Newsletter

Improvements don’t just happen. They require volunteers or more money than the club has available. An enormous amount was accomplished by volunteers on Saturday including the start of the pistol range shelter construction, range maintenance, mower maintenance, grass cutting, security, clubhouse housekeeping etc etc etc. If you enjoy the club and it’s facilities please consider volunteering whatever time you can give or making a donation. To save costs, everything that can be done at the club by volunteers is done by volunteers but more volunteers are needed. Our membership dues are low as compared to many and don’t cover all of the significant costs of maintaining and /or improving the club. Consider supporting the club with your time, donations or participating in the activities put on by the club. Every contribution of time or money helps.

Do you have the time and willingness to help us at any time that works for you? We are flexible and can work with the time you have available. Skilled and non-skilled labor is needed, and we are always looking for equipment, supplies, and of course, donations, to help us with some of the bigger projects.

If you are an operator and or can DONATE (we’ll pay for fuel) a short term loan of earth moving equipment, bucket truck etc and your time please contact us. Rentals and delivery are very expensive. Have the equipment but don’t have the time to run it?  We have an experienced operator available. Call the clubhouse @ 610-944- 3116.

Please click here to fill out the Volunteer Form and keep an eye on the Calendar for the Club Work Dates.

Members and non-members welcome! 25-yard Bullseye matches are also known as precision pistol matches. There are two (2) stages of a match, both fired at 25 yards at a black bullseye target. Each consists of 30 rounds fired in 5-round strings. The first stage is shot with a .22 caliber handgun – semi-autos are preferred but some shoot a revolver. The second course of fire is identical but is shot with any center-fire handgun. It’s only $5 and is run the second Saturday of every month by experienced range officers who will guide you every step of the way. You are welcome to watch one before you jump in. This is a fun event! Try it and like the rest of us,  you’ll be hooked!

We Sincerely Appreciate Every Kindness / Donation To The Club.  The Content Of This Section Is Updated Every 6 Months

Fleetwood Fish and Game Association exists, functions and thrives because of all of us. “Us” is you, me, every member. Volunteers are the lifeblood of our club. While the number of volunteers below seems impressive the amount of work required to keep the club running well is massive. Grass cutting alone – not including trimming – requires a massive amount of time, and membership requires a similar effort year-round.

Help doesn’t necessarily require manual labor. Mental skills are also appreciated. Some that have contributed their time since our last newsletter are listed below. While we do our best to acknowledge every act of volunteerism, because it is so critical to the function of the club, we may have missed someone or something. If this happens please let us know. Every good deed, large or small, is important. Many hands make the heavy work lighter.

Can you join those listed below to make FF&G a better place for all that enjoy the club? Any amount of time and any service, large or small is appreciated. If yes visit our brand new easy-to-use website and fill out a volunteer form.

Thank You To Those That Made Donations With Their Renewals

All those that included donations with their membership renewal – Dale Angstadt, William Lewis Batchelor Jr., Charles Beitzel, Eric Britz, Ryan Burns, Julie Burns, Steve Campbell, Daniel, Karen, Lewis and Rachel D’Andrea, Sara and Joseph Ely, Kerry and Mary Frain, Ronald Hassel, Seth Heffner, James Henderson, Donald Henninger, Robert Hoffman, Michael Hurst, Cathy Hutchins, Rick Krenzel, Brian Lett, Frank Levan, Donald Lutz, John Miller Sr., William Mintel, Chris Nicholas, Rodney Noll, Richard and Sue Parkes, Mark Phillips, Daniel Quinter, Russell Reber, Michael Rhode, Ronald Salamone Sr., Robert Schaeffer, Urban Staub, David Stull, Mark Swavely, Randy Turner, Richard Wessner, Robert Weaver, Steve Wilson.

 

We Thank All Those That Donated Their Time and/or Made Donations

Jim Auman – Berks Trapshooting League scorekeeper volunteer

Art Brenneman III – Berks Trapshooting League  volunteer – Document creation

Herman “Butch” Boyer – Thursday Trapshoot Volunteer League Shoot Volunteer – Assisted with the archery range

Dennis Bubbenmoyer – – Obtained corporate donations for the club. Assistance with and technical advice on shotgun pattern board

Dennis Dotterer – Thursday Trapshoot Volunteer, Trap League Volunteer

Zach Edwards – Security Camera overhead cable install team. Winter workday participant.

