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October 1995 Australiiin Clay T~nrget Shooting Nows Page 1

Volume No. 49 Issue No. 10 - October 1995

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Honorary Life Registrations E. G. Biggs L. G. Connors (P.P.) G. H. Hall (P.P.)

N. Hardy E. F. Hawkins (P.P.) R. M. Holtfreter (P.P.) L. J. Martin (P.P.) C. Mot1 R. H. Moyse R. Mules A. Pedersen (P.P.) A. N. Rowe J. K. Scott (P.P.) J. M. Tyquin (P.P.) N. Wells J. M. Wilson (P.P.)

CONTENTS

........................................................ National President's Notes 3

1995 N.S.W. State Skeet Carniva

Volunteer Involvement Progra

............................... National Olympic Discipline Championships 6

............................. Olympic Disciplines National Training Squad 8

N.S.W. Junior Development program Achiever .......................... 9

V.C.T.A. North West Zone 2

Ball Trap Official Opening 2

2

Maryborough Tidbit 3

Waratah State Note 4

4

............................ 1995 Crayfish Carnival, Geraldton Gun Club 15

Mt Isa Gun Club 6

......................... Notice to all members and registered shooters 16

C.T.S.N. Classifieds 7

Club News. Programs and Results 7

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National ]President's Notes Trip to Grand American Interest is such that i t i s almost certain that there will be a n organised group visit to the Grand American next year. In the next edition of the CTSN there will be a n application form to be completed so a s firm numbers can be estab- lished and this, in turn, will afford us the best possible rates for all components for the trip. I must emphasise that bookings will only be available for a short period of time and subsequent bookings will only be in lieu of cancellations, which would only be minimal, if any.

Trip to the 1996 New Zealand Nationals A similar application will also be included for those members wishing to visit Christchurch for the 1996 New Zealand Nationals. The same conditions also apply re booking.

New Zealand: The cheapest way The Victorian Clay Target Association is conducting a rafne with three equal prizes of a trip for two to the Land of the Long White Cloud. Tickets can be had by contacting Ian Hill on phone (03) 9887 4597.

C.T.S.N. Subscription I was recently asked if it was possible to receive a copy of the C.T.S.N. without being a member of rhc A.C.T.A. The simple answer is yes. An individual, a club, in fact, anyone, can subscribe to the C.T.S.N. for a n annual fee of $25. Clubs are encouraged to take out a subscription and leave the copies a t their clubrooms for all visitors to look through.

School Student Clay Target Championships The four Victorian Zones have just completed their Zone School Student shoots and i t is very encouraging that some 600+ students have taken part in this event this year. By the time this magazine is printed the finals will have been conducted a t Bendigo, and our State Champions will have been decided. The events are divided into sections for Overall, Best Senior and Junior Girls and Boys, and for the Champion Team. Thanks must go to Winchester (Aust.), and their Victorian Area Sales Manager, Mr. Rod Laidlaw, for their contribu- tion to the success of these championships. Would not i t be wonderful if we had such an event in every State?

World Down-The-Line Championship The 1997 World Down-The-Line Championship has been allocated to New South Wales, and the current recommendation is that we combine this event with our 1997 T r a ~ Nationals in an amcndcd format so a s LO nfford all the opportunity ufcumpeting in this prestigious event. Details will be published as soon as decisions are nlarle on venue, etc.

October 1995

Glenn G. Woodhatch National President

Australian Clay Ta

Expressions of interest are invited from suitably qualified persons for the position of

Team Official for the first Commonwealth Shooting

Championships, which will be held in New Dehli, India,

on 19th-26th November 1995

Accommodation and meals will be supplied. All other expenses, including airfares, will have

to be met by the successful applicant

Written applications including details of experience etc. should be sent to:

Executive Director, A.C.TA., P.O. Box 557, Mount Waverley, Vic., 3149

ATLANTA OLYMPICS 1996 Expressions of interest are invited from suitably qualified and experienced coaches for the position of Coach of the

A.C.T.A. Team for the Atlanta Olympics 1996.

The successful applicant will also be required to attend World Cups and Training Camps leading up to the Olympics. Some

financial assistance will be available (the level of which is unknown at this stage), with the balance to be

borne by the successful applicant.

A schedule of the proposed 1996 program is available from the A.C.T.A. National Office.

Applications, outlining experience, accreditation, suitability, etc. should be sent to:

Executive Director, A.C.T.A., P.O. Box 557, Mount Waverley, Vic., 3149

All applications must be received by 25th October 1995

An appointment once made will be final and no correspondence will be entered into, nor subject to any appeal.

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1995 N.S.W. State Skeet Carnival This year's Carnival moved north to Tamworth, where we were blessed with warm, sunny weather and a great weekend of shooting. The grounds were immaculate as usual, and although with only 68 shooters present, we had less than expected, those who attended appeared to have a wonderful time. I t was pleasing to see a cnrload of shooters from Victoria, as well as our Queensland competitors. Their attendance boosts the carnival numbers, but I must ask once again, where are the N.S.W. Skeet Shooters?? If they are out there somewhere, why don't they support their own carnival?? This Carnival is conducted for you by the State Asso- ciation annually, yet enthusiasm on the part of Skeet Shooters seems very limited. 1995 is the first year of N.S.W.'s new Carnival Strategy, which involves offering medals as prizes for a basic nomination fee, and optional graded cash prizes for those who wish to enter. The general feeling from shooters seemed very positive, with i t being well received by all grades and levels of shooters. One really has to say i t though, i t was Nasseem Maloufs weekend! He won both the 100 target events, a s well a s the State Team High Gun and the Overall High Gun. Well done, Nasseem.

Barton were soon sorted out a s the AA Grade winners

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George Barton shot well to take out the Juniors, while Alf Najar was successful in the Veterans. Margaret Denton from Charlieville in Queensland was successful in Womens after a shoot-off with another keen woman skeet shooter, Robyn Faher. The State Skeet Championship on the Sunday ended with a shoot-off between Nasseem Malouf and Paul Kouroupis. Junior shooter, Michael Faber, won B Grade from Arthur Vine and Frank Hedley. George Barton, Margaret Denton and Alf Najar all won their sections again. The State Team was selected a s follows: Nasseem Malouf, Reg Clarke, Dan Lagden, Jim Wilberforce, Clive Barton, Scott Wright, George Barton, Dave Michie, Tony Valle- longa, Ken Jones, Paul Kouroupis, G a r y McDonald, David Sampson, Christian Naudin and Bill Clark. After the Teams event and sorting out of who could attend the Nationals in Townsville, the Shoulder to Shoulder Team was announced as Nasseem Malouf, George Barton, Dan Lagden, Scott Wright and Tony Vallelonga, with Ken Jones the reserve. Congratulations to you all, especially George Barton, while still a junior, being selected in the Open Team. I t was also really encouraging to have a State Junior Team again this year. George Barton, Phillip Jackson, Michael Faber, &is Jones, Kevin Turner and Craig Turner combined to become the State Junior Team, with the Shoulder to Shoulder Team comprising of Michael Faber, Phillip Jackson and &is Jones. I understand that this was 13- year-old Phillip Jackson's first big shoot - certainly someone to keep a n eye on in the future. Good luck to both our Teams a t the Skeet Nationals in Townsville, and by the time this i s read, we will all know the results of the Team Competition. Overall Hlgh Gun, a s previously mennoned, was won by Nasseem .Malout', Womens High Gun by Margaret Denton, Junror Hlah Gun bv Gcorec Barton. and Veterans Hrah - - Gun by ~ j t ~ a j a r . - The ever-popular Teams event drew a n interested following again, with the 2 Member Team being won by Nasseem Malouf and Dan Lagden, the 5 person Mixed Team by Reg Clarke, Scott Wright, Christian Naudin, Nasseem Malouf and Dan Lagden. The 5 Member Club Team was again won by Wakehurst Gun Club, which appears to be our strongest Skeet Club.

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hospitality. The shooters were obviousi); very appreciative by their positive comments. We would also especially like to thank Scott Wright who voluntarily took over the reigns a s Shoot Marshall and did a n excellent job. Thanks Scott.

Southern Zone won the Hawkeye shield, scoring 5831600 from Scott Wright, Christian Naudiu, Reg Clarke, Peter Vella, Tony Vallelonga and Dan Lagden. Only Southern, Northern and Riverina Zones could put forward Teams to compete for the Shield.

Many thanks must go to Tamworth Clay Target Club Committee and members for the ground presentation, facilities. excellent standard of food suo~l ied and for their

We look forward to seeing you again next year, second weekend in August, for the 1996 State Skeet Carnival a t Wagga Gun Club .-

A comprchensrvc list ol'results can be found in the club result secrlon in the back ofthc rnngarine under N.S.W.C.T.A.

Zibbie Bunting

Page 4 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 1995

Volunteer Involvement Program

Money problems - not for Margaret River Hockey Club If you have ever bad to suffer the trauma of having to flog chocolates, raffles or organise fund-raising functions either to raise money for a team or club, then read on. Volunteers and fund-raising are the two main ingredients that keep many spurt and recreation organisations on the rails, and without them many clubs would and have folded. In its endeavours to alleviate the endless burden of hndraising drives, one enterprising club decided to pool their resources and eo into business. - Last vear the Marearet River Hockev Club in Western Aus- "~~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~~~- ~~~-~~~ ~-~~~

tralia fbrmcd a kind of syndicatc and utilising thc many talents and trades of their committee members and people involved in the club, leased and completely renovated a kiosk a t the Jewel Caves. Formerly the Jewel River Kiosk, the structure has had a com~lete face-lift and a slieht name chanee - Cafe Jewel. Thc extensive renovations were carried out by tradesmen and handymen and rvomcn within the club, with an electri- cian the only paid wurkcr amongst the goup . Club President, Mark Harrison believes the club is fortunate in having such an enterprising bunch of people willing to give their time freely to make the venture work. "We're really lucky with the.people involved in the club", he said. "They're a really switched on group and having a Club Sec- retary who's an srchitcct as well as Chris Wilson is a bonus - h e was really the driving force hehind the project." "We also have an accountant in Terry Wtse, our Treasurer, so he makes sure cverything's runnlng smoothly for us." While the cafe is currently mainly servicing the tourists visiting the nearby Jewel Caves, Harrison believes they are gradually winning the locals across and a major re-development plain in the pipeline, courtesy of the Augusta Mar- garet River Tourist Bureau, will only mean good things for the cafe. "The tourist bureau is plann~ng a huge re-development of the whole area and basically part ufthcir plan rs to havc people actually go through the kiosk to get to the caves", Harrison said:

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With adventure cavine set to take off in Australia. the .. Bureau is planning to establish one of the caves as an adventure cave, which w~ll no doubt attract cave imthusi- asts from not only Australia, but all over the world. This will only auger well for the business which Harrison says is not thriving at the moment, ns all profits raised are going towards repaying the $15,000 intercst free Shirc Counc~l loan the club took out. But, with a five year lease and plans of increasing advertising and special events such a s introducing musical groups and the like to the cafe, Harrison believes that down the track, the club will reap the rewards of a lot of hard work. "It hasn't been plain sailing by any means so far, but we are determined to make i t and I believe we will", Harrison said. The Jewcl Cafe is located about five kilometres north of Augusta on Caves Road and is opcn for Devonshire teas and light lunches. It also sells souvenirs and is open for special functions. So drop in and help a local sporting club in its new venture - sure beats the hell out of losing raffle tickets and eating that awful chocolate ... well almost ... better still take your chocolates and raffle tickets with you.

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AMMUNITION Winchester 1300HA ................ $128 per case 500 Winchester 1250 ..................... $120 per case 500 Scorpio 7 1 /2 or 9 ................... $1 10 per case 500 Blitz 7 1 /2 24gr ......................... $105 per case 500 Please phone for special price on pallet loads

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$ 3 per 1000 ............................................................ in lots of 5000 or more LEAD SHOT ..................................... $ 18 per 10kg.

