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I am bringing a covered dish surprise (aka
I don’t know yet what my new bride will be cooking/ or me stopping by to pick
something up to bring) on election night. To encourage spouse and more members
to attend that night. Please post the covered dish surprise dinner on the
election night as will. Thanks!!!!
- Dale Camp
Casting is in progress for participation in the second season
of
"TOP SHOT"
Click
here to link to the producer's website
Reminder:
Decision made at the May, 2010 Board Meeting
No steel targets. On any range at PCSC any longer.
Motion was made in the May 2010 meeting and passed
to eliminate all steel targets and backstops from the range with the exception
of the shotgun patterning board. No steel targets are to be used on the
range.
Please make this information available on the
website.
Darrell said he would entertain a motion to allow
steel targets at a supervised match. The steel targets from Range A are
still on the property and would have to be dragged back into position to be
used.
Thanks
Henry
Shotgun News
As a member of PCSC, you have access to shoot on the skeet and
trap fields while accompanied by any member that has gone through the Shotgun
Orientation. You may use the hand operated traps south of the Trap and
Skeet fields at anytime.
If you would like to go through the Shotgun Orientation in order to get a key to
the Trap and Skeet Houses so you can shoot Skeet or Trap at anytime, all you
have to do is attend one of the Shotgun Orientations held at 11AM on the first
Saturday of each month and then attend one of the monthly Club Meetings to have
your paperwork signed off and receive your key. Club Meetings are held on
the third Thursday of each month.
See our web site at:
http://www.parkersportsman.com/calendar.htm
The Falling Plates have been removed.
Range C appeared to be open on Sunday May 30th, 2010
More information as it becomes available.
New shotgun range 06 - 13 - 10
The new skeet and trap range concrete has been poured, but the trap house
needs to be built and the trap machine installed.
Below see improvements on range C
The May 29th
workday plan includes:
1. Extend and
raise the 25-yard berm. Put a RR tie end cap on the berm.
2. Weed eat
the berms and ranges
3. Install
pipe and barrel for erosion control on Range F.
4. See the
newly graded areas on Range F, Range C and possibly the new shotgun range.
5. Possibly
fence the area between the clubhouse and the Maint. bldg. to use an outdoor
storage area.
6. General
clean up.
7. Enjoy the camaraderie and achievement !
Need shovels, chain
saws, lawn mowers and weed eaters.
May 22nd Urban Combat Match
The match results:
Detachable magazine rifles - Open Sights;
1st - Stewart Alexander shooting an AR-15, 412X500 - 6x
2nd - Garrett Woods (guest) shooting an AR-15, 408X500 - 3x
3rd - Trevor Loke shooting an AR-15, 373X500 - 2x
Detachable magazine rifles - Optic Sights
1st - Mike Marneris (1st timer) shooting an AR-15 / red dot
sight, 405X500 - 6x
2nd - Travis Bernsen shooting an AR-15 / scope sight, 371X500 -
2x
3rd - Clifton Montgomery (1st timer) shooting an AR-15 . red
dot sight, 357X500 - 2x
M1 Garand Class:
1st - Frank Bliss scoring 424X500 - 1x
2nd - David Rueter scoring 400X500 - 0x
3rd - Robert Gersten scoring 328X500 - 0x
Bolt action rifles:
1st - David Rueter shooting 269X500 - 1x
2nd - Rod Fears shooting 133X500 - 0x
3rd - David McCord shooting 35X500 - 3x
All scores are after time additions or time penalty point
adjustments.
Will Rogers Memorial Center Parking System in the Fort Worth
Cultural District
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Why is there a charge to park at the Will Rogers Memorial Center?
A. The demand for parking at the Will Rogers Memorial Center and the
Cultural District often exceeds the available parking, thus limiting
access to the attractions and events on the complex. This shortage is
being addressed in part with the addition of the 1,100 space Western
Heritage Garage. A user fee has been implemented to offset the cost of
this facility and support continuing parking improvements to assure
access to all Cultural District venues.
Q. How much is the parking fee?
A. Initially, the charge will be $5.00 for parking on lots on the
complex with the exception of the Harley Lot (the lot south of Harley
Street) which will be $3.00. There are no in and out privileges. The
rates are as follows:
DAILY AND EVENT RATES:
Harley Lot $3
West Lot $5
Museum Lot $5
Amon G. Carter Jr. Garage $5
East Coliseum Lot $5
North Richardson-Bass Lot $5
Equestrian Center Garage $5
Equestrian Lot $5
Western Heritage Garage: 0 - 90 Minutes = $2 with Validation from
participating venue
91 Minutes + = $5
Rates are subject to change.