Zach Eshbach – Berks Trapshooting League scorekeeper volunteer

Dave Greif – Team leader on Bylaw review and revision, grass cutting,. Workday participant. Fun At 15 Pistol Shoot team, 25-yard pistol range repair, Berks Trapshooting League volunteer

Sue Greif – Clubhouse cleanup, Kitchen cabinet shelves clean-out, clean-up, reline and organize

Roger Hoch – Berks Trapshooting League volunteer, club grounds cleanup

Terry Kline – Weekly Thursday, Monthly Sunday and League trapshoot traphouse prep, setup and scoring, , Interior and Exterior maintenance assistance, range maintenance including target backers & painting. Winter workday participant

Tyler Kraft – 25-yard pistol range support and backer replacement, kitchen faucet repair, garage door lube and adjustment Winter Workday participant, League Trapshoot Volunteer

John Mattu – Website Webmaster / Website Upgrade Team – Member E-Mail list update, Newsletter Editor – Member communications – Security Camera Team, Membership Forms Update Team, Contact information update team, Winter Workday participant.

Bobby Miller – Consultant / Advisor / Volunteer Trap League Scorekeeper

Herb Moyer – Berks Trapshooting League kitchen volunteer

Walt Newruck – Berks Trapshooting League scorekeeper volunteer

Tim and Maris Rearden -– Utility Room cleanup, Kitchen cleanup, Signage revision team, Winter workday participant, Baked goodies for workday, monthly meeting and league shoots

Linda and Chuck Russo – Grass cutting & trimming, Flower planting, interior and exterior clean-up, , workday and league shoot meal shopping and prep, membership forms revision team leader, bylaw revision team, website revision team, Berks Trapshoot league coordinators and volunteers, archery target housing repair, security camera upgrade team leader, snow removal, utility room cleanup, Winter workday participants.

Matt Russo – Lumber donation – 25-yard pistol range repair – Aerial and security cable design and install, spotlight install, tree work, arranged lift truck rental, pump house steel door repair (welding). Winter workday participant Archery target repair. Berks Trapshooting League volunteer

Chuck Schmeck – Equipment shed spotlight install, brush cleanup, Security cable terminator install. Pumphouse heat tape donation and install. Emergency well pump repairs to electrical equipment during single-digit weather, Winter Workday participant

Earl Sheetz – Former Bullseye Shoot coordinator. Thank you for your service Earl!

Bob Sproesser – Trap league Advisor – NRA Range Book loan, All around advisor

Alan Stockett – Treasurer. Financials including budget and planning and advice, Security System setup and maintenance. Budget advisor. Bylaw review and revise team, Insurance overview. Invoice payments, deposits, long-range planning, Winter workday participant.

Bob Zajdowicz – Advisor, Trap League Volunteer Scorekeeper

Charlie Watson – Berks Trapshooting League scorekeeper volunteer and volunteer scorekeeper coordinator

 

We Thank The Many That Donated To The Renewing Member Fundraiser

3-23-22

NEW at Fleetwood Fish and Game. A fun handgun shoot that runs the fourth Saturday of every month from April thru November and is shot with a rimfire or centerfire handgun at a practical distance of 15 yards. All are welcome. This event is open to members and non-members alike. The event uses a LARGE 21″ x 24″ target with a 5.5″ bullseye. Pistols and revolvers of any caliber are welcome. This is a no-stress fun event!  Come join us. Register in the events section of our website.

Dear Members and friends of Fleetwood Fish and Game,

It is with a heavy heart that I share the passing of President Emeritus Carl Metz on February 8, 2022.

Carl touched each and every one of us during his time as a member, officer, mentor and advisor at Fleetwood Fish and Game. In addition to the kindness and friendship he shared with all, Carl served as a selfless volunteer who donated many thousands of hours to the care of the club and its members.

Carl was a loving husband and father. We extend our sincere gratitude to his family for their support in sharing Carl with us.

Let us celebrate Carl’s life, his friendship, his smile, his service and the very special person he was.

He will be greatly missed and never forgotten.

Matt Russo