First let me apologize for this newsletter being so late, I forgot that I had been out of town for a week and neglected to send the newsletter in for posting.

Second, let me thank everyone for pitching in at the June shoot to make the posse’s run better. I have not heard of any complaints from the posse leaders about non-workers.

We need volunteers to be posse leaders for each shoot, Last Kiss plans on having the posse leaders assigned the week before each shoot. As I pointed out at the pre-shoot meeting in June; the posse leader does not mean they have to run the clock, the posse leader’s job is to keep the posse moving. This means they have to make sure each position is covered and all the jobs are getting done.

We will be having a work day this Saturday, the 30th starting at about 8:30. Please plan on being there to help out. We need to finish the mower shed and build some shelves inside our building. We will also need to mow and weed-eat. If we get everyone to pitch in we can get done before it gets to hot.

Last Kiss is holding a RO-I class this Sunday at the indoor shooting range at ORSA. If you do not have RO-I this is a great opportunity to take it. This class teaches you the more basic aspects for CAS, and helps in the job training for working with a posse. Call Last Kiss or post a message on the forum if you want to take this class. The cost is $10 per person.

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