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Winchester WST (etc.) 2kgs ............................. $95 Green Dot 4 pounds ....................................... $90 Rex 32 2kgs ....................................................... $75 Mulwex AS30N 7 1 /2kgs ................................ $250 GM3 2kgs $70 or bulk lots ................ $32 per 1 kgs BSPl $30 per 1 kgs or bulk lots .......... $22 per 1 kgs

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ympic Discip ine Championships Conditions Of E n t r y

1. In the event of any shooter not being able to produce hisher handicap card, a duplicate shall be issued for the duration of the National Championships. This card will then be forwarded to the Club Secretary to enable scores shot to be recorded. NOTE: A fee of $20 will be charged for the issue of any duplicate handicap card. 2. Targets to be shot in brackets of 25, squads of 6 Olympic Trap, squads of 6 ISU Skeet. 3. While shooters mav reauest to be sauadded in the same . . wave as other shooters, under no ctrcumstnnces are shuut- ers allowed to arrange their own squads. All squads will be dctcrmlned by the Nationals Office, whose decision shall be final. 4. Each shooter is to take enough cartridges to shoot a t 25 T a r ~ e t s . - 5. Shooters who fail to appear in time for their squad will be penalised by the loss of three targets. 6. Should a shooter he~ng late for 111s squad then elect to wlthdraw from the event hc shall not be e l~g~hle for any refund of nomlnatlons pa~d. 7. All shooters must sign the score sheet after each 25 targets. Once a shooter has signed his score sheet he has accepted his score. Any score sheet not carrying the shooters signature will be credited with the lowest recorded. 8 . Any competitor may be cnllrd upon tu referee andor score throughout the period ofcu~nperlt~on. Thc persons designatud a s scorer referee or line refi:rec mosL fulfil t h c ~ r

obligation to do so or have obtained the services of a suit- able replacement who must be ready to take his place a t the required time. In the event of the designated persons or their replacement not being ready to take their place a t the required time, the person initially designated to fill the specific role shall incur a penalty a s prescribed under International Rules. 9. Any unauthorised shooter interfering with or attempt- ing to interfere with the trap will be penalised five (5) tareets. - 10. All disputes must be in writing tugethcr with a $20 deposit, which is refundahle subject to the appeal being upheld. 11. All disputes and deposits must be lodged with the Tournament Director who shall arrange a hearing with the appointed jury. 12. Optional sweeplpurse nominations shall be noted on a separate form from shooting nominations. Entries for sweeplpurse will only he accepted a t the designated area, which shall be a t a different location from the area accepting shooting event nominations. 13. Optional sweeplpurse prizes will be available for collec- tion on the following day of each event with the exception of the final dav. All Davments must be siened for and - proof of identkcatio; Sven if requested. 14. When team selection is involved, shooters shall be eligible for the open team as well a s section teams irrespective of the section nominated for. To be eligible for selection in any team, competitors must have competed in

Discipline Championships Accommodation

1. All Travellers Motel, 169 Great Eastern Hwy, Belmont Ph: (09) 479 4060 Fax: (09) 479 4509

2. Be1 Eyre Motel, 285 Great Eastern Hwy, Belmont Ph: (09) 277 2733 Fax: (09) 479 11 13

3. Flag Motor Lodge, 129 Great Eastern Hwy, Belmont Ph: (09) 277 2766 Fax: (09) 479 I304 Reservations: 008 998 044

4. Toorak Lodge Motel, 85 Great Eastern Hwy, Rivervale Ph: (09) 361 5522 Fax: (09) 472 3757

5. Eastway Lodge (Self-contained), 1 M~nora Drive, Rivervale Ph: (09) 472 341 1 Fax: (09) 361 201 1

6. Cavesham Village Caravan Park, Benara Road, Caversham Ph: (09) 279 6700

7. Mercure Hotel, 10 Irwin Street, Perth Ph: (09) 325 0481

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a clear majority of programmed events. 15. High gun awards are determined for each section irrespective of the nomination paid. To be eligible for high gun recognition, competitors must have competed in a clear majority of programmed events for each respective high

16. Shooters who are eligible for a reduced nomination and elect to pay the full open nomination shall be eligible for recognition in the open section only. One nomination only may be paid. Shooters who are eligible for and elect to pay a reduced nomination, (60510 of the open nomination) for their respective division, ladies an juniors shall, having so declared their section of competition only he eligihle for recognition in the section nominated (UIT Rules). I7 A mlmmum <,f'tl,re<! pc~sons mua t compute in ally jirildc or sectron including high jiurl brfirr iilsl~es, me~l;rls, trophies are awarded irrespective of nomination paid. 18. Nominations will close a t a time determined by the Tournament Director. 19. Practice of card playing a t the Nationals Champi- onships is prohibited in areas embracing the club rooms, bar, dining areas, or such areas a s may be determined from time to time. 20. The Olympic finals system will be used to determine the OA placing, l s t , Znd, 3rd in all events. 21. Juniors to be under the age of 21 in the year of competition. 22. Any interprrtntlon ol'the program and conditions 01' entry will he the respo~~siltilit) of attending members of the Executive Cornrnittt.e wllose decision shnll he fin:~l. 23. An acceptable standard of dress is required for all competitors - Tournament Director to adjudicate. 24. I am in compliance with State licencing laws in my State of residence and in the State where this competition is being conducted.

Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 1995

Whiteman Park, West Australian Shooting Complex, Beechboro Road, Gnangara, Perth

FRIDAY OCTOBER 20 Official Olympic Trap & ISU Skeet Practice

SATURDAYISUNDAY OCTOBER 21/22 West Australian State Olympic Trap Championship 125 Targets +Final

West Australian State ISU Skeet Championship 125 Targets +Final Awards: Overall 1st 2nd & 3rd. 1st each grade AA.A.B.C. 1st Lady & Junior.

MONDAY/TUESDAY OCTOBER 23/24 Commonwealth Olympic Trap Championship 125 Targets +Final

Commonwealth ISU Skeet Championship 125 Targets + Final Awards: Overall 1st 2nd & 3rd. 1st each grade AA.A.B.C. 1st Lady &Junior.

WEDNESDAYITHURSDAY OCTOBER 25/26 National Olympic Trap Championship 125 Targets +Final

National ISU Skeet Championship 125 Targets + Final Awards: Overall 1st 2nd & 3rd. 1st each grade AA.A.B.C. 1st Lady & Junior.

National Olympic Trap High Gun over 375 Targets National ISU Skeet High Gun over 375 Targets

FRIDAY OCTOBER 27 Official Double Trap Practice

SATURDAY OCTOBER 28 Commonwealth Double Trap Championship 75 Pair + Final (Women & Junior 60 pair)

Awards: Overall 1st 2nd & 3rd. 1st each grade AA.A.B.C. 1st Lady & Junior.

SUNDAY OCTOBER 29 National Double Trap Championship 75 Pair + Final (Junior 60 pair) Awards: Overall 1st 2nd & 3rd. 1st each grade AA.A.B.C. 1st Junior.

National Ladies Double Trap 60 Pair Championship + Final Awards: Overall 1st 2nd & 3rd.

State Team Matches: Open, Ladies, Junior Teams (each team 3 member) Match conducted in each discipline on 125t175pr National Title.

$10 Optional Purse available on all events.

All nominarions will rlosc ar 3.00pm rhe day previolrs 10 rlze ei.r~lr bri~lg ~zorizi~rotedfor.

Postal Nominations will be accepted up to and including the clearance of mail the day previous to the event being nominated for.

All Postal Nominations to: A.C.T.A. Olympic Discipline Championships, P.O. Box 768, Morley, W.A., 6062

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Olympic Disciplines National Training Swad 1. National Training Squad (a) Scores and performances recorded over 375 targets Trap and Skeet and 300 targets Double Trap a t each years National Olympic Discipline Championships shall be the basis upon which a National Squad will he selected for the period ending a t the commencement of the following years National Olympic Discipline Championships. (b) The selectors may take into consideration the availahil- ity of any shooter who did not contest the qualifying competition (National O.D. Championships) when determining the selection of a National Sauad. (c) Minimum Qualifying scores (i) Trap and Skeet: Open Squad 3361375 Trap, 3421375 Skeet. Ladies Squad (MQS to be advised). Junior Squad (MQS to be advised). (ii) Donbie Trap: Open Squad 1201150 (or 2401300 if over 300 targets). Ladies Squad (MQS to be advised). Junior Squad (MQS to be advised). 2. National S q u a d Composition 8(a) Trap and Skeet: Open 0 to a maximum of 10. Ladies 0 to a maximum of 3. Juniors 0 to a maximum of 6. (b) Double Trap: Open 0 to a maximum of 6. Ladies 0 to a maximum of 6. Juniors 0 to a maximum of 6. 3. National S a n a d Selection (a) Members ofthe National Shootine Committee shall ~, ~~~~~-~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~~~~~~ ~~ ~ ~~~~ ~~

assess all shooters whu obtain ACT.,\. .\linimum Qualify- ing Scurcs and recommend to thc Justification Cummirtec those shooters who have met the selectors criteria for entry into the National Training Squad

Discipline Championships

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(b) The National Shooting Committee and Justification Committee shall use the following guidelines when making their assessment in addition to any other criteria which may be determined from time to time. (i) Score recorded over 375 targets a t qualifying competition (OD Carnival). (ii) Current Australian ranking. i i i . Currcnt Internatiot~al ranking.

(iv, Scores recorded at previous lntern;%t~unal competition. ( v , Future potential at Internauonxl lcvcl. (v i , Hehaviour and comparibility. ru, WIIL.II bl~uoters are recorrlrnended tbr inclusion i t , the National Squad i t shall he i n ortlcr of priortry as in 3tb,. 4. National S q u a d Just i f icat ion Committee Upon receipt of a recommendation from the selection panel (N.S.C.) consideration shall be given to all persons recom- mended for inclusion in the National Squad. Upon a decision of the Justification Committee a National Squad may be named in keeping with Clauses 1 , 2 and 3. 5. Doping - Drugs All members of the National Squad are bound by the eon- ditions governing illegal use of substances in accordance with the regulations of the Australian Sports Commission, Australian Olympic Committee, Australian Common- wealth Games Association and the Australian Shooting Association. Any person who tiiils to comply with an). rtquc.st in rela- tion to drugs shall immcdtatcly forfelt hisA~er posit~un as a member or the National Squad or Australian 'l'enn~ 6. Competitors Acceptance Any person who is advised of their selection as a member of the National Squad shall be required to sign a form denoting their acceptance of the terms and conditions relating to the National Squad and International involvement under the aus~ ices oflhe A.C.T.A. and A.S.A. ~. 7. Cn1es.i otlltrwisc determined, costs associated \r ith the Narlonal Squad shall be the re:iponsib~liry of the individual. Note: A.C.T.A. will a t all times endeavour to obtain financial support for memhers of the National Squad. 8. National S q u a d Training Camps (i) The A.C.T.A. will endeavour to obtain training camp facilities a t the A.I.S. on an ongoing hasis. (ii) Wherever possible a minimum of three months notice -c J --.:-:..- ... :,, L A ....- L A -1, ..."...L".." ,.c "L app'uveu na,,,,,rg cn,,,pa W l l l Ue &V(: L" a11 L11G11IUCIO "I

the National Squad. (iii) All members of the National Squad shall he required to attend all training programs unless an acceptable reason for their inahility to attend is given to the National . Shooting Committee. (iv) In the event of any persons not being able to provide an acceptable reason for non-attendance a t any scheduled training program then hisher position shall be forfeited and may he filled a t the discretion of the selection panel in keeping with item 3.

National S q u a d - Tra in ing General Members of the National Sauad must be n r e ~ a r e d to: (i) Comnlv with all reasonable reanests i a d i of them . - ~~~ = ~ " ~~ -~~ ~-~

tli, Malntain reasonable fitness levels of cornpetitiot~ that may be determined frdm time to tlme. (iii, hlaintain reasonable lcvels ofcon>petition that may he determined from time to time. (iv) Participate in specified scheduled competitions that may be reasonably determined from time to time.

August 1995


N.S.W. Junior Develo~ment Program ~chiev6r

Name: Adam Healey D.O.B.: 101311983 School: St. Raphael's Central School, Cowra Club: Cowra Gun Club Current Grade: I am in C Grade with a n average of 86.6% Achievements: Sub-junior titles - 1992 West Wylong 1993 Narrandera, West Wyalong & Cowra 1994 West Wylong 1995 Cowra, Narrandera & Wagga Junior High Gun - 1993 Inverell First Possible - 1994 Bathurst C Grade State Mixed Targets - 1994 Bathurst Overright winner Riverina Zone Handicap - 1995 Wagga Q: When did you start shooting? A: I started shooting with a slug gun I received for my 5th birthday. In August 1991 Dad purchased a Ruger 20 gauge for me. I joined the Cowra Gun Club in 1992. Q: What type of gun do you use now? A: At present I use a Baretta 682. Q: What are your short-term and long-term goals? A: Short-term, 75 target break; long-term, year 2000 Olvmnics

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Q: Tell us how you first became interested in Clay Target Shooting. A: I have been interested in fishing, knives, guns, bows and arrows since I can remember. I learnt of Clay Target Shooting by poring over Clay Target, Outdoors & Fishing magazines owned by my late grandfather, Alf Campbell. I used to go out to the farm and practice shooting clays from an old hand-pull trap. I talked Dad into taking me to watch a Coma Clay Target shoot, then I pestered the President of the Cowra Gun Club Noel Dwight to let me join the club. In conclusion: I am very proud to be involved in the N.S.W. Junior Development Coaching Program.

