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Buying Cheap Levitra VOLUME 27, N O. 1 The Locksmith Security Association of Michigan SEPTEMBER , 2013 LSA REPORTER EDITORS: William M. Lynk, CML, CPS * Alvin Moebus, CPL Publication Deadline: Submit items Two (2) Weeks (14 calendar days) by 5:00 p.m. AFTER the last LSA meeting. LSA Website: http://www.LSAmichigan.org PRESIDENTIAL PENNINGS —RAY SINAI , CML It is with great pleasure that I welcome back all of you to another season of the Locksmith Security Association. As with every year, we anticipate great things happening within our Association. This will begin our 36 th year as an organization devoted to the further advancement and education of Locksmiths and Security Professionals. I am happy to report that our Immediate Past President, John Hubel, CML is recovering quite well from the health issues he faced over the summer. Thank you to all of those who expressed their concern. We are looking forward to seeing him at the September meeting. We have some new members coming “on board” who are interested in ramping up our efforts to bring about educational opportunities this year, both at general meetings and in classroom settings. One of the new members, Dillon Poprawa has agreed to take over the Secretary position for Randy Montpas, CRL . Randy lives and works in the Grand Blanc area and has had difficulty attending all of our meetings. I want to Thank you Randy, for your past commitment and welcome Dillon, for your future assistance in taking the monthly minutes. Congratulations are in order to our editor and in-house ALOA Ace instructor, Bill Lynk, CML, CPS . Bill has been elected as the ALOA North Central Director . He taught classes this past summer at the convention in Baltimore, Maryland. Bill taught three classes as an ACE instructor; Small Format IC, Large Format IC and High Security Cylinder Servicing. He also received the Keynotes "Author of the Year Award" We must consider ourselves very fortunate to have Bill as a member of our organiza- tion. Hel has donated enormous amounts of his time to better our organization and I want to recognize him at this time. Thank you Bill for all you do! Although no date has been set, I have been in touch with Gale Johnson , editor of the Locksmith Ledger International (and friend of LSA). Gale is planning to visit us in the near future and is trying to bring another special guest with him. I hope to have more details next month. Over the summer we had a board meeting that was open to all members. We had some good discussion regarding the future of LSA and some of the possible changes in meeting format that we would like to see. Our goals are to make the meetings more appealing, interesting and informative. If you have suggestions, I would welcome them. We now offer discounted membership fees if you pay your dues in advance. The discounts apply on two and three year memberships. We also now accept major credit cards for payment of dues and classes. As always, we are seeking volunteers within our association for help. We can always use assistance with Leadership, Educa- tion, Newsletter submissions, Presentations , Recruitment and Social gatherings. I look forward to seeing all of you at our next meeting. Best Regards, ---Ray-Ray Sinai, CML --- LSA President President —Ray Sinai, CML (248) 543-5397 Education Chairman—Aron Boag, CRL (248) 321-2244 LSA Vice President—Kevin Smith (734) 560-5576 Membership Secretary—Alvin Moebus, CPL (313) 885-9365 Officers Secretary —Randy Montpas , CRL (810) 694-4469 Public Relations—John Hubel, CML (586) 254-7233 Treasurer—Curtis Parks (248) 594-1552 Librarian—Larry Williams, RL, CPP (248) 917-2323 Sargent-At-Arms—Alvin Moebus, CPL (313) 885-9365 Program Director—Ray Sinai, CML (248) 543-5397 Newsletter—William M. Lynk, CML, CPS (313) 884-9800 Technical Operations Director—William Trout (248) 350-0027 Newsletter—Alvin Moebus, CPL (313) 885-9365 Board of Directors: John Hubel, CML, Rob Rovinsky, CPL; Webmaster—William M. Lynk, CML , CPS (313) 884-9800 Maurice Horne, CML; Larry Walker, CRL; Photographer —Rob Rovinsky, CPL (248) 644-7939 Robert Noble, CML, CPS; Larry Williams, RL, CPP Refreshments—Aron Boag, CRL (248) 321-2244 →Please Volunteer and be part of our Group! VOLUME 26, N O. 8 PAGE 2 LSA R EPORTER ALOA PRP Mandatory Categories (L-00) For those beginning the PRP (Proficiency Registration Program) offered by ALOA, here are the 10 categories to study that are found on the 200+ question Mandatory test: Codes & Code Equipment, Cylinder Servicing (Pin & Disc), Key Blank ID, Key Duplica- tion, Impressioning, Professional Lock Opening Techniques, Lockset Functions, Lockset Servicing, Basic Master Keying and Cabinet, Furniture & Mail Box Lock Servicing. More details on our website: http://www.lsamichigan.org/tech_manuals.html Can You Identify These V.I.P. LSA Members? (answers on last page of this issue) #1 #2 NEXT PRP G LOSSARY —LIST C OUNCIL TERMINOLOGY MONTH ’S -A lesson in “C” LSA MEETING captains wheel—n. 1. a spoked handle on a safe used to extend or retract the bolts, 2. a spoked handle on a safe used to engage or disengage the pressure system THURSDAY , TH OCT . 