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CSCLA
November 21st Time 7:00pm At the Church
CSCLA PRESS
2 CSCLA
President Mike Middick, CML
Middick’s Locksmith Shop 1422 Royal Gorge Blvd.
Canon City CO 81212-3908 Ph. 719-275-7787 Fax 719-275-3278
Email - captkeyman@ gmail.com
Vice-President Paul Arens
141 E Navajo Colorado Springs CO 80906-2255
719-632-5085 Email - [email protected]
Treasurer Barry Meyer, CPL
Acoma Locksmith Service 421 Perry St.
Castle Rock CO 80104-2442 303-688-4104
Email - [email protected]
Secretary Pete Henley
Henley's Key Service 117 E Boulder St.
Colorado Springs CO 80903 719 338-0889
Email - [email protected]
Members at Large
Carl Price Ron Cox
Steve Cormier
Newsletter Editor
Could be you.
Now awaiting for you to volunteer!
Send info to the president.
CSCLA
CSCLA STATEMENT OF MISSION & PURPOSE
The mission and purpose is to encourage, promote, aid in and affect the voluntary interchange, among members of the CSCLA, of data, information, experience, ideas, knowledge, methods and techniques relating to the field
of Locksmithing.
Central & Southern Colorado Locksmith Association
Founded 1991
DISCLAIMER
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Any articles or opinions expressed in this publication unless identified by the author’s name or contributing organization are solely those of the editor.
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One can only wonder…
What has happened to the person that had a
hungering for knowledge? I myself, find that I
am too busy to stop and read things that are
sent to me on my email or e-magazine. If I
have it in my hand I will sometimes get to read
a few things in the magazine, but I find myself putting it off. Too many
jobs to try to get done in one day. Not enough hours in a day. I even
find myself sleeping to the 10 o'clock news. I sometimes wonder how I
was able to accomplish so much, just a few years ago. I start counting
the years only to find that it has been more years than I care to count.
How come we can learn so much in our youth and forget so much in
our declining years? I guess...one can only wonder…!
I have not been doing such a great job at this newsletter. I blame it on
my poor health or even my lack of time to devote to the task at hand. I
have been asking if any one would like to take it over, but no reply. If
no one objects or volunteers then I will just keep doing the best that I
can. Thanks for your patience and your help in making this possible.
Thank you to Paul Arens our Vice President for taking over in my
absents. I can't tell you how much I appreciate it.
Your President, Mike Middick, CML
PRESIDENT’S CORNER
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Future Hands on Classes for the meetings: October 2014 = Office Locks November 2014 = Open December 2014 = Christmas Party January 2015 = Open February 2015 = Open March 2015 = Open April 2015 = Open May 2015 = Open
This Months Meeting
Tricks of the Trade
This month at the meeting we will be sharing trade
secrets. I would like for each one attending the
meeting to come with a tip, trick, hint or secret that
helps you do your locksmith work better or faster.
Help us out by explaining how your trade secret
works. Bring anything you need to help explain your
tip. I am sure we will learn something from this
meeting. Spread the word to bring a trade secret.
What is it?
Can you guess what the object is in the
picture? Bring your guess to the meeting
and if you are right you will get a free scam
ticket. The answer to the object will be in
the next newsletter on page 12 along with
the winners who guessed at the meeting.