Publicity Officer Ray Kearns

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Dear Editor, I.S.U. trap, double trap and ISU skeet As most athletes, who are vylng for a posluon in the 1996 Atlanta Olymp~c Games, ha \e now completed thew 1995 international seakons in World Cups, World Champ,. onships etc, we now should realisejust how good these shooters are compared to all other sports that will be representing Australia in 1996. I believe our I.S.U. Trap and 1)oublc Trap shooters are second only to the swimmers in world class competition, not a bad etrurt by a very dedicated team ofyoung men who have given a lot of their own time and money to reach the top of their chosen sport, and to be a constant threat a t every competition they compete in throughout the world.

Steven Haberman: World Double trap Champion ' Michael Diamond: Ranked No. 2 in the world in I.S.U. Trap, but 1995 would see Michael break more targets than any other shooter throughout the world.

Russell Mark: Ranked No. 5 in the world in I.S.U. Trap and No. 8 in Double Trap (1994 World Double Trap Cham- pion). Others vying for a posnton to Atlanta arc also very strong and dedicated, and have also knven a lot of their valuablc

time and money in their efforts to achieve a life's ambition to represent their country a t an Olympic Games.

Deserie Huddleston (Double Trap) Fillipo Petriella (I.S.U. Trap) Craig Meuleman and David Cunningham (I.S.U. Skeet)

MI these shooters have shot very uonaistently throughout the years 199411995 and with l in~shes within rhe top sixteen in world class competition.

Best of luck to you all.

Yours faithfully Robbie Smith

Dear Editor, Firstly a question to the State Handicapper or Rules Com- mittee. At I'lnley Gun Club they have u n t ~ l iecrn~ly ran a Slnglc Barrel ttandicap, wlth the wlnncr bang pcnalised 1 metre Am I nalit in saylng that thir 1s a novelty event end no penalty applies, or wrong, and a penalty applies for a handicap win, he i t Single or Double Barrel. Secondly, with the new Pointscore system (yes I did vote for it), I may have found a small problem which would only happen when you have a high gun shoot off. With Points scored the new way with 1 for first barrel, 2 for second barrel, the total score could become confusing if 2 or 3 rounds for the high gun were shot. I had thought that going back to the old 3-2-0 for a high gun shoot off would be easier for referees and scorers to total up.

Yours faithfully Ron Cugley

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V.C.T.A. South East Zone nual School Championships

The end of Julv had been verv. verv wet and the first two days of ~ u g u s i no better, hut'l'hurLday the 3rd started cold nnd cluar ibr this event at the Fmnkston-Australian Cln) Target Club; even with all t h ~ s watel. the grounds were a credit to the Club. With nomination and the other formalities out of the way, the first shot was fired a t 10.30. Having four traps in use and a very pleasant surplus of adult workers, both parents and teachers. The sighter and the first 10 targets had been shot at, by all the 113 competitors, by 11.40am and not a possible on the board, but plenty of 9's. After a short break for the lunch the second half commenced, with the only 10 of the day coming from the second squad, added to the 9 in the first aund, 14-year-old Aaron White had won the Overall, in fine style; he had missed the first target, and to quote the referee, "he smoked the rest". Aaron used a Bentley pump, which has a trap stock and Winchester 1200's his favourite shells. This was a remark- able achievement for this Wonthaggi Secondary College student, who shoots with a positive and confident attitude, which is not in line with his tender years. He was a very happy young man. Overall Aaron White 19/20 Wonthaeei -- Senior Boys Ben McGaw 29/31 Traralgon Tighe Hunter 28/31 Marcellin Tim Signorotto 23/27 Niddrie Junior Boys Cale Pearce 17/20 Korumburra Ben O'Hallo- ran 18/22 Cheltenham Robbie Marino 18/23 Scoreshy Senior Girls Miriam Dixon 8/20 Sale Rebecca Maker 7/20 Sale Amanda Fletcher 4/20 Sale Junior Girls Julie Couper 8/20 Leongatha Taresa Mazza 5/20 Lovola 'I'hu winning tesnl of' Ben McGaw, T~.c,vor Ewart, Lee \lnr- riott and Robert Cuddy attend Traralgon Secondary College and shot 55/80,

In all there were 21 teams from 29 schools in attendance and a total of 113 students; this was slightly up on last year.

A shoot like thhs just doesn't linppun and thcrc are 3

number ofdthank you's" to he spread. The first to Rod Laidlniv of' Wincliestcr (and Winchester, firr h ~ s continued and escnlating interi%st, a s well a s the support for the four Zone Championsl~ips.

Tigke Hunter and Zone President Bob Buchas

Winchester gives these young people the opportunity to com~ete a t a hieher level. and this is a meat ex~erience for - - those who partlclpnte t~nd a large stellping stone for thosr who arc able to go on into the sport, f'nr :~chicvement nt this levol id U S U ~ I I J ' n guud ab~ltry indicator.

To the members of the Zone Council who worked on the day. To all the Zone team shoot followers for their finian- cia1 support during the year, a s this provided the no cost on the day, for our shooters of tomorrow. To the Frankston-Australian Club and particularly Danny Parcell.

Finally to the students themselves for their correct, posi. tive attitude toward the safe use of firearms.

Chris Carrol Zone Secretary

Ouerall winner Aaron White

Ben McGaw The Traralgan team, Ben McGa~u, 'Reuor

Ewarl, Lee Marriott, Robert Cuddy

October 1995 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 11

VCTA North West Zone Results of the North West Zone school persons shoot sponsored by Winchester held a t the Jeparit Gun Club on

132 shooters shot a t the school persons shoot representing 13 schools in the zone.

Overall winner Andrew Rowe 26/30 Nhill.

Senior Boy 1st Luke Cassells 25130 Maryborough, 2nd Marc Crimmins 21125 Nhill, 3rd Robert Perry 20125 Stawell Secondary.

.luli~rrr B L ~ 1st David Jenkltls 2.1 30 Nhill, 2nd Lachlan I+ccman 23 30 St. Arntfiud. 3rd Nlcl~c>lns I(3y 20 25 St. Arnaud.

Senior Girl 1st Andrea Peatling 11/20 Cohuna, 2nd Mar- garet Peatling 10120 Cohuna, 3rd Jasmyn Crimmins 9/20 Nhill.

Jun~or GIII let Fiona Krnhnert 5 20 Swan Illll, 2nd Kate Pcrklns 4 20 Warlnchnnhcnl.

Winning Team Macauley College, St Arnaud 51/80.

The zone wishes to thank the Jeparit Gun Club for the use of their facilities and the Committee members of the zone and clubs for their support in running the Championship.

Winchester were the sponsors of the event and the zone thanks them very much for their sponsorship.

Ball n a p Official Opening

The, dlicihl dpenlng of the nrn Ijnir~lsddlc Clay I'argrt Clul, Ball Trap 1.ayuut coinc~ded with the Wlllis Cro\\,~.ott Rlrniorial Shoot on Saturday, 5th August.

With the hall trap considered such a challenge to many shooters, and because Willis Growcott grabbed many chal- lenges with both hands, members believed i t was appropri- ate to name the ball trap event in memory of the club's past member.

Will~s Growcott, who was a keen member for more than 20 years, gained much pleasure from the sport of clay target shooting and made many friendships.

At one stage or another, the Growcott family have been keen shooters a t the club and i t was great to see his family present for the opening of the new facility.

In attendance for the oficial opening included Mr. Glenn Woodhatch and wife (both shooters), who made no hesita- tion in accepting Lhe Bairnsdale Clay Target Club's invita- tion to officially help launch the new ball trap layout. Also in attendance was Mr. Ron Schrader, ex-Mayor and Coun- cillor for the City of Bairnsdale. Ron spoke of the gun club's long association with the area and how the club has continued over the vears with little assistance from Shire ;rnd C!uuncll, but lk,m thc w~ll .ngn~ss :rntl enthusiasm iv~l:~in club n1ernbel.s.

1~:x-SIilre Councillur, Mr. l'ntll Newnhum, illso spnkc as Lbu cluh resiuer. within the Shiw 1,oundary.

Mr. Tom Morgan, President of the Bairnsdale Clay Target Club, gave a brief outline of construction of the new "layout".

Spcrlal Projects Olficer, Mr. t l c , ~ ~ r y Klcitt. ,\,:IS the main I'ouu.; puint for organislng the ~ r i ~ p Inyout, coilducting ;ill ~.c, jc~rch and rallyin,. around int.n>lx:~., ~ L I . t h e ~ r asaslance in the construction.

The official opening shot was fired by club life-member, Mr. Mick Huggins.

At the conclusion of events, Willis Growcott's family presented the trophy to the winner, Joe Attard from Morwell Gun Club, score 47/50.

Glen Growcott presented trophies and, on behalf of his family, thanked the club for initiating the move to name the ball trap in memory of Willis Growcott.

A lot of hard work went into the success of the shoot day with Bruce Hall (off~ce), Mrs. A. Hall and Mrs. E. Roberts providing a huge spread in the canteen.

Alex Collins

Vale Mal Dengate

The Tamworth Clay Target Club recently lost one of its keenest members with the very untimely passing of Malcom Dengate.

Until illness struck some 12 months ago, Ma1 was a very keen and competent skeet and sporting clays shooter and was active in the club administration, including zone rep- resentation.

The President and members extend their deepest sympathy to Joanna and family.

Ron Lawrence 26.5.1923 - 13.8.1995

The Com~nittec and members of the Bairnsdale Clay Target Club Inc wish to announce the passing of fellow member. Ronald Norman Lawrence. better known a s "Ron".

Ron, who enjoyed his fishing and shooting, travelled far and wide to many gun shoots over the years. Ron's first pleasure was to chauffeur the late Jack Collins to gun shoots from Melbourne/F~.ankston Gun Clubs to throughout the East Gippsland region.

Frxnk V;~rney from Bn~rna~l ;~le Gun Club :rrt~l Nun would ufterl travel together tl~rrrugnout Glppslalld a n d were a "furn>i<l:~bIe couple-" when ir c:llne to vetel.;tn's cve!lts

Before ill-health, Ron and Frank would spend many hours preparing the cluh grounds for shoot days.

The members of the Bairnsdale Clay Target Club Inc. express their deepest sympathy to Ron's wife Rose, seven children Les, Helne, Ron, Bryan, Rosalyn, Dianne and David, 12 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.

Ron will be missed by many.

Alex Collins

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Maryborough Tid Bits - Q U E E N S L A N D -

by Lost Bird

If your CTSN reaches you early, don't forget - Marybor- ough Masters Games, 1st October, 9.00arn. We had the pleasure of holding a charity shoot for Vikky Spencer, entrant for Miss Australia, for novice shooters only, with 34 turniug up. We made over $700 for Cerebral Palsy on the 31.7.1995. By doing so we helped Vikky with a good cause and we hope we end up with some new shooters. Best of luck, Vikky. Western Zone Shoot a t Kingnroy, 29th-30th July With plenty of good shooters on board, Stafford Smith was able to slip off with the OA Western Zone D.B. C'ship, Con- gratulations Stafford. Bundaherg Skee t Day, 30th J u l y With a perfect day. the 25t Skeet Handicap 1st - Ron Sorati; 2nd - R. Merrick; 3rd -Brad Petersen. The 50t OIGun A - Trevor Peterson; B -Ron Sarati; C - Brad Petersen. 25t Doubles Skeet A - Trevor Peterson; B - Mike Tipman; C - Brad Petersen. OA being Ron Sorati for the day. B u n d a b e r g Pres iden t & Patron Day 6 t h August With usual visitors Irwin, Stafford, Paul, Harry and myself, the unusual visitors being Reese Ehlers and Greg Pinner from Albury-Wodonga dropping in for a shoot on their way home form their Cairns trip, and will shoot Tam- worth Skeet Carnival, thanks for dropping in to Bundy. Hope you enjoyed your shoot with Bundy. In the morning, Reese shared 25t IUC CD and took 0.4 and A in the 25t Skeet C'ship. with the Trap a s follows = 25t PTS CD AA - Greg Pinner; A - Stafford Smith, (with a possible); B - Kaye Rebein; C - Garry Rapley. 501. President & Patron Trophy C'ship OA - Greg Spinner. AA 1st - Rob Rehbein; A 1st - Ron Skerry, 2nd - Reese Ehlers; B 1st -Brad Petersen, 2nd -Brian Charteris; C 1st Garry Rapley, 2nd -Howard Spnrke. The High Guns for the d ~ y front marker Howard Sparke and OA HG Greg Pinner - the distant winners had a good result. Witli Paul Andc~.ion drnwint: bur missit11: ihc jackpot. I'edro won ih r plunk. ,\ slih.irnc he doest~'t enjoy n cl~.up nnrl HOII Sl<rlrj tool< ulf ihr, nluiat tray Itor) cuts :lanin. I t was very cloudy i ~ n d culd 211 d:,y itnd aftev i l 10111: dry spell \\.;IS

nice to grr l,t,~nc and ~ C R I . the rain C O I ~ I I I I E ~ o \ Y L \ . Hundy's big 2-day sl~oc,t 2dil1-2Ytl1 Octuber. Se,. CTSN Also I read in August CTSN that Ted Fayle was given the honour of being a Kingaroy Life Member. Congratulations Ted and happy Eightieth birthday. I bet you didn't blow all the candles out first shot. My first shot in 1967 was a t Kjngaroy and Ted was always there in the shoot-off to upset your day. Best of luck Ted and keep turning clays into dust. Gympie 13th August With Gympie's two-day annual shoot Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th October, they have printed inside club house and getting ready for their big shoot. Visitors for the day being Mike Tipman (Xundyl who drew the jackpot but missed it; nice to meet Ike Osborne again as I haven't seen Ike for some time. Usual visitor Norm Keech who shot very well for the windy conditions we had, also nice to meet Wayne Nichols all from Sunshine Coast, with Harry and myself the results being the 25t DB A-Grade 1st - Vic Tipman, 2nd - George Foster; B 1st -Norm Dale, 2nd - Ike Osborne; C 1st - Dennis Carew, 2nd -Norm Keech. The 25t SB A 1st - Vic again, 2nd - Bill Stolberg; B 1st - Norm, 2nd