Q. When do the parking fees take effect?
A. Parking fees will begin on May 1, 2010.
Q. Can I pay with a credit card?
A. Cash and major credit cards will be accepted. The parking attendants
will issue a parking ticket for display in the vehicle and collect
payment as vehicles enter, with the exception of the Western Heritage
Garage, where attendants will issue a ticket upon entry and accept
payment upon exit. Attendants will be available to assist with questions
about the Cultural District and daily events.
Q. Are the parking facilities accessible to persons with disabilities?
A. Spaces are designated throughout the facility for vehicles that
display the handicap placard. Parking fees will be assessed for all
vehicles.
Q. Will discounts be offered?
A. The parking fees are dedicated to pay for the new parking garage and
for parking system improvements and operational expenses, thus no
discounts are offered.
Q. Will any of the Cultural District venues validate for a discount?
A. Some venues may offer validation for a Western Heritage Garage
discount at a rate of $2.00 for the first 90 minutes. The fee for
parking in excess of 90 minutes will be $5.00 or the current fee
assigned to the garage. Please check with the specific venue for more
information.
Q. Will exhibitors, contestants, vendors and sponsors be required to pay
each time they come and go?
A. Multiple day passes may be available to exhibitors, contestants,
vendors and event sponsors to allow in/out access during the entire
length of a specified event. Rates will be based on the expected demand
at the entire facility and the expected number of times that a
particular parking space may be turned during an event. Please check
with the event promoter or visit culturaldistrictparking.com
for more information.
Q. What is the fee for parking a trailer?
A. The daily rate for parking a trailer will be $3.00 on the Harley Lot
and $10.00 on the North Richardson-Bass Lot.
Q. Are RV hookups available?
A. Yes, RV hook-ups are available on a first-come, first served basis on
several lots. The rates for RV hook-up are:
Swine and Sheep Barns - 30 Amp $30 per day
Harley (RV Lot #2) - 30 Amp $30 per day
50 Amp $40 per day
North Richardson-Bass (VIP Lot) 50 Amp $55 per day + $125 connection fee
The daily rate includes the RV and one tow vehicle. All other vehicles
will be subject to parking fees according to the established rate in the
selected parking lot.
Q. My event is sponsored by a charitable organization. Will I receive
free parking?
A. Parking fees are not subject to waiver.
Q. What is the procedure for parking a bus?
A. Buses may park in the Harley Lot. Parking fees will apply.
Q. How do I access the parking facilities?
A. Access to the parking facilities are as follows:
1. Harley Lot: Enter via Harley Avenue
2. West Lot: Enter via Gendy Street
3. Museum Lot: Enter via Harley Avenue
4. Amon G. Carter, Jr. Garage Enter via Lancaster Avenue
5. East Coliseum Lot Enter via pay booth at Watt Drive or Burnett Tandy,
then North on Rip Johnson Drive
6. North Richardson-Bass Lot Enter via pay booth at Watt Drive or
Burnett Tandy, then North on Rip Johnson Drive
7. Equestrian Center Garage Enter via Watt Drive or Burnett Tandy
8. Equestrian Lot Enter via Watt Drive or Burnett Tandy
9. Western Heritage Garage Enter via Gendy Street or Lansford Lane
Q. Who do I contact if I have more questions or need additional
information?
A. Please call 1-877-430-PARK (7275). More information will be available
on culturaldistrictparking.com
beginning April 19, 2010.
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It is advised that your check for possibility of a
burn ban before going to the range. I am told the official sources are
Parker County Official web site
http://www.co.parker.tx.us/ips/cms
Parker County Sheriffs office
817-594-8845
I also check http://www.srh.noaa.gov/fwd
before every trip to range for weather and burn warnings.
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Contact
information for the club officers, directors and managers.
Manager:
Henry Harwood (817) 441-8516
Officers
President: Darrel Clark 817 596 4231
Vice Pres: Harry Towler 817 271 9699
Manager: Henry Harwood 817 441 8516
Secretary: Russ Whitworth 817 236 1444
Treasurer: Larry Baber 817 594 5894
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