Koppel Big-Beaver Sportsmen's Assoc.

Turkey Shoots Wednesdays 7 pm Rounds will start once they are full. Starting: September 14        Koppel-Big Beaver Sportsmen’s Association Norwood Drive, just north of the Beaver Falls Holiday Inn     “Factory field grade full choke maximum” 12-20 gauge Meat Prizes *Prizes are bigger and better than last year! For more information call:   724-652-9758

August Meeting Highlights There was a problem on our outdoor range. The officers also discussed the by-law changes: It was anonymous amongst them to recommend not to have any by-law changes. Scholarship: we had two applicant, the officers are recommending giving out both scholarships and next year to relook at the scholarship process. A correspondences was sent threw an email, It needs to be brought to the attention that what is placed on the website are highlights not official minutes. The range back stops are now rebuilt. Cell Tower A zoning meeting is scheduled for September 6. By-Law Changes Please see attached paper for what the by-law is currently and the purposed changed. Ev Grower made a motion to make the purposed change and seconded by Anthony Belczyk: Discussion All in favor: 1, All opposed: 16, Motion fails. Hats and Shirts They are still for sale. Please see Shawn Cox or come to a meet

Koppel-Big Beaver Sportsmen’s Assoc. is opening the indoor range for organized bullseye target shooting to the public. Anyone wishing to learn how to shoot organized bullseye target at 50 feet or those who are experienced and wanting to have a place to shoot organized bullseye target at 50 feet are welcome. At the present time we must limit this to shooters with 22 rim fire pistols. We will have an organizational meeting on Wednesday September 7 th at 6:30 pm follow by relays of members shooting. You will need:   Safety glasses preferable with side shields Hat   Hearing protection muffs or plugs Open chamber indicator Clip board and pencil Plus your pistol, magazines, 50 rounds of 22 rf cartridges and a small mat to place on bench to protect pistol.  

The outdoor range will be closed on Tuesday August 23 from sunrise to sunset, due to construction on the range. Any questions please contact an officer or email KBBSA1@gmail.com Thank you

Building Committee Report: Weed eater is purchased and has been used. The ditches are dug. County Leagued: The camp went well. Youth Field Day went well also. Old business: Shirts and Hats They are in; if you would like one please see Shawn Cox. Hats $15, Shirts S-XL $9 2X and up $13 Self-Protection for Woman Next class is July 31 at 2pm Audit The audit for 2012-2015 is done. There was no discrepancies found Bill came to $100 Pa one call We were charged $125. A motion was made by Linda Watcher seconded by Jim Quinn to pay the bill: Passed Game Dinner September 23 the game dinner will be held Doors will open at 6:00pm dinner will be served at 7:00pm Tickets cost $5.00 Pop Machine Is here and running well. Our old Machine was given to Beaver Valley Rifle and Pistol Club. A Thank you note was given to us. Hunters Ed A motion was made by Ev Grower to reimburse

June's Meeting Highlights Building Committee Report:         The gate is temporarily broke and will be standing open until fixed. County League: Camp is currently underway. Hunters Ed Class July 23 9-4 at KBBSA. Old business: Cell Tower The company is currently working on the borough to get the proper zoning. Property We closed on the property. A map will be located in the club in the near future. Survey of our property An estimate of $12,500 was given. Linda Watcher made a motion to have the property surveyed once the funds are available seconded by Jim Quinn: Passed Pop Machine The machine has been shipped. The current Machine is cleaned out and ready to be given to Aliquippa Buck Tails.   Hats and Shirts They are currently being made. Walt Kazenski was reimbursed $195 for trap house expenses. Self-Protection for women No one at the June class. Next class is July 31                         

Building Committee Report: There is a new reader on the gate. County League: 153 kids attended the fishing derby. Conservation camp is full (48 kids). Second Amendment rally. 146 people went. Old business: Self-Protection for women No one came for our May class. Cell Tower We are currently on the fourth move of the tower Property purchase Title search was completed. Possible closing next week Tax’s Paid our tax preparation $1600   New Business: A motion was made by Ev Gower to reimburse Shawn Cox $27.93 for cleaner for the floor and a new mop head seconded by: Jim Quinn, Passed. Five Points Hunting Club They are sponsoring a “Hunt for a Lifetime” In order to sponsor the “Hunt for a lifetime”   they are putting on a shoot and asking for donations to sponsor a target for $100 A Motion was made by Jim Quinn and seconded by Bud Hackett to sponsor a target: Passed Scholarship It is curr