Oetoher 1995 Auslt.slinn Clay

- Ike; C 1st -Norm Keech, 2nd -Dave Gardner. 25t DB Handicap, Vic didn't have things his own way this time, with Norm Keech 1st and Vic and his daughter having to shoot ofifor 2nd and 3rd. Vic thought he would wear his daughter down by her having to walk back and forward, but the waiting must have worn Vic out a s Milissa took 2nd and left Dad 3rd. Good shooting Milissa - I always said you were better than your Dad. The final event 25t DB Cont. C'ship A 1st -Bill Stolberg, 2nd - Glen Durre; B 1st - Ike Osborne, 2nd - Arren Gardner; C 1st -Dennis Carew, 2nd Wayne Nichols; with High Guns A - Vic Tipman; B - Norme Dale; C -Norm Keech; and President George won the raffle. Good to see Joy nearly back to her former self. Brisbane Annual Exhibition Carnival 12th-13th Augtist Three local shooters to leave their mark on the shoot against some of Australia's best was Irwin Wynward taking OA Winchester Points Championship; Stafford Smith, OA Toyota Motor Corporation S/B Championship; and Paul Anderson, as his Perazzi was in hospital, he took his late Dad's duck gun and after his coaching from Bill Iles put things together to blaze himself to 2nd (A-grade) Private Health Service D/B Championship, 2nd Toyota Motor Corporation SIB Championship, 1st Brisbane Exhi- bition Points Championship, 1st Meadows Transport Medley 15t D/B PTS and 15t WCap, ending up equal for High Gun and after shoot-off took OA HG. Good shooting by all. Won't the rubbishman get a surprise to find a Perazzi in the rubbish bin. Maryhorough 27th August This shoot will be the last shoot for Yvonne and Les in the kitchen as they have decided to have a break from the kitchen and shooting for a while and will be back in the near future. Thanks Yvonne and Les for what you have put into the kitchen - apart from the food, the improve- ments you have made in the kitchen. Thanks again, hope to see yoii back soon. Our own Chris Harrison has accepted the position of South-East Zone Coach. Keep up the good work Chris and congratulations on your appointment. When President Paul told me of his wins a t Brisbane he was a bit confused which he was first and second in so a t the shoot tried to put me straight, but he got more confused. This is the problem of winring too many events, so please turn to Brisbane 2-day shoot results and you get a clear picture. Our visitors for our shoot Glen Durre and Bill Stolberg of Gympie with Howard Sparke, Kaye and Rob Rehbein of Bundy, we also were host to Tom Brereton and Mark Coyne having his first shoot over the traps, both coming from Gundiah which is dawn the track a bit. Thanks for coming visitors. We also bad a squad of shooters from the charity shoot, a t the end of July who came back for another shot. The results of the shoot as follows, with Paul Anderson taking A Grade 25t DB and 25t SB, and Peter Paguarino takingB Grade in the same events, with Chris Harrison A Grade winhning the 15 Pair DR and Howard Sparke taking C Grade 25t DB and 15 Pair DR with Rob Rehbein winningA Grade 25t DB PTS and A.G.H.G., Norm Dale B Grade 25t DB PTS and 15 Pair DR and B.G.H.G., while Harry Walker took off C Grade 25t DB PTS, 25t SB and C.G.H.G., but didn't shoot the jackpot. Better luck next time Harry. As I had to leave early to attend the 98th birthday for a young lady, I didn't find out who won the rame. Thanks Harry for bring home my winnings and result of shoot. Our next shoots - 1st October, Maryborough Master Games and Heritage One-Day Shoot, and next club shoot October 22nd DB, PI'S, SB, Cont. with Gympie 2-day October 7th-8th, and Bundy 2-day 28th-29th October, giving shooters a busy October. Good shooting to all till next time. See you a t the shoots:

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Waratah State Nodes

1996 Blue Book Advertising The advertising rates for the i996 Blue Book remain the same a s last year and are as follows:

Club rate: Full page $100; Half page $50; Quarter page $25.

Commercial rate: Full page $200; Half page $100; Quarter page $50. ~ -

Final date for acceptance of adverts nuuont~r;~rtiud by cheque is 7th October - NS\VCT,Z, 1'0 Uox 1642, Duhho, NSW, 2830.

"A Clear View t o Win" Programme This Association has been very fortunate to have been included in a Sports Vision Awareness Program for Juniors, Parents & Coaches, which is sponsored by the NSW Department of Sport & Recreation, and promoted and organised by Crosswhite Consulting Pty. Ltd.

We will he conducting the program on Saturday 4th November a t the Illawarra Gun Club, commencing a t 11.00am. After the formal presentation, an afternoon's shooting will be available, with lunch being provided.

Interested .Junio~.s are encout.;$jird to contact l.ibbiu Bunting on (068, 887 796 Iiit. fi~~.thi.t. ii~fornliition All shooting disciplines are included.

Don't miss this great opportunity!!!

Government G r a n t The NSWCTA wishes to once aeain thank the NSW ., Dcpartmenr of Spurt 6r Rccreatlon li,r their linnncial assistance by way oipnrtjal fundmi( lor rhr. Coaching Director and Executive 1)irer~or's positions, 3 s well as :t sn~nll Development Grant.

Executive Committee There have been several changes Lo the State Executive Committee over the past six months as follows:

Western Zone saw the retirement of Kevin Constable after many years of service and the election of David Hagarty.

Northern Zone saw changes to all three delegates and both Col and Jenny Burt standing down after many years of service to the Zone, and John Farrell finishing his term after several years on the Committee as well. Jeff Nash, Tom Turner Snr and Harry Somers are the newly elected delegates.

Central Zone advised of the election of Joe Caltiabiano from Oranne after P h i l l i ~ Walmslev from Grenfell retired after sevet.aI yt>il~.s SL~I .V~UC, i ~ t l r l S,,utI,ern Zone elected Graernc 1)owlint: from NS\VC:(: as their most recent memt~cr, after Chris .\lillig;!n servrd ;I shurt term.

Executive Committee members give of their time and effort (usually with very little thanks and sometimes a lot of criticism) in an a t t e m ~ t to imnrove and develo~ clav target shooting in this ~ ' t a t e . I'm sure a word of {hangs occasionally would not go astray.

NSW J u n i o r Shooters Promotional & Development Committee The above Committee was formed a t a meeting held a t Majura Park Gun Club on 8th July, to further assist the Junior Development Squad. Off~ce Bearers are a s follows: President -Paul Lyons: Vice-President & Treasurer - Therese Nealon; Secretary - Kent O'Rrien; Publicity Officer - Ray Kearnes; and Coaching Officer - State Coach Fred Schmetzer.

If you are interested in Junior Shooting in NSW, please contact one of these persons for more information.

S t a t e Coaching Director r e t i r es After nearly five years of dedicated service to NSW, Fred Schmetzer has decided to retire and spend some well earned time with his family. On behalf of the Executive Committee and the NSW shooters, particularly Junior shooters, I would like to thank Fred for his tireless dedica- tion to the job and wish him well with his future endeav- ors.

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Break Badges Member Home club Achieved at ... Bmak .. G. Allston R. Benjamin S. Bailey S. Balogh D. Bishap A. Boyd T. Brown J. Cahiil A. Caltagirane L. Chant R. Clorko J.Cunningham B. Deneon A. Dierke D. Drogemulier B. Foley

K. Fuller M. Gruvr K Hayes J. Hcadon G. Herold T. Higgins N. Humphreys W. Hawlett S. Howd L. Jackson J. Kruse A. McDonald J. McVilty G. hlartin B. hlayger hl. Maloney A. hlullens C. hlurphy S. O'Bticn P. O'Ncill P. Papachnralan>hus A. Pearson G. Read D. Rolland J. Rosd L. Shipp R. Simmons G. Sinclair J.Sleighlholme L. Swinnertan P. Taylor R. Taylor A. Vine J. West G. Wilson

Gunnedah Bunbury W.A.G.C. Majura Park Part Pirio Warren Gelang Alungunga lnternatianal Aibury-Wodanga Noitham S Districts Dorrigo Bcga Taowwmba Cowrs Broken Hill

Colur lnvrrell RSAl Hamilton Cerhcrus Northam S Distticts W~iriheNietarian Western Zone QCl'A St. Arnaud Collie \varren Yamba Mornington Wonthaggi E.G.G.C. Cessnock lnternalionai Broken Hill Broken Hill Salmon Gums WAGC WAGC h w e r North Caloundrv UpprHunter Swan Hill Cowra NSWCTA Tamworth wagin Narrogin

lnverell RSM Collie Geraldton Maj"ra Park Part Pirie Cobar Geelane CentrZBurnett SAGun Club Cobnr Noitham &Districts lnvercil RSM Cwma Rnmz . . . . .. . Cowrn Broken Hill

Inrcrcll RSDl Hamilton Cwma Cobar Geraldtan Cobar Inverell RSAI Hamilton Nepean Northam Pi Districts WertibeeNielorian Western 74'ane QCTA St. Arnsud Collie Warren Darrigo Nepean \Vanthaggi Geraldton lnverell RSDl International Broken Hill Cober Esprance Boy WAGC WAGC Sauth Auslmlian SunshineCmst lnverell RShf Swan Hill Cowra NSWCTA lnvemll RShl Collie Narrogin

DTLSO DTL 100 DTL50 DTL 100 Tower SO DTL 75 Continental SO DTLSO DTL 100 DTL45O SO0 DTLSO DTLSO Continental SO Skeet 1W DTLSO Skeet SO 75 Towar SO DTL 150 DTLl5 Continental 50 DTL 150 200 DTL 50 DTL 1W DTL 50 DTL lW DTL 50 75 100 DTL 50 DTL 75 DTL 75 DTl, 150 DTL SO DTL 50 DTL 100 DTL 50 75 DTL 50 DTL 50 DTL 150 h c n e h 50 Skeet50 DTL 75 DTL 50 Skect 75 DTL 200 DTL SO DTL SO DTL 200 4W DTL SO DTL 100 Skeet75 DTL 100 DTL 75 1W DTL 50

TRADE PRACTICES ACT The attention of adverlisers is drawn to the Trade Practices Act 1974 and !he provisions in the Act which apply to advertising. It is not possible for the A.C.T.A. lo ensure that advertisements which are published in this magazine comply in all respectswith the Act and the responsibility must therefore be on the person. company or adverlising agency submitting the advertisement for publication. The A.C.T.A. reserves the right to refuse any advertisement wilhout stating the reason.

Target Shooting News October 1995

1995 Crayfish Carnival Geraldton

The wet weather greeted shooters as the Geraldton Gun Club hosted its Annual Crayfish Carnival on July 29th & 30th which saw one of irs biggest attendances in~recent years, with 98 on Saturday and 101 on Sunday. The field ~nc!udcd Bill lles 2nd Paul Hvland (hlelbournc GC). Alan ~on&(Cessnock GC), ~ h a u n " ~ u r r o w s (~hr is tchurch NZ) and Neil Sheather from Burdekin in Queensland. The competitors started the carnival with the 25 DB Cash Divide which considering the weather conditions saw a number of 25s shot. Event two was the 50t DB Inshore Electronics C h a m ~ i -

Gun Club By this time i t was 5.00pm and we went into the last event which was 25t DB Crayfish Graded. The AA's decided to fight i t out under lights hut in the end both Paul Ryland and David Fox called it off and shared crayfish for first and second. Rather than shooting in the dark nine A graders pooled their crayfish, B grade was taken out by J im Chandler and Chris Gannaway took C grade. Helen Weise took the ladies, Roy Holtfreter took the Veterans and Trenton Kowald took the Juniors.

