH

WAYNE COUNTY MINI SHOOTS 5/15, 6/19, 7/17, 8/21, 9/18

NSSA NATIONAL SHOOTS

JUNE 16 SCTP STATE SHOOT – DETROIT GUN CLUBAUG 3-5 JR. WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP – Minute Man Sportsman’s Club, Boston, MAAUG 10-12 ZONE III – DETROIT GUN CLUBSEPT 6-9 U.S. OPEN – High Desert Sportsman’s Club, Albuquerque, NMOCT 5-13 WORLD SHOOT CHAMPIONSHIPS, National Shooting Complex, San Antonio, TX

April 2007 MSANews

REED CITY SPORTSMANS CLUBINVITES YOU TO THE

HOME OF THE GREAT NORTHERNJuly 13, 14, & 15, 2007

Come join us and check out the changes and the re-modeled Clubhouse.

We are alive and well in the North!!!

For Reservations call: Richard Nethers(C) 989-621-5503(H) 989-433-5866


More Congrats to Our Shooters!!2007 All Americans

With limited weather conditions in our State, it is very important to note that congratulations are in order for Michigan’s Nine N.S.S.A. 2007 All-Americans!!!! They are listed below:

To All M.S.A. Members:

On the next page is an application information sheet for nominating candidates to our M.S.A. Hall of Fame. We will put this form in the November and subsequent issues of this publication each year for your convenience.

Even if you have nominated someone in the past, please do so again using this form

Once you have filled out the form return to any Hall–of-Fame Committee person listed below:

1) Ed Weycker, Chair2) Thelma Brown3) Jane Carpenter4) Ed Weycker5) Connie Place6) Dave Keem, President

Take time to look over this application. Remember to study the criteria closely and to fill in the form completely. This is your opportunity to take part in your Hall-of-Fame. The applicants chosen are installed at the Awards Banquet on Saturday Night of the State Shoot.

Open First TeamLarry Woo, Birmingham

Open Second TeamKurt Grates, Utica

Lady Honorable Mention TeamTrish Bruck Magyar, Rochester Hills

Sub-Junior Honorable Mention Jaker Jacobson, Port Huron

Triple-Sub – Second TeamBrent Edwards, Royal Oak

Triple-Sub – Honorable MentionJohn Fournier, Milford

Sub-Senior First TeamAl Magyar, Rochester Hills

Senior Veteran – First Team Sam Caradonna, Warren

Rookie – First Team Fred Croft, Grand Haven

April 2007 MSANews 23CANDIDATE INFORMATION SHEET FOR M.S.A. HALLOF FAME

The M.S.A. Hall of Fame has two categories under which nominees may be considered; Shooting Achievements and Sustaining Contributions (Chet Crites Service Award). Candidates should be submitted to the M.S.A. Hall of Fame Committee for consideration. Nominees must have been residents of the State of Michigan and M.S.A. members, in good standing, for at least 10 years. They must be 50 years of age or older, or have won a World Shoot Open Title, or have had their shooting career interrupted by an untimely death or disablement.

The Committee will select, in any given year, no more than two nominees for Shooting Achievement, and one for the Chet Crites Service Award. If a nominee is not selected, his/her name will be considered again in the future.

NOMINEE STATISTICS:

Name of Candidate M.S.A. # Address N.S.S.A. # City State Zip Date of Birth

Year first registered targets were shot Year last registered targets were shot

This person qualifies for consideration in the M.S.A. Hall of Fame by reason of:

Shooting Achievements

Chet Crites Service Award

SELECTION CRITERIA: The following questions should be answered by the person making the nomi-nation or by the candidate. Be specific.

FOR SHOOTING ACHIEVEMENTS:1. How many times has candidate been selected to M.S.A. “All State: Team or “High Gun” Teams?2. How many times has candidate been selected to an N.S.S.A. All American Team (Open or Concur-

rent)?3. List Michigan State Record wins and years.4. List important wins by candidate in N.S.S.A. – State – Zone, and list years of wins.5. List important wins by candidate at any major shoots. List years of wins.

FOR CHET CRITES SERVICE AWARD:1. Has candidate ever been elected Michigan National Director or held any office in the M.S.A.? Speci-

fy year or years and which office/offices held.2. List candidate’s contribution to the M.S.A. or any contributions to help promote skeet in general.3. Other accomplishments – Examples: M.S.A. and /or N.S.S.A. committees, club officer, number of

registered targets.4. List candidates shooting career wins as asked for under “Shooting Achievement: classification.

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MICHIGAN SKEET ASSOCIATIONMSA News EditorJane Carpenter16731 N. Gardenia DriveFraser, MI 48026

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