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Lock Things
D B D Z L D B U V N E D X S D D Y Y Q D
C E U R V T N Q I Z I K E N E E E E X I
Y Y P Q I U R P O S R I J G C P K K Y M
G E N A M V E O K B R Y R N L T D E O P
T F K A R L E T O E L E G O I H E L M L
M Z E Y B T U R S D E Q L D N K D P Q E
Q O T U A M M D S O F V P W I E I M D M
R D O Y B L E E F P I V T O N Y S I I N
T D E L L V P R N H R D W P G S E D L X
A W E C I U O S Z T R I K X S E L R U W
E R Y R O T D P I A M K N T T T B X U H
V X E L A D T P L D S A O G E P U I P V
J D Q T X C E Z S G T F S T P C O M T J
C E I E D O C T C E R I D T K Q D T X B
G O N Z V Y E K D E T T I B E L B U O D
N C D E T A I N E R D I S K Y R R S R L
E T T D A Y K E Y W N G V B X M K I M P
M V I G O Y P B L I J Y H N V U V E L O
I B P Z D I T S N P V C Y D I E P R Y R
H T P E D L X I G Q T V X R R F D E E D
DAY KEY DECLINING STEP KEY DECODE
DEGREE OF ROTATION DEPARTMENT MASTER KEY DEPTH
DEPTH KEY SET DERIVED SERIES DETAINER DISK
DIMPLE DIMPLE KEY DIRECT CODE
DISK TUMBLER DISPLAY KEY DOOR
DOUBLE BITTED KEY DOUBLE PIN DROP
DOUBLE SIDED KEY DRIVER DRIVER SPRING
Solution on page 12
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Choose the best answer for the question. Answers on page 12
1. Disc tumblers which are approximately half the width of a full tumbler used in
the same lock, and are paired adjacent to one another in the same cut position.
Typically used in automotive locks.
A. Retainer B. Split Wafer
C. Master Lever D. Leaf
2. A key whose cuts are drilled or milled into its blade surfaces. The cuts normally
do not change the blade silhouette.
A. Bit Key B. Dimple Key
C. Sickle Key D. Protected Key
3. Any one of several screws or nuts which have a specialized head, requiring a
special-access tool for removal
A. Delamination B. Attack Resistant Screws
C. Drive in Bolts D. Tamper Resistant Fastener
Take the Quiz…?
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Up Coming Events
CSCLA Christmas Party
This year our Christmas party will be Dec. 5th at
Golden Corral located at Woodman & Powers at
7:00pm in Colorado Springs. Come early if you
would like. We will be playing the Dirty Santa
game. Look for the rules on page 15 of this
news letter. If you would like to play, bring a
wrapped gift the cost $20.00 or less.
We will also be presenting the winners of this
years Van Show.
Hope to see everyone there!
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The Office of Vice President
This time I will comment on Len’s letter in last months newsletter.
Now remember, this is just my thoughts.
I helped found this association with Ron Morris many years ago,
and I am still proud of it and the things it helps me with. Not sure
if everyone thinks the same way, but I do see a lot of good each
month. The experience from each member and their sharing is
great. What better way can we learn, we can ask questions each
month and others most of the time have the answer to make our job
easier.
Not sure if Len is a member and if not - why not. I know he worked
at the school, but that is ok too. As for e mail addresses we all have
one and it is in the newsletter. Wish he could have started this
earlier - so we all could have worked on the problem.
Stagnation is one of the words used. I think we do need new blood
in the officers areas. When was the last time we went to elect new
officers just to find the same ones on the vote sheet. Most of the
time there is only one person to vote for, no one else runs. Now the
question is, if no one runs, do we fold and not have this
association? The same people run just to keep us alive. This part
about no one asked me if I would run, or I am just to busy for that
(we all are busy), keeps the stagnation alive. Remember, that Mike
asks every month if anyone wants to do the newsletter, he is doing
the "if not me job”, do we fold this part of the association (the
newsletter) and just meet. If he is not the president, what would
happen to us. For this I feel sorry for Mike, and at the same time I
thank him for all he does. Think Mike is not busy?
The "ALL THINGS FOR THE COMMON GOOD OF THE
ORGANIZATION - PEROID" really should start with the word
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“ME”. Others can work their thing the best they can, but if I don't
step in and help I really can't expect things to go how I want them
to go. When we started this association it was for the education of
the locksmiths and to help them show people that we are
professionals and can do the work right the first time. This comes
into play each time we meet and talk about how to do the job at
hand and do it right.
As for fellowship, this can happen any day of the week, why wait
for the meeting. I can go to the Sky Sox game and invite who ever
I want, even other members. That goes for any fun things, we do
not all go for the same types of entertainment. I enjoy the Cripple
Creek thing when ever possible.