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onship which saw Bill lics win nnd first in AA was Djvid Fox from Collic, Mick Watson obtained first in Agrade, Kim Ne\vhold gut his first in D grade nnd Guy Morris first in C grade. Event three was 251 Dl3 PS 1)istrict Championship w t h John Cov~~rle!, winning and Alan Junes taking first in M. Shane O'Hricn look f i r s in A grade with Shaun Burrows getting 13 grade and Chris Gannnway first in C grade. Event four was 251 DB Crayliah Carnival graded which saw David Fox win AA, Llcrv Neve win A and Greg Jackson B & ~ ; ~ d c and J u s t ~ n Pirrottina win C grade. The junvor was won by Matthew Kelly, Veternns by E. Daw and Helen Weise won the Ladies.

The lightingplant or "PluckaDuek". Bill Zle2esget.s aprize that he luas not ergecting.

Aner a tough weekend, hatthng the raln, cold and wlndy cond~tluns Davld Fox was awarded the I l ~ g h Gun Sash wlth a fine 286/295 The thtrd tlme in four years. Helen Weise took the Ladies Perpetual Trophy with 2731295 and Roy Holtfreter took the Veterans with 254295 and Trenton Kowald took the Juniors with 2591295, The Geraldton Gun Club wishes to thank the sponsors, crayfishing members and shooters from New Zealand, interstate and around the state for making i t a successful weekend.

C Graders winning Crayfish. Leff to right: Lambert Jackson, Chris Gannowoy, Viaee Oliueri, Justin Pirmttina and Gauin T o o w with President 8. Toorney in the background.

'l'he best sccre uvcr the first lbur events was awarded to Davtd Fox, wnh 1741175 which wns erce:lent considering the rain and windv condirldns. He :>Is0 collecrcd $100 for shooting five 25s in the four events. Sunday started a bit brighter with the customary lot SB Pages Special which has a prize of a lighting plant which was won eventually by Bill Iles with 4V41. This event was used as a lead up to the 25 SB District Championship which Bill also won with 29129. Trevor .Murr~n was able to take first in hr\, with the harassed Eddie Tuvmcy taking A grade, Dave Hilsz chipped in and took D prldc and i.arnbcrr Jackson took C grade. Event 7 was a 10 target DB Handicap event with the winner receiving an Airline Ticket to the 1996 Trap Nationals in Launceston and once again Bill Iles was tri- umphant considering there was 32 in the shoot off. Bill shot 50150. The State Handicap was won unexpectedly by Shane O'Brien with 54154 who shot well to win from Gavin Toamey. The Ladies was won by Christine Pollitt with Roy Holtfreter taking the Veteran's and Guy Morris took the Juniors.

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Results in the WA section Captions: C graders winning Craylish left to right. Lambert Jackson, Chris Gannaway. Vince Olivcri, Justin Pirruttina and Gavrn Toomev with President E. Toomev in the background. The lighting plant or 'Pluck a Duck', Bill Iles gets a prize that he was not expecting. High Gun Winners left to right: Trenton Kowald (Juniors), Hclcn Weise (Ladies), David Fox (Open) and Roy Holt- freter (Veterans).Mount isa Gun Club

High Gun Winners:Lef€ to right: Trenton Knowold (Juniom), Helen Weise (Ladies), Dnuid Fox (Open) and Roy Holtfreter Weterans.


Mt Isa Gun Club With the excitement of the Rotarv Rodeo on our usual shoot date the Mount Isa Gun ~1;b's August Shoot was held on Sunday 20th August. Although the attendance numbers weren't qulte as high a s had been hoped for the day could only be described a s a ton of fun. Phil Leddick showed haw i t should be done in the Skeet ~ ~~~~~ ~ ~~ ~

shooting 25/25 to win A grade. Kevin Strecter nailed down B grade with 24/25 and Grant Casley put his stamp on C grade with a score of 22/25. Fiftv tareets of Tower was next and Kevin Streeter and ~ r & t c&ley top scored with 47/50 aplece to win Band C grades rcspectlvely Wagga visitor Barney Rooke held on to A grade with 46/50 While the shootine had been in full swine Tanva Maxwell and Adam Letts h id been busy in the kichen k i th a helping hand from Chief Cook Grant Kirktsood and a s a result an appetising Barbecue Lunch was awaiting hungry competitors. Once the hunger pangs were sated i t was back to the tracks for Sinele Barrel. a n event which can have an unnerving effGct on some shooters but not J im Edmonds and Rod Cusack who both carded 23/25. Rod and Jim were sent back out to battle out A grade and six targets later J im was the victor. Mick Coleman outclassed his opposi- tion to comfortably win B grade with 21/25. Sam Edmonds said "C made is mine" and with a score of 20/25 no one was - arguing. The big event of the day was the 50 target Cash Prizes and once again J im Edmonds got himself in a shoot off with Rod Cusack, this time taking 8 targets to emerge victori- ous, with a final score of 57/58. Mick Coleman held off a concerted challenge by Ron Power to take B grade by one uoint with a score of 47/50 and Sam Edmonds rival for the i: grade held htm to a tic in the event. James Hall and Sam were sent back to fight it out with Sam claiming v~ctory after ten shoot otT targets The final event of the day was 25 targets Continental and once again a shoot off was called for to determine the result. For a chanee Jim Edmonds wasn't in i t but Rod Cnsack certainlv \;as and finallv triumnhed over Barnev ~ ~ ~~ ~~~

Rooke and ~ o u g ~ t o n e t i f inishkith 36/37, In R ~ ~ a d c on Power got his revenge on Mick Coleman by winning with 22/25, and Sam Edmonds once again claimed C grade with 2 1/25. All told a good fun day of Clay Target competition for all. Speaking of fun days, on Sunday September 3rd the Mount Isa Gun Club will be hosting the Royal Flying Doctor Service Appreciation Cup Shoot. This shoot is open to the general public and we hope to see you there.

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NOTICE TO ALL MEMBERS AND REGISTERED SHOOTERS

PUBLIC LIABILITY AND MEMBERS ACCIDENT INSURANCE

PUBLIC LIABILITY: The Australian Clay Target Association has negotiated with through our Insurance Brokers, BRA Australia Pty Ltd., an excellent Public Liability package which give coverage to all Members (Affiliated Clubs and Registered Shooters). All State and Territory Associations, Affiliated Clubs and registered Shooters will be covered for Combined Liability (Public and Products), for their respective rights and liabil- ities, under a policy held by the Australian Clay Target Association. The policy is arranged through BRA Australia Pty Ltd as brokers and underwritten by HIH Casualty & General Insurance Limited. The policy number is VZ21199. Cover is to a limit of $5,000,000 (Five Million dollars) on any one claim. Specific extensions include:

Cross Liability Member to Member Participants Liability Liability of landowners of leased or rented land

A sunimnry of the Insurance coverage under the policy is available and if any person has any queries in this regard please call the National Office on (03) 9807 7577. As Clubs do NOT need to have their own Public Liability coverage (unless they wish to be insured for more than $5 million), i t i s proposed that the Club affiliation fee for 1996 will increase to $100. This INCLUDES the abovemen- tioned insurance and will represent a considerable saving to Clubs.

MEMBERS ACCIDENT: The Australian Clay Target Association has been able to negotiate a very good premium for the Members Accident Coverage. As from 1996 the Members fee will increase to $50 per first Family Member. The second Family Member and Veteran fee will increase to $30 and the Junior Fee will be $15. All these fees will INCLUDE the Members Accident Insurance so no additional fee is ~avable . - - THOSE SHOOTERS WHOM ARE NOT REGISTERED WITH THE ACTA WILL NOT BE COVERED BY THE MEMBERS ACCIDENT INSURANCE.

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Other positions: Club Handicapper David Harris. Club I Coaches David Harris and Ken McWhirter. Delegates Bert

and Ken McWhirter. These positions were nominated and elected un-opposed.

Victoria ................................................................. 18 South Australia .................................................... 31 Northern Territory .............................................. 31 W e s t e r n Australia ............................................... 33 Queensland .......................................................... 34 Tasmania ............................................................... 40 New South W a l e s ................................................. 40

Club News Kingaroy G u n C l u b on the 6th of August lluld the Gerry I h n n 5lrmol.tal Shield Ilandicayl'. One of our young up coming shooter3 in (:hl-is Belint won the event w i t h 95/59

Jonathan Dunn, son of the late Gerry Dunn presented Chris with the shield. Gerry passed away three years ago and was a very popular shooter and was well remembered on this day.

Beea G u n Club advise of their 1995196 Office Bearers as

Neville Teale.

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Rates are as follows: $10.00 0-60 words; $20 60-100 words maximum.

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FOR SALE 682 Beretta good condition $2400 ono. Brown- ing A-500 Semi Auto Invector Chokes, as new condition $650 ONO. Weatherby Orion 3 Chokes as new condition $1200 ono. C Grade Browning good condition $2500 ono. Phone Peter Henderson 079 831417.

FOR SALE Browning B2 Trap in good condition. 30 inch barrels, Full and half choke, 12mm Rib, Attractive wood- work, in leather case $2,500. Phone (059) 774949 Hastings, Victoria.

T e r r a n o r a L a k e s Country Club G u n C l u b The A.G.M. of Terranora Lakes Country Club Gun Club was held on July 4, 1995. Elected President Don Mount WANTED T O BUY Browning Om. C, D or higher grade. phone 07 341585; Secretary Dale Smith phone 07 Private buyer. Phone (07) 8273044 New Zealand or write 55362711; Treasurer Ron Drummond; Captain John to R.D.1, Cambridge, New Zealand.

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Western Zone QCTA Advice has been received of the Committee members for the Western Zone QCTA Inc and are as follows: President Mr Bill Allan 'Wanamara' MS 501, Dalby Qld 4405 phone 076 624183. Secretarymreasurer Judy Kocho 'Riverside' Condamine Qld 4416 phone 076 277120. Councillors: Dis- trict 1 Mr Robert Nugent phone 076 225499; District 2 Mr Peter Jones phon 076 654142; District 3 Mr Graham Bick- erton phone 071 644141. Zone Coach Mr Rodney Woodrow 'Juandah Plains', Wandoan Qld 4419 phone 274300. Referee Examiners Mr Gordon Watson and Mr Robert Nugent.

Port Augusta G u n Club held their AGM on August 3 where the followine were elected to oftice: President Tonv

F O R SALE Beretta SO4 Trap Gun in excellent condition. Comes cased with all accessories. $7250.00 ono. Phone Steve bh 03 95551588; ah 03 95836744.

FOR SALE Winchester Rifle ,257 Roberts Model 70 XTR feather weight, Brand New $750.00. Brno Rifle .22 Model 2-E, Brand New $300. Phone (0591774949 Hastings, Victo- ria.

FOR SALE 3 x I.C.I. Manual Traps, 2 with Double A n s , $100 each. Phone L. Cook 044 221502. 1 Paluma Way, Nowra NSW 2541.

DiPno;u; VICC l'resydont Mcrv Stnrr: ~ccre~aryfl.rensur& FOR SALE Club hadgos Callawadda-SrawelI Gun Club. Robin Fr reba~r~ l ; Asst SedPuhlicity Olficcr Carolyn Third cdition $7.50 cnch I'h. 105Bj 590 261 or 1053) 582 Reynolds: Shoot .Mnrslial Cluh (!oath i.yn Schuhet.t. 146

Kempsey G u n Club Inc. On 12 August 1995 held its Annual General Meeting and a t this meeting the followine FOR SALE Beretta 682 Suoer Trap cased. in mint condi- people were elected to tKe listed positions.