10 , 2013 chassis—the part of a cylindrical lockset that contains the actuating mechanism and has a means 7:00 P.M. for mounting trim and a bolt Locksmith Security clamshell—the two piece housing (usually plastic) that encases the upper steering column and Association meets at ignition lock on some automotive applications 7:00 p.m., the second Thursday of the month closing combinated—adj. pertaining to a lever lock which is automatically combinated to the (Sept. to June) in the last key to extend the bolt Metro Detroit Area in southeast Michigan: coercivity—adj. the measure (usually expressed in Oersteds) of a magnetic material's resistance to being recorded or erased. Magnetic stripe cards are either low coercivity or high coercivity. 1640 Stephenson Hwy., just north of Maple (15 complementary keyway—n. usually a disc tumbler keyway used in master keying. It accepts Mile Rd.), on the east side of street. keys of different sections whose blades contact different bearing surfaces of the tumblers. VOLUME 26, N O. 8 LSA—The Locksmith Security Association of Michigan PAGE 3 PUBLIC RELATIONS —JOHN HUBEL , CML EDITOR’S NOTE: Our Public Relations Editor, John Hubel, CML, is doing exceptionally well. We look forward to the continuation of his PR “Qwik-Qwiz” prowess next month. Which high security cylinder utilizes a code within its sidebar? A) ASSA Twin B) C/R Pyramid C) Medeco Biaxial D) Sargent XC E) Yale Security F) Kaba Peaks G) Schlage Everest H) BiLock New Generation I) Abloy Protec2 [Answers on Last Page of this Newsletter] Marcus & Caesar LSA Mascots WEB LINKS ALOA www.aloa.org IDN-Hardware Sales, Inc. www.IDNhardware.com LynkWeb www.LynkWeb.com LAB CALENDAR OF LSA E VENTS —SEE WEBSITE FOR COMPREHENSIVE LIST www.labpins.com LSA 2013-2014—Dinner at 7:00 pm www.LsaMichigan.org September LSA Meeting: 7:00 p.m., Thursday, 09/12/13—1st of Season Marx Locksmith October LSA Meeting: 7:00 p.m., Thursday, 10/10/13 www.MarxLocksmith.com November LSA Meeting: 7:00 p.m., Thursday, 11/14/13 JLM Wholesale www.JLMwholesahe.com “Education, Knowledge & Cooperation —LSA” PAGE 4 LSA R EPORTER ROGUE ’S ROW — LAST SEASON IN REVIEW ROB ROVINSKY , CPL - LSA P HOTOGRAPHER VOLUME 26, N O. 8 The Locksmith Security Association of Michigan PAGE 5 NEWS...MASTER LOCK CERTIFICATION CLASS Penn-Ohio is putting on a Master Lock factory certification class on the 12th of October. It is from 8 to 5 and held at the Ramada Inn in North Canton, Ohio. The cost is $75 to members and local association members. That would include LSA members. Any questions contact me - [email protected] . Reservations need to be in by October 1st. Thanks, Bill Mandlebaum, CML President, Penn-Ohio “2013 AND BEYOND - DUES ALERT ”—BY AL MOEBUS , CPL As we start another fiscal year of LSA I want to emphasize that we have another way of payment for dues. Besides paying by cash, check or money order, members can now pay by credit card at any meeting . This is done through Ray Sinai, CML , John Hubel, CML or others (to be determined). Speaking of John, he is doing very well at this time and is planning to make short presentations at future meetings. He is also very thankful to all LSA, MMLA, ALOA and Clearstar personnel who have encouraged him dur- ing his recent recovery period. The other procedure in place, according to a by-law amendment, is the cost per year. One year membership is $60 but if you pay for 2 years the total is $110 and for 3 years it would be $160. As always, paying dues in a timely manner keeps our association strong. — by Al Moebus, CPL VOLUME 26, N O. 8 PAGE 6 LOOKING BACK INTO THE LOCKING PAST …R ETRO #29 To follow is another page from the now defunct Locksmithing Institute of New Jersey Home Study Locksmith- ing Course , started by the late Leonard Singer ( Master Keying Expert ). The program went out of business in the early 1980s. This lesson excerpt is circa 1973 . Some illustrious graduates who are LSA members include: Ray Sinai, Theo Schultz, Dan Meggison, Nick Palise, Tom Lewis and William Lynk, as well as the notable Billy B. Edwards and inventor John Ulaszek. VOLUME 26, N O. 8 The Locksmith Security Association of Michigan PAGE 7 LSA Dinner Sponsors If you are interested in sponsoring Dinner for a future LSA meeting, contact President Ray Sinai, CML (248) 543-5397 or Refreshment Chairperson Aron Boag, CRL (248) 321-2244.
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