As for the grunt workers, we all need them - that is what keeps us
going. It is just that sometimes I too would like to be a grunter. If
we all do that we can just shut this down.
This letter is not for Len, but the rest of us. We need to think of our
future and how we can help keep it going.
Paul Arens
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Words of Wisdom
Your most valuable asset is your earning ability. It’s your ability to
apply your knowledge and skill in a timely fashion in order to get the results for which others will pay.
*************************************
Integrity is the most valuable and respected quality of leadership.
Always keep your word.
*************************************
Confidence on the outside begins by living with integrity on the inside.
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Think about it ! ! !
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Don’t wish it were easier;
wish you were better.
Don’t wish for less problems;
wish for more skills.
Don’t wish for less challenges;
wish for more wisdom.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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What is it? - Answer
The object on page 4 of
the last newsletter is:
Thick Door Spacer for
Schlage CO-200 Lock
Those who guessed right
were:
I don’t know who
guessed right because I
was not at the last
meeting.
Congratulations !
Good Job.
Free Classified ads are
free to members.
Call or send your ad to be listed
in next months newsletter.
I know it's a little late for spring cleaning but here goes. I have a large number of hardback code books. Mostly Reed but also some HPC. This is the deal: any book $10 and
100% of the proceeds will go the
ALOA scholarship foundation.
719-469-4707
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Meeting Minutes
The minutes
For last month
Were not available
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Industry Emails: Aero Lock [email protected] Amsec [email protected] Cooks Bldg Specialties [email protected] Framon Mfg. [email protected] Ilco Unican [email protected] Lab Security [email protected] National Cabinet Lock [email protected] Raymond Beggs (Intermountain) [email protected] Casey Hendren (SES) [email protected] Industry Web Pages: Framon Mfg. www.framon.com Gator Tools www.gatortools.com HPC www.hpcworId.com Ingersol-Rand www.securitytechnology.com Keymasterusa www.lockmasterusa.com Blue Dog Keys www.bluedogkeys.com IDN Acme www.idnacme.com Clark Security Products www.clarksecurity.com Intermountain Lock & Security www.imlss.com Racine's www.keyalarms.com
Members Emails: Barry Meyer, CPL [email protected] American Lock & Key [email protected] Alex Chavira [email protected] Carl Price, CPL [email protected] Dan Reynolds [email protected] Gordon Racine,CML [email protected] James Fluegel [email protected] Jean Chaffee [email protected] Joel Doss [email protected] Kent A. Smith, CML [email protected] Mark Renshaw, CRL [email protected] Mike Middick, CML [email protected] Paul Arens [email protected] Paul Packer [email protected] Peter Henley [email protected] Ron Cox [email protected] Steve Cormier [email protected] Terry Browneller [email protected] Vincent King [email protected]
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Dirty Santa is a gift exchanging game with a dirty twist. The
game is played by anybody who brings a gift to exchange.
The rules for the game are explained below.
1. The gifts must not cost over $20.00.
2. The gift must be wrapped or in a gift bag.
3. Only one gift per participant.
4. The gifts are placed on a table and those playing write their
name on a piece of paper to be drawn at random to play.
5. The first person drawn chooses a gift of their choice from
the gift table and opens it for all to see.
6. The next person drawn has a choice. They can either choose
a gift from the gift table or they can rob the gift from the gifts
that are opened. If your gift has been taken, then it is your turn
again to either open a new gift from the gift table or rob a gift
from another player and so on.
7. Play continues until all players have been drawn to play.
8. A gift can only be robbed 3 times before it is no longer able
to be taken by another player.
9. A gift cannot be taken back immediately by the player from
whom it was robbed. (You can take it on your next turn)
10. After all names have been drawn and play has ended, the
person that was drawn second now has a chance to either keep
the gift that they have now or trade with anyone in the room
with an eligible gift. (You cannot take a gift that has been
robbed 3 times)
11. Next the person that was drawn first now has a chance to
either keep the gift that they have now or trade with anyone in
the room with an eligible gift.
12. After all gifts have been claimed by all participants, the
game is over.
Dirty Santa
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