- - tiou. Factory portins and adjustable combsand pads

President Ted Baker. Vice President David Harris. Secre- $3,200. Mr. Robert Nisbet, Ph: (031 9763 6011


Benalla 8-1-95 1UT DB EO: 8 Porsibles. 20T SB C'SIIIP: OA & A: J. King 19/20, 2nd N. Cwper 23125: B: D. Arm- strong 16i2O. 2nd R. Felminghnm 17124: C: D. English 16120, 2nd R. Burns 14/20. 20T DB CSHIP: OA &A: B. Mnurex 27/27, 2nd T. Plum 26/27: B: D. Plum 18/20, 2nd D, 12-8-95

17120; C: D. ~ ~ ~ l ~ ~ h 1 ~ 2 0 . Fine (201 -SOT SPORTING CLAYS

2nd R. Evans 16R0, 15THCP: Ist D, CBHIP: OA: S. h s t a 44150: A: K. Plum 2u22, Znd T. nicks 20122, Mitehell 41/50. 2nd W. Mecarthy 3rd J, King 16118, R. 40/50: B: R. Billings 38/50, 2nd L.

12115, BM T, Plum 15/17. HG: T. Ryan; C: M. Brvdy 44/65. 2nd J.

Plum 69/73. Bell 43166.

Bendiga 19-8-95 Fine 1451 - 2ST SH C'SHIP: OA & AA: T. Bouchcr 25/25, 2nd I. Poolr 30131; A: C. Peiaeh 23125. 2nd J. McViity 24/27: B. K. Kay 23/25. 2nd D. Hasford 20125; C: R. Snla- gari 21n5. 2nd R. Aird 20125. SOT DB C'SHIP: O n & AA: 11. HarneS 75/73, 2nd S. Landsborou:h 72/73: A: W Abialom 60161. 2nd J. bicViity 59/61: B: K. Kay 49150.

Saturday 7th at 12.30pm 30Tgt Tower PIS C'sliip. 0A.A.B.C. 1st & 211d $10

50 Tgt Skeet C'ship. OA.!\.B.C. 1st & 2nd $15

Saturday 21st at 11.00arn 10 Tgt 1% E/O 55

25 Tgt SIB Csliip /\A.A 8.C:. 1rt & 211d $10 50 Tgt P/S C'sliip A.4.A.B.C. 1st & 2nd $14

2 5 T g Handicap 1st 2nd 3rd $9 50 Tgt Bill Coulsell Me111 U/B C'ship. AA.A.B.C.

1st &2nd 814

Please note that the 75t Sporting Clap Ihat is idvertised in the 199SVCTA book an the 14th alOctohe~. has been cancelled, due to the l'ulicc N~tionals llrirrg held at the

club on the 13th 14th ;mrl 15tIr af October

President Wayne McCaltliy 054 421776. Secretary Ian Perks 054 361228

SATURDAY 7TH 12 NOON 1. 40t Pointscore Grd C'ship 0A.A.B.C.

3. 50t Tower Points Novelty 1.2.3.4. $17

SATURDAY 14TH 12 NOON Melbourne G.C. v Alexandra G.C.

1. 25t Pointscore Grd Championship 0A.A.B.C. OIA Sash $10

2. 25t D/B Grd Championship. 0A.A.B.C. OIA Sash $10

3. 25t Handicap 1.2.3.4. $10 4. l O O t Skeet Hnndicap 1.2.3.4. $27 5. 75t Trench Grd C'ship + 25t Final $30 Team Shoot held in conjunction with Events 2&3.

SATURDAY 21ST 12 NOON 1. 25t Pointscore Grd 0A.A.B.C. $10 2. 25t D/B Grd 0A.A.B.C. $10 3. 25t Handicap 1.2.3.4. $10 4. l O O t Skeet A.B.C. $27

SATURDAY 28TH 12 NOON 1. 50t Pointscore 0A.A.B.C. $17 2. 50t DIB 0A.A.B.C. $17 3. l O O t Skeet A.B.C. $27

SATURDAY 4TH NOVEMflER 12 NOON


O'Herns Road, Epping, Vic.

Saturday 30th September 11.00am start DAY I OF SOUTH AUSTRALIAN GUN CLUB VISIT

Event 1 .15t E l0 Pts CD $8.00 Event 2. 50t D/B A.B.C. 1st Kambrook Multi Steamer Frypan (value $100)

2nd Breville Pie & Pizza Maker (value $69) Sash Overall. $25.00 Event 3. 50t Skeet 1st A.B.C. Breville PM25 Pie &Pizza (value $50) 2nd A.B.C. Karnbrook Electric Iron

(value $32) Sash Overall. $22.00 Event 4. 15t Tower D/B Pts. lst.2nd.3rd Cash. Sash for 1st. $9.00

Tower Team Shoot SA v. Metro

Sunday 1st October 10.00am start Event 1 .15t Pts E l 0 CD $8.00

Event 2. 30t D/B. 1st A.B.C. Karnbrook Electric Wok (value $100). 2nd A.B.C. Ronson Hamburger Maker (value $60). Sash Overall. $20.00

Event 3. 25t Skeet. 1st A.B.C. 2 Bottles Wine. 2nd A.B.C. 1 Old Port. Sash Overall. $9.00 Event 4. 20t H/Cap. 1st Sash & %Burner Gas Stove (value $90).2nd Black & Decker Cordless Kettle (value

$45). 3rd Kambrook Electric Kettle (value $25). 4th Karnbrook Electric Kettle ($25). DTL & Skeet Team Events. $15.00

Event 5. Time permitting - 25t Ball Trap. Cash A.B.C. $10.00

Saturday 7th October Office open 9.00am DAY I STHAUSTRALIAN MASTERS GAMES FIELD & GAME

Event 1. 50t Sporting Skeet Event 2. 50t Compac

Sunday 8th October Office open 9.00am Event 1. 1 O O t F & G Sporting Clays.

Sunday 15th October 12 noon start Event 1 .15t E l 0 Pts CD $8.00 Event 2. 25t D/B 1st A.B.C. $9.00 Event 3. 15t S/B 1st A.B.C. $8.00 Event 4. 15t Cont. 1st A.B.C. $8.00 Event 5. 25t Skeet 1st A.B.C. $9.00 Event 6. 15t Tower lst.2nd.3rd. $8.00

Sunday 22nd October 11.00am start METRO FIELD & GAME

Event 1. 75t OTG W c a p shoot cancelled) Noms close 1.30

Sunday 29th October 12 noon start Event 1. 15t El0 Pts CD $8.00 Event 2 .25t D/B 1st A.B.C. $9.00 Event 3. 50t Skeet 1st A.B.C. $18.00 Event 4. 25t Cont. 1st A.B.C. $9.00

Event 5, 15t S/B 1st A.B.C. $8.00

Practice Saturday 12pm-5pm Sporting DTL, Skeet, Tower

Sunday limited DTL & Skeet Tuesday 12pm to 5pm DTL, Skeet, Tower

President Bert Lobley Ph: 9465 1396; Secretary N. Veal PhIFax 9401 3134

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October Sunday 22nd 1 lam start

Event 1.25t D/B Championship Event 2.25t S/B Championship Event 3. 15 P/S Tower Event 4. 25t Cont. Championship

High Gun over 4 events

Melbourne Cup Day Tuesday November 7th

Great program -Excellent prizes

FULL DETAILS NOVEMBER MAGAZINE

President: Allan Cole Ph: (058) 646 442 Secreta~y: Trevor Hicks Ph: (058) 622 106

Location: Bairnsdale Aerodrome

Saturday, 7th October: 1 1 am start

25 Tgt Baifnsdale D.B. C'ship A.B.C. 25 Tgt Ball Trap Trophy A.B.C. 1.2.3

25 Tgt D.B. Handicap 1.2.3. 25 Tgt S.B. C'ship A.B.C.

(Sponsored by Bairnsdale Service Centre)

Saturday 28th Club 7 5 Tgt Skeet C'ship A.B.C. Sash Day

Cartridges a n d Refreshments available

Enquiries: Secretary Bruce Hall

Shepparton Clay Target Club 1 Sunday 1st October 1995 I

11.30am start - Lunch available - Ladies, Juniors & Veterans - Recluced Noms. Spunsoxxi by Cocci Cola

Event 1. 301 Grd Coca Cola Douhlc Barrel Championrhip S:csh plus 1st d 2nd prizes c;!cli gi;irlc A.B.C. Nclols $9.00. Ilcduced $7.00. o/s <*a $1.00

Event 2. 301 G d Coca Cola I'oints Score Champbnship. Sash plus 1st d 2nd prizes cach ~ m d c Al3.C. Noa~s $9.00, lletlllcurl 57.00. cds oh1 $1.00

Event 3. 301 Coc;~ Cola Handicap. OA Sash plus 1st 2nd 3rd & FM prizes. Noms 50.00. I:cdnccd $7.00, d s o/s $1.00

Event 4. 301 Coca Cola Du;$oville Triples c ~ n parmcrs. Sash k priacs for 1st p;lir, prizes 2 ~ c l pair. Noms $8.00. Ilcduccd $6.00, no sweeps.

Coca Cola High Gun S ~ s h over events 1 2 d 3.

Sunday 5th November 1995 l l a m start - Lunch available - Ladies, Juniors & Veterans - Reduced Noms

Shevoarton Outdoor Smrts Shooters Soecial 6 x 201 Grddad Shcppanon Outdoor Spun:. Dmul~le Barrel Championships (with spcciill sh<x,t off ir;q>).

h s h plus 1st d 2nd prims cach grdde A.B.C. etch event. Full Noms $7 each cvmt, rarrl $42. t sweeps $1 rach, loral $6.

Tuial Full/Opcn cost incl weeps S48.W Reduced Noms $5 cach event. loiai $30, + sweeps $1 each, rrlral $6.

Total Reduced Noms cost incl swrrps $36. Slicppanon Outdoor Spons High Gun Sash over all 6 rvmts. (Shoat off? nut to apply - scp:crdte sIi<ml oft>

SATURDAY OCTOBER 28

ZZ and 2 Tower Events - 12.30 start All \Velcome

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2nd N. Scott 46/50: C: G Daley 49/55,2nd N. Kay 46/55. 25PR DR C'SHIP: OA: K. Bruns 48/50,2nd S. Atkins 76/80: A.M. Absalom 46/50, 2nd J. McVitty 43/50; B: K Kay 45/50. 2nd W. Willillinmson 52/60: C: G. Daley 36150.2nd N. Kay 31/50. HG: T. Bavcher 121/125. Boort 6-8-95 Cold & showely (221 - 10T PS EO: B. Evans S. Rigney K. McPheraon 30130.'2~1' DB C S ~ P : OA & A: M. Crimmins 81/81. 2nd S. Landsbor- ough 60161: AA: S. Rigney, 2nd R. Peatling 34/35: B: K. MePhersan 19/20, 2nd R. Whytcross 18120: C. R. Aird 23/24, 2nd A. McKinnon 22/24. 25T HCP: 1st S. Landsbor- ough 32/32, 2nd D. Pay 31/32. 3rd M. Aboalom 24125, 4th R. Ross 31/33, 20PR DD HCP: 1stR. Rigncy & A McICIlmon 15/55,2nd R. Ross & M. Cummins. HG: S. hndsbor-

Csl lswaddn Stawell19-8-95 Perfect (24) 10T PS EO: T. Hughes 30130. L. Niewand, A. Facchin. G. Hunt 29/30. 20T DB C'SHIP: OA & A: L. Cook 35/35. 2nd L. Gibson 30/31; B: T. Foster 24/25. 2nd N Hemlcy 23121; C: L. Niewand 34/35, 2nd A. Fvcchin 18/21, 20T PS CSHIP: OA & A: P. Seatt 59/60,2nd L. Gibson 70/12: B: T. Foster 58/60, 2nd N. Hemley 71/76: C: G. Hemley 51/60, 2nd L. Niewand 48/60. 15T CONT DB CD: L. Niewand, L. Cook. G. Hunt 15115. See G. Hunt 053 590261. Club 053 598219.

2nfd S. Menhennet 41/43; C: M. Stuehbree 19/25, 2nd P. Fergus 16/25, lOPR DR: A: N. Garland 20/20, I. James 1912e B: I. Osgood 23/30. 2nd B. Lendon 20130: C: E. Goon 11/30, 2nd F Hubhle 15/30.

Colac 138-95 Perfect (411 - 25T DB C'SHIP: OA & A: I. Diekens 50150, 2nd M. Gruar 35/36: AA: D. Milojcvic 49/50, 2nd A. Bradrhaiv 36131: B: C. Allitt 66/67, 2nd S. Holt 65/67: C: A. Holt 24/27. 2nd B. Rundeli 23/27; Jnr: B. Marsden 25/25. 25T DB PRES C'SHIP: OA: P. Brittcn 66/66: AA: A. Bradshaw 65166.2nd D. Milojcvic 31/32: A: B. Addison 25/25, 2nd J. Farnes 74175: B: M. Bnmford 27130.2nd C. South 25126: C: N. Byme 34/37. 2nd B. Rundell 33/31: Jnr: L. YcLennan 28/29. SOT DB CONT C'SHIP: OA & A: J. Farnes 36134, 2nd G. Rorrcl. 31132: AA: P. Blittcn 37138,Znd D. Miloje- vic 36/38 B: S. Menhonnet 33/34, 2nd M. Ba~nford 29130; C: A. Hult 18/20, 2nd A. Moss 17/20: Jnr T. Holt 20120. HG: A. Bradaha,~ 7 M 7

Colbinnbbin27-8-B5 Fine & ram (19) - 20T PS C'SHIP: OA: I. Poole 57/60; A: R. Ross 56/60: B: G. Brown 52/60; C: W. West 43160.255" DB C'SHIP: OA: I. Pnole 37AR: A: R. Ross 36/36: B: E. Mullvnc 24/25: C: B. Applcby 20128.25 MXD TGTS WHIP: OA. R. Boss 30136; A: A. Edwards 29135: B: K. Elliott 40149: C: B. Appleby 28/35.

