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January 2020 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday ESCONDIDO FISH & GAME ASSOCIATION J ANUARY 2 0 2 0 MEETINGS Board Meeting 1st Thursday 6:30 PM - Meeting Hall General Meeting 2nd Thursday Linda’s Lines 7:15 PM Meeting Hall Hooray! We got through another December. I hope all of you had a safe and OFFICERS happy holiday. President -- Linda Linaker, LM 760.638.0573 We had a great time at the Holiday meeting, and “Joy” drive. Over $3000 [email protected]@escondidofishandgame.com in toys, gift cards and direct contributions went to Camp Pendleton, CARES Vice President - Darrin Eaton,LM program. Thank you to everyone. Special thanks to Darrin, Mark, and my 760.630.8339 husband, John. This was the delivery crew, and we had fun! (Good breakfast). [email protected] Recording Secretary - Geoff Orchin LM My New Year resolution is to get more projects done, at home and at the range. 760.741.3721 [email protected] Let me know what you would like to see done. The steel shed is being cleaned DIRECTORS and reorganized. The new man door has been installed, fences moved, and stuff MarkMark BaldwinBaldwin 760-715-1871 has been cleaned up. Good job. Yosi Boublil 760.214.3582 Chris Cote 847.224.6898 As we move into the new year, be mindful of others, watch safety concerns at Ren Everett LM 760.432.2089 the range, and enjoy our home away from home. Mike Marks PP LM 760.744.7784 Ed Migdal LM 760.598.0093 Patrick Russ LM 760.644.2751 Chief Range Officer Linda JayJay ZimmettZimmett LMLM -- 858.735.2354 [email protected]@escondidofishandgame.com Assistant ChiefChief RangeRange OfficerOfficer Mark Baldwin -- 760-715-1871 [email protected] Grounds & Maintenance Pete Olson 760-518-9855 Treasurer Lucy Nelson LM - 760.533.3771 [email protected] Association Clerk JuliJuli EverettEverett LMLM -- 760.432.2089 [email protected] Newsletter / Webmaster [email protected] [email protected] www.escondidofishandgame.com 16525 Guejito Rd. • Escondido, CA 92027 I A Fresh start With the start of the new year we also will start a new decade. The start of a new year is a great time to celebrate the accomplishments we made in the previous year and to look forward to achieving more in the coming year. It’s a time to reflect and give thanks for the past year, celebrate small victories, make decisions to change, and embark on new beginnings and fresh starts. I’m looking forward to another productive, inspirational, challenging, and rewarding year for all of us. GUNTHER Be always at war with your vices, at peace with your New * Used * Consignments neighbors, and let each year find a better man. Tues. thru Sun. 10am - 6pm - Benjamin Franklin www.GuntherGuns.com GUNS 2717 Loker Ave West * Carlsbad * 760-444-1100 There are far better things ahead than any we leave behind. - CS Lewis Strength shows not only in the ability to persist, but the ability to start over. - F. Scott Fitzgerald I Make Time to Attend a General Meeting Bring a friend to the next General Meeting and one or both of you could win a few bucks. At the last General Meeting, Catherine Tacdjian won the $25 door prize. Had he attended the meeting, Leo Craychee would have won the $500 Attendance Prize. We decided to draw again and had he been present, Justin Haessly would have won the $500 Attendance Prize. After minimal discussion, the membership at the meeting voted to donate the $500 to the Holiday Joy Drive. The next General Meeting is 1/9/2020. If you don’t show up, you can’t win. I Donor List (12/12/2019) Thanks to all who donated to the raffle table at the last General Meeting – Bill Williams, Dorothy Notter, Bud Smith, William Rawand, Mark Eller, Annette Champion, Linda Linaker, Neil Pisk, Jim Beck, Darrin Eaton, Wayne Brunner, Joyce Brunner, Joyce Alessio, Bob Lenner, Eric Elsam, Rich Oberle, Leonard Hodges, Paulette Bryson, Roberto Ramirez, Robert Reid. Dossier continued on pg. 3 2 Dossier continued from pg. 2 Lic. #783634 I Be a Raffle Donor Your donations help support our monthly General J&B Meeting Raffle. Our entertainment Chairman is Bud Smith. If you have items you would like to donate to our monthly General meeting raffle, please contact Plumbing Smoldering Bud at [email protected]. Please Inc consider new or used items in working order. Thanks for & Drain, your support. I Work Party (12/14/2019) (760) 745-9990 Our final work party of the year was a great success with 80 people who stepped up to keep the Range and facilities safe and beautiful. I want to thank all who participated here and now. If you know anyone on this list, please be sure to thank them for their service to the Association. If your name is