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SASS HALL of Famei Class of 2006 M S ( E NovemberNovember 2001 2001 CowboyCowboy ChronicleChronicles e XPagePagee 11 t r e a c C o r a IT u ti n r n t g i IN le ~ o s n G e p c a t The Cowboy Chronicle. g io e 9 n 0 The Monthly Journal of the Single Action Shooting Society ® ) Vol. 19 No. 9 © Single Action Shooting Society, Inc. September 2006 i SASS HALL OF FAMEi Class of 2006 By Tex, SASS #4 he SASS Cowboy Action and others whose contributions to Shooting™ Hall of Fame the game helped it to grow and q T will induct its third class of q endure find a home within this deserving individuals December unique memorial. 2006 at the 5th Annual SASS A special noon hour awards cere- Convention in the Las Vegas Riviera mony will take place in the Riviera Hotel. The SASS Museum and Cow- Hotel Grande Ballroom and Con- boy Action Shooting™ Hall of Fame ventioneers are invited to attend at honors and memorializes the men no cost. Lunch can be purchased in and women who through their exem- the Ballroom. The ceremony will con- plary contributions and achieve- sist of a short multi-media presenta- ments have embodied and perpetu- tion featuring each of the inductees, ated the sport of Cowboy Action introductions, the awards and accept- Shooting™ and the Single Action ance statements, and photographs. Shooting Society. Through these dis- tinguished inductions, the SASS Museum and Cowboy Action In Shooting™ Hall of Fame provides a alphabetical generational continuity with the past, present, and future, and cre- order ates a record of a game that has this year’s become a family oriented pastime and passion that preserves our inductees are: Great American Culture. The men and women honored within the SASS Cowboy Action See Shooting™ Hall of Fame, SASS’ highest honor, represent the heart starting and spirit of this truly American q q pastime. Sport founders, promoters, on manufacturers, makers, shooters, page 71 Nine individuals whose passion, dedication, and vision SASS Cowboy Chronicle have molded Cowboy Action Shooting™ into the sport we know and love today will be honored at the 2006 SASS Convention this December in Las Vegas. In This Issue After the SASS Cowboy Action Shooting™ Hall of Fame inductions, take a few minutes and meet and 58 EMF’S 1878 12-GAUGE photograph these influential folks. 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