Castlemaine 12.8-95 Gmd (251 - 25T DB C S H I P OA & A: Evraa 26-885 J. Elliott 25/25. 2nd S. Lundsbnr- Perfect (10) - 10T HCP NOV CD: R augh 24/25: B: I. Osgood 42/43, Bums, D. Collihalc. A. Plum, J.

Pipers Creek Road. Kyneton

Sponsored by Qantas - The Australian Airline

Sunday 8th October 1995 Starts 1.00pm 75 Tgt Medley consisting of: 15 Tgt Double Barrel 15 Tgt Point Score 15 Tgt Single Barrel 15 Tgt Continental 15 Tgt Handicap

Overall Prize: Two Qantas Domestic Day Tripper Mystery Flights & Sash

Sash & Prize for 1st A.B.C. - Prize for 2nd A.B.C.

Nomination $25.00 + $5.00 Sweeps

President: P. McKcnzie PH: 1054) 221 097 Secretq: R. O'Meara Ph: 1054) 222 735

South East Zone Trap Carnival 1995 and Final South East Zone Team Competition

will be held at

Melbourne Gun club (phone 03 97391771)

- Pophy for all events, Cash ...y es Cash! - Event 1.25t South East Zone Double Barrel Grd C'ship Nom $12 Event 2.2% South East Zone Handicap Nom $12 Event 3.25t South East Zone Single Barrel Grd C'ship Nom $12 Event 4.25t South East Zone Points Score Grd C'ship Nom $12

* All events graded AA.A.B.C., 2nd each grade, Junior & Lady O/A Winner events 1.3.4. Deluxe Sash plus Grade Trophy Reduced Noms Ladies and Juniors.

* High Gun Sash & 500 Shells events 1&2 * High Gun Sash & 500 Shells events 1.2.3.4. Junior & Lady High Gun events 1.2.3.4.

October 1995 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Psge 21

hosts the

Trap ebampionships

7th & 8th October

Practice Friday 6th 12 noon to 5pm

Competition commences loam

Draw takes place 9.30am

125 Tgts plus 25 Tgt Flash Target Final

75 Tgts Saturday, 50 Tgts Sunday + Final

O/A Trophy & Silver Badge

1st & 2nd AA.A.B.C. - 1st

Lady & Junior

Noms: Open $60

Lady & Junior $50

Optional Purse $10 f I Page 22 Australian Clay To

King 10110. 20T HCP: J. King 26/26, 2nd G. McCluro 25126. 3rd R. Barns 20122. 25T SB C'SHIP: OA g, B: D. Collihole 26/25; A: A. Plum 25/26: C: R. Barns 17/25. 20T DB CD: D. Collihole, R. Lambden. J. King. R. Stackhouse 20120.

Foster 12.ass Perfect I201 - 10T PS HCP CD: B. Stokes 30130, 2nd W. Perks 23/30, 3rd A. Walkinshaw 27/30. 2OT HCP: 1st T. Oannon 26/26, 2nd S. Russell 25/26, 3rd W. Parks 23/24. 20PR DD: 1st S. Wade & W. Parks 43/43, 2nd S. Russell &A. Walken- shaw 42/43. HG: W Parks 30130. Fish Shoot 1st W. Parks, 2nd L. Lewis, 3rd S. Russell.

Frankston Austmlian 16-7-95 Fine to ovcmvst 1511 - 25T PS: A: 3. Smith 7,1175: B: M. McKnight 72/75; C: H. ROSS 64/75. 25T SB TROPHY: A: R. Williams 24125, B.. F. Buchan 22/25; C: S. Lowcry 22/25. 25T DB: A: J. Attvrd 25/25; B: M. Costa 36/36: C: S. Lowery 25/25. 25T HCP: 1st J. Parsell, 2nd 3. Attard, 3rd B. Hayes. SOT TRENCH. A: A. Velln 47/50; B: P. Down 42/50; C: M. Crimmins 401.50. 50T DT: A: A. Vella 831100; B: D. Hales 58/100; C: M. Crimmins 621100. 1OOT SlO3ET C'SHIP: A: P. Calve 96: B: L. Mills 92: C: M. Merino 90.

Frankston Australian 23-7-95 Fine with n slight breeze I381 - 25T PS: A: T. Psnila 78/78: B: A. Bsekman 75/75; C: B. Mason 57/75. 50T DB C'SHIP: AA: D. Barnes 52/52: A: J. Attard 49/50; B: R. Allen 47150; C: K. Hussey 41/50, 50T SB C'SHIP: AA: D. Barnes 48/50: A: D. Down 49/50; B: F. Buchan 45/50; C: K. Hussoy. 75T S m E T TROPHY: A: J. Smith 73175: B: D. Parsell 73115: C: 8.

R a n k s t o n Avetralian 30-7.95 Overeast & windy (52). 25T PS: A: J. Attard 75175; B: R. Allen 7M5; C: T. Hunter 66/15, 25T SB: A: R. Williams 24/25; B: L. Lancaster 22/25; C: T. Hunter 22/25. 25T CONT: A: 3. Attard 28/28: B: E. Mills 23/25; C: H. Ross 20125. 25T DB: A. E. Mills 47/41; B: R. Hunter 25/25; C: H. Ross 25/25. 75T SKEET: A: D. Cunningham 73/15; B: E. Mills 67/15; C: M. Marino 65/75. 25T TOWER PS: A: R. Allen 73/15. B: R. Marino 67176; C: B. ~ s s ~ k 66/75.75T TRENCH: OA: A. VeUa 98/200; A: 3. Gilopidis 92/100; B: P. Down 84/100; C: S. Zotti 68/100.

Frnnketon Australian 64-95 Wet & windy 1251 - 25T PS: A: J. Attard 7W6; B: R. Allen 77/75; C: B. King 68/75. STATE MXD TGTS: OA & AA: R. Nisbet 75115; A: J. Attard 73/15; B: R. Allen 46/50: C: B. King 39/50. 26T DB: A: E. Mills 33/33: B: F. Buchnn 24/25: C: B. King 22125. 25T HCP: 1st E. Mills 27/27, 2nd R. Allen 26/27, 3rd J. Attvd 23/25.

Frankston Australian 1s-8-95 Fine & sunny (38) - 25T PS: A: J. Atbad 77/75; B: R. Allen 77/75; C: H. Ross 57/15. 25T SB: A: J. Attard 26/26: B: R. Marino 24/25; C: H. Ross 21/27. 25T DB: A: 3. Attnrd 56/56; B: J. Parsell 24JZ6; C: H. Ross 26/27. 25T DB CONT: A: R. Williams 30130; B: F. Buchan 23/25; C: P. Haslam 20/25. 25T TRENCH: A: 3. Attard 242.46; B: E. Mills 2W25; C: L. Azzoprd 23/25. 50T SKEET: A: J. Glanvllle 45/50. B: D. Parsell 48/50; C: M. Mariio 46/50. SOT DBLS: A: R. Salpietm 40150; B. D. ParseU 4460; C: L. Miles 37/50. 25T TOWER PS: A: D. Persell 75175; B: R. hfarino 73/15; C; J. Pnrxll75175.

30 Tgt Continental D/B Grd C'ship State Night Cont P/Score C'ship

Practice 6.30pm

Saturday 14th October

1. 50 Tgt S&L Ford DIB C'ship OA + 3 Grades 2.50 Tgt Brian Boyd Motors Pty Ltd PIS C'ship.

OA + 3 Grades

Secretary Tony Plum 057 621674

rget Shooting News October 1995

OROUGN GUN CLUB Saturday October 28, 1995

10 am start

Optional Sweep $2 overall 2 5 t. North West Zone Carnival Handicap

CASH PRIZES 1st. $100, 2nd. $70, 3rd. $40, 4th. $30, 5th. to 10th. $20

Optional Sweep $2 overall 2 5 t. North West Zone Single Barrel Championship AA, A, B, C.

1st Overall and grade - Overall sash and $70 trophy 1st. other 3 grades - Sash and $70 trophy, 2nd. each grade $30 trophy

Ladies, Junior and Veterans trophies

Optional Sweep $2 overall 25 t. North West Zone Points Score Championship AA, A, 5, C.

1st. Overall and grade -Overall sash and $70 trophy 1st other 3 grades - Sash and $70 trophy, 2nd each gi-ade $30 trophy

Ladies, Junior and Veterans trophies

Ladies, Juniors and Veterans High Guns -Trophy $23 EVENT 5 - Shot over Events 1,2,3 & 4, total scores to count Nom. $3 per Shooter

3 Person Team (all registered through one club) Winning Team to divide 1 case CARTRIDGES

Reduced Noms. for Ladies, Juniors and Veterans b This Zone Carnival is proudly supported by Bay City Clay Targets



Geelong Clay Target Club TWO-DAY TRAP CARN

"14th & 15th October 1995 APPROX $10,000 WORTH OF TROPHIES Saturday 14th October loam start

Event 1 closes 10.45am 1 Target per lane practice free.

Event I. Geelong Gift Open $25.00 WV S18.W 01s $2.00 25Targets Double Barrel on 15 metres Ist, 2nd 8 3rd AA.A.6.C. 1st Sash R Samsung Radio CassettelCD 5279 2nd Philips Toaster Oven $109 3rd Samsung Pie Maker $69 Trophy for besl unplaced LJV. If 3 or more $50 00

Sponsored by Eiswonhy Bulk Store

E v e n t 2. Winchester Grand POX Open $30.00 LJV $22 00 01s $2.00, OIP $5.00 40 Targets Double Barrel AA-19, A-17, 6-15. C-13 Ovelilll pfus 1st. 2nd R 3td AA A 6 C OIA Sash R Samsung Fax $499 1st Answering Machine $150 2nd Kambiook Wok $1 W 3rd Kambrook Coffee Maker $79 Trophy for best unplaced LJV. It 3 or more $50.00

..Event 3. Bay Clty Clay Targets Polnt Score Championship Open $12 00 LJV $9.00 01s S2.W OIP $5.00 20 Target Point Score off 15 metres Overall plus 1st R 2nd AA.A.6.C. OIA Sash plus 1 case AA Shotshells $140 1st 112 case AA Shotshells $70 2nd 114 case AA Shotshells $35 114 case AA Shotshells lor best unptaced U V . If 3 or more $35.00

Sponsored by Bay City Clay Targets. Geelong Breivery. Kardmia Lead/ighls

Sundav 15th October loam start Event 4 closes 10.45arn 1 Sighter per shooter

Event 4. Geelong Double Barrel Championship Open $20.00 LJV $14.00 01s $2.00 OIP $5.00 25 Targets Double Barrel off 15 metres Overall plus 1st & 2nd AA.A.6.C. OIA Sash & Ibis Trap $500 1st Phiiips ice Cream Maker $139 2nd Short-Cut Food Processor $89 Trophy for best unplaced LJV. If 3 or more $50.00

Sponsored by Kerang lbis Traps Pty. Ltd.

Event 5. 25 Targets Double Barrel off 15 metres Open $20.00 LJV $13.00 01s $2.00 OIP $5.00 Overall plus 1st & 2nd AA.A.6.C. OIA Sash & Electric Typewriter $249 1st Kambrook Slow Cooker $140 2nd Telecom Slim Phone $95 Trophy for best unplaced LJV. If 3 or more $50.00

Sponsored by Kardinia Leadiights.

. Event 6. City Watchmakers & SIB Championships Open $12.00 WV $9.00 01s $2.00 OIP $5.00 20 Targets Single Barrel off 15 metres Overall plus 1st & 2nd AA.A.6.C. OIA Sash & Watch $150 1st Watch $90 2nd Watch $50 . Trophy for best unplaced LJV. if 3 or more $35.00

Sponsored by Winchester Australia, Cify Watchmakers Elsworlhy Bulk Stores, Kerang Ibis Traps Pfy. Ltd.