misspelled, please print it more clearly on the green sheet next time: Ed Migdal, Ben Schiebel, Scott Lund, Tim Hoy, Norm Porst, John Lafata, Larry King, Alan Salvi, Fred Slikker, Garth Warner, Fernando Hurtardo, Darrin Eaton, Beud Smith, Dan Field, Bill Williams, Bob Easter, Robert Lampert, Tom Rhatigan, Ray Aquino, Tim Petrachek, Tim Lilliott, Harold Middleton, Marc Reno, Jon Kagimoto, Breen Emery, Alonzo Clark, Scott Rueter, Brian Lamb, Alan Vigeant, Mike Realwick, Jim Beck, Jerry Strauss, JeffColburn, Rob Davis, Jack Shelton, Chuck Winkle, Steve Holgate, Chris Cote, Austin Cote, Rick Baugh, Keith Atwell, Randi Michael, Jim Halcomb, Aleksander Gurovich, Jim KcKim, Rhett Strawser, Jeffery Keith, Herb Smith, Rolf Steeve, Allan Zirkin, Julie Marks, Mike Marks, Lisa Yon, Roger Fanin, Jeff Brooks, Bill Rowland, Pete Olson, Harold Itchkawich, Scotti Clary, Betty Prentin, Paul Shields, Dave Disque, Linda Linaker, Paul Varesio, Robertreutlinger, Kaz Lewak, Oliver Lewak, Miguel Silva, Catherine Tachajain, Geoff Orchin, Neil Pisk, David Jones, Geraldine McHugh, Larry Smith, Jay Zimmett, Dave Robertson, Wayne Strong, Mark Baldwin, Robert Toeker, Craig Wagner I High Power Rifle Shoot (1/11/2020) This is a competitive and fun shoot starting at 8:00 AM. Any sights are allowed. Any centerfire caliber is allowed. The event consists of 4-Position Shooting at the 100-Yard Range. You are allowed unlimited practice rounds and then 10 Rounds per position are for score. One Hour is the total time allowed for the event. The cost is $5.00 for EF&GA Members and $10.00 for Escondido Fish & Game Assoc. P.O. Box 460506 Guests. For additional information, contact Escondido, CA 92046 Paul Hendrikson at 760-522-4660 Pub. Monthly, Vol. 23, Issue 1 Darrin’s Dossier continued on pg. 5 3 JUNIOR CORNER by Patrick Russ Daysha Halbert with a score of 320 or 20 hits out of 25. She was followed closely by Sheridan Abrayano with a 304 or 19 out of 25 and Maria Gonzalez with a 288 or 18 out of 25. Last, but not least was the rifle competition. As with the last two events it was anyone’s guess at who would take the Top Shot title. I can tell you that the guys on the scoring table had their jobs cut out for them, as many of these competitors were putting shots right on top of each other. They can put four shots into a group that could easily be covered with a On December 6th, the Big Guns came out to play in the dime and have room to spare. But when the dust settled, it annual Top Gun competition at The Escondido Fish and was Daysha Halbert that again walked away with the Rifle Game. The weather was perfect with nice warm temperatures Top Shot title. Maria Gonzalez took 2nd place with a score and just a hint of a breeze. Each of the competitors worked of 396, followed by Michelle Fan in 3rd with a score of 389. hard to earn their invitation to this event. This event is Honorable mention goes out to Lorena Gonzalez with a designed to give the best of the best a chance to see exactly score of 385 and Sheridan Abrayano with a score of 381. Just who is the best of the best, of the best (Sir). All these scores in case you missed it, that’s less than 20 points separating the are out of a possible score of 400 points. I am willing to bet top 4 shooters. that there are very few people reading this that could shoot these kinds of scores. These shooters truly excel at this sport As you could probably guess, Daysha Halbert took the and they do so across multiple disciplines. Distinguished Shooter title for the 3rd year in a row with a score of 1100 out of a possible 1200. Followed by Michelle This year’s Top Gun Shooters were Daysha Halbert, Sheridan Fan with a score of 975 and Sheridan Abrayano with a score Abrayano, Maria Gonzalez, Michelle Fan, Kestrin “The of 961. Honorable mention goes out to Maria Gonzalez with Hurricane” Walsh, Gia Hubbard, Vanessa Merkel, Brayden a score of 931. The Top 5 shooters were girls. Obviously, Stansel, Austin Ellerby, and Lorena Gonzalez. Now look at these girls can shoot. that list again. I’ll wait……do you see any patterns? Anyone I would like to give a very special thank you to everyone that thinks that girls can’t shoot should take a look at this list. that made these events happen. Especially Ren Everett who In case you’re not paying attention, 8 out of the 10 Top Gun has been doing this for many years. The Top Gun event has Shooters are girls. Last year 7 out of 10 shooters were girls. been his baby for a long time and I think it’s a great way for The guys had better step it up next year or they will be out the Junior Shooters to showcase their talents and prove once completely.
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