- SATURDAY NIGHT - Free BBQ - Free BBQ tea at conclusion of shoot Saturday. Meat & salads

Drinks at bar prices. Come enjoy a great social evening Pool competition - Free entry. Drawn pairs. Trophies for 1st & 2nd

High Gun 1-6 OIA Sash & Stereo System $499 High Gun AA.A.B.C. Case AA Shotshells $140

Ladies, Juniors & Veteran High Gun Sash &Trophy Winchester shells available a t club. Practice available from 3.00pm Friday. 5 traps in operation

ALL MEALS AVAILABLE AT CLUB

1st October 1.00um start

Event 1. 10 Target El0 $5.00

Event 2. 25 Target PIScore $8.50 Graded AA.A.6.C. Badge OIA

Event 3.20 Target H/Cap $8.00 1-2-3-4

Event 4. 25 Target DIB Championship $8.50 Graded AA.A.6.C. Badge OIA

29th October 1.00um start

Event 1. 10 Target Con!. E l 0 C/D $5.00 Event 2. 25 Target DIB Cont. Championship $8.50

Graded AA.A.B.C. Badge OIA

Event 3. 25 Target PIScore Championship $8.50 1-2-3. Badge OIA

Event 4. 25 Target DIB Championship $8.50 Graded AA.A.B.C. Badge OIA

Sundav 1st Event 1. Vic. State U.LT. Double Trap * Event 2. 25t Points Cash A.B.C. $10.00 Event 3. 25t SB Trophy A.B.C. $10.00 Event 4. 50t DB Trophy A.B.C. $17.00 Event 5.30t Tower Points A.B.C. $15.00 Event 6.75t Skeet Trophy A.B.C. $20.00

Thursdav 5th Australian Masters Games Practice

Sundav 8th Event 1. 25t Trench 1.2.3. $10.00 Event 2. 50t Skeet A.B.C. $15.00 Event 3. 20t Tower Points $10.00

Sundav 15th Event 1 .2% Points Cash A.B.C. $10.00 Event 2. 50t DB Trophy A.B.C. $17.00 Event 3.25t Continental DB A.B.C. $10.00 Event 4. 50t Skeet Trophy A.B.C. $15.00 Event 5.50t Skeet Doubles A.B.C. $15.00 Event 6. 25t Trench A.B.C. $10.00

Sundav 22nd Event 1. l0Pr Double Rise El0 A.B.C. $8.00 Event 2.20Pr Double Rise Trophy A.B.C. 815.00 Event 3 .2% Points Cash A.B.C. $10.00 Evcnt 4. 25t DB Trophy A.D.C. $10.00 Event 5.25t Trench A.B.C. $10.00 Event 6. 75t Skeet Trophy A.B.C. $20.00

Sundav 29th Event 1. lo t Handicap Cash $8.00 Event 2. Duke of Gloucester Cup -Australia's most prestigious shooting trophy.

30t Handicap 1.2.3. B/M $25.00 Silver Coffee Service for 1st

Event 3. 50t DR M.A.B.C. $25.00 (Purse event $50.00 each grade minimum) Event 4.25t Trench A.B.C. $10.00 Event 5. lO0t Skeet Championships M.A.B.C. $30.00

Sash & 112 case cartridges for grades. 112 case cartridges OIA.

Victorian State U.I.1: Double Trap Championships - 1st October Noms close 9.45am -Squad draw 10.30am

Open 75Pr plus 25Pr final (Flash Targets); Ladies 60Pr plus 25Pr final (Flash Targets) Open $65.00 Ladies &Juniors $55.00 Optional Purse $10.00

Ouerall Trophy Silver Victorian Badge & Sash 1st & 2nd AA.A.B.C. Ladies &Juniors

Australian Masters Games - 6th, 7th & 8th October Friday 50t Skeet; 50t Double Eane l Saturday 50t Single Barrel; 50t Points

Sunday 75t Champion of Champions 4-PERSON TEAMS CONCURRENTLY

- OCTOBER PROG


C: P. Haslam 68115. 25 MXD TCTS: A: A. Biease 29/30; C: P. Harlam 27/30. 25T DB: A: S. Atkins 25/25: C: P. Haslam 29/30.

Fine 6; sunny 1105) - 25T PS C'SHIP: AA&A: A. Blease 87/6? B: B. Hunter 92/96; C: T. Hunter 69/15. 25T DB C'SHIP: OA: D. Barnes 4U41: A: S. Zotti 37/38: B: R. Hunter 26/29; C: T. Hvnter 23/25. 25T SB TROPHY: A: D. Barnes 24125: B: A Biggs 2m5: C: R. Henwood 21/26, 75T SKEET: A: D. Cunningham 74/75; B: C. Bennett 68/15: C: G. Whiteaker 67/15.

Melbourne 13.8-95 Beautiful 140) - OLYMPIC TRAP: G. Hayden 144/150; AA: R. Mark 117/125. 2nd A. Volla 1161125: A: D. Barnes 1141125. 2nd J. Tonnn.

Huddlciron 81.100, 2nd J: Tonna 78.100, I 1 P Dawnr 7511110. 2nd J Wllitmurr. 71 LOO; C: >I. Cnmmtns 75 IOJ. 2nd G. Cossells7U100, Jnr. P. Uownr d l 106: i.ndv I1 tiuddle-

Melbourne 19-8-95 Fine & sunny (63) - 25T PS C'SHIP: OA & B: B. H e n w d 60184; A: B. Humphtis 75/1B; C: T. Hunter 7205.25T DB WHIP: OA & A: A. Bteaac 63/63: B: A. Bigga 58159: C: T. Hunter 30132. 25T HCP: 1st B. Ryde 30130, 2nd R. Lambden 29/30. 3rd T. Wamnho 27/28. lOOT SKEET: OA & B: R. Carter 98/100, A: D. Menara 971100; C: H. Ross 8Z100.

Loddon Distr ict 29-7-95 Fine & mid (39) - 25T PS. OA & A: J. Elliott 84/&,2nd R. Ross 831% B: G. Rosser 74/75. 2nd I. Bcll 71/75; C: S. Byme 73175, 2nd M. Chambers 74/81. 25T SB: OA & A: T. Psaiin 29129, 2nd J. Elliott 28/29; B: I. Bell 23/25, 2nd B. Knight 23127; C: M. Chambcrs 24/25. 2nd C. Daley 23/25. 25T DB: OA & A : J. Elliott 60160. 2nd C. Langridgc 59/60: B: C. Rasser 24/25, 2nd K Elliott 23/25: C: P. Andemon 27123.2nd R. Aird 21/25. HG: J. Elliott 1251125.

Melbourne 5-8-95

Metropolitan 6-8-95 Wet & cold 1321 - 15T PS EO CD:

1 Alexandra Gun Club (Inc) 11 I1 Brooks cutting, Alexanclra n

Sunday October 1st 12.30pm Praclicc f' mm 120017

1. 10 Tgt E / 0 Continental 2. 20 Tgr I l l 3 Goulhurn River Cont. C'ship. Graded A.B.C. 3. 20 Tgt Spring Handic;tp

BEA ORFUL SURROUNDS - TROUT FISHING I'resident Jack Woolmer I'h: (0571 721 050

S~.crcIsly U:tn'y t'yke 1'11: 1057) 721 189

It 5th Australasiian Police Trap & Skeet Championship 1995

BENDIGO GUN CLUB, VICTORIA 13th-15th October, 1995

Thursday 12th October 1995, commencing 1.OOpm Practice -Trap L Skeet 1.00pm

Annual General Meeting -6.Wpm (National Hotel. 182 High St.. Bendigo)

Friday 13th October 1995, commencing 10.00am Event 1.50Tgl Skeet Championship Noms $14.09 Swp S1.W

OIA, A.B.C. 1st. 2nd 8 3rd in grades Police 8 Visitors sections. All prizes on this event are canridges

Spansored by Meadows Transport and Ken Cooison Event 2.40 Mixed Target Championship (10DIB. 10SIB. IOPTS, 5PR

D/R) Nams $14.00 Swp St .W O/A.A,B.C, Ist, 2nd R 3rd in grades

Police & Visitors sections. All prizes are trophies sponsored by Caslle Bacon & Doug Parsons Smash Repairs

Saturday 14th October 1995, commencing 10.00am Event 3. 10 Tgl Single Barrel Eye Opener Noms S5.W

Cash divide Event 4. 50Tgt Pointscore Championship Noms S14.W Swp S1.W

O/A,A,B,C 1 st. 2nd 8 3rd in grades Police 8 Visitors sections. All prizes are trophies

Sponsored by Bay Cily Targets Event 5. 50 Tgt Single Barrel Championship Nams $14.00 Swp S1.W

O/A,A,B.C Ist, 2nd 8 3rd in grades Poiice 8 Visiiors sections. Ail prizes are trophies

Sponsored by Rerningfan Producls and Liniox Group

Sunday 15th October 1995, commencing 10.00am Event 6.10 Tgt Poinlscare Eye Opener

NOmS 15.W Cash divide Event 7.50 Tgt Double Barrel Championship Nams $14.00 Swp $1.00

O/A,A,B.C. 11, 2nd .S 3rd in grades Police 8 Visitors sections. All prizes are Imphies

Sponsored by Winchester Event 8.60 Tgt Champion ot Champions (20DIB. 20518. POPTS) Noms

$14.00 Swp $1.00 TO be shot off 18 rnelres

0IA.A.B.C. lsl, 2nd 8 3rd in grades Police 8 Visitors sections. Ail prizes are trophies

Sponsored by Mulwex (AD!) Powders Total nams: $94 plus sweeps

High Guns- Mobile Phones (Police R Visitors) on events 2 to 8 inclusive.

Sponsored by Moloroia and Bendigo Communicalions Police Teams on Evenls 1 & 7 (plus Annuai Police Awards)

Free Barbecue Tea on Sunday 15th October at completion of shooting

CARTRIDGES AND REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE AT GROUNDS COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER PROGRAM

Enquiries to: Peter Beaman Ph: (054) 402 510 or (054) 496 742 or Colin Anderson Ph: (054) 402 510

We gratefully acknowledge suppod from the following: Hills Products, Fuller Firearms, Geoff Mark Sports. Arlec Products, Lockwood Australia. Tasco, Bostik, Hellweg,

KR. Heron, DDC Ausf. Ltd.

October 1995 rget Shooting News Page 27

PRELIMINARY NOTICE

VCTA STATE TRAP CARNIVAL

November 10,11 and 12

MARYBOROUGH AND DISTRICT GUN CLUB Full Details November CTSN

Annual Wool Week Festival Shoot Saturday 28th October - l p m

Event 1.51 PIScore C.D. Nom 52 Event 2. 101 'Golden Fleece' PIS Gilt. 1st OIA plus 1st

Grades Nom 56 Event 3. 101 'Wool Week' DIB Gilt. 1st OIA plus 1st

Grades Nom 56 Event 4.101 Trophy Handicap 1st 2nd 3rd Nom $6 Event 5. 5pr 'Farlonge DlRise Gift. 1st OIA plus 1st

Grades Nom $6

Veneto & Abruzzo Clay Target Club

10 Tgt Eye Opener C/D A.6.C $6.00

25 Tgt Points 1st & 2nd A.B.C. $10.00 $7.00 R / N

30 Tgt H'Cap lst, 2nd & 3rd $12.00 $9.00 R / N

25 Tgt D/B 1st & 2nd A.B.C. $10.00 $7.00 R / N

2nd prize of events 2 & 4 is free nomination to 1 event in November program

Event 3 shot in conjunction with Giorinox Cup

Sunday October 8th 1995 - 11.00am start Event 1.50 Tgt State Mini Double Barrel Championship. Graded AA.A.B.C. 1st & 2nd Noms $18.00 Event 2. 50 Tgt American Style Single Barrel Championship. Graded A.B.C. 1st & 2nd Noms $15.00 Event 3. 25 Tgt Pointscore Championship. Graded A.B.C. 1st & 2nd Noms $9.00

HIGH GUN OVER FULL PROGRAM

Sunday October 29th - 11.00am start Event 1.25 Tgt Sporting Clays Championship. Graded A.B.C. 1st & 2nd Noms $9.00 Event 2.25 Tgt Skeet Championship. Graded 0A.A.B.C. Noms $9.00 Event 3.25 Tgt Skeet Doubles Championship. Graded 0A.A.B.C. Noms $9.00 Event 4. 10 Pair Tower Double Rise C/D Noms $6.00

AGENT FOR BAY CITY CLAY TARGETS -BLACK, FLURO, WHITE & BANDED

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Werribee-Victorian Clay Target Club

Ballan Road, Werribee [l lkm north of racecourse on l e f t )

OCTOBER Practice O l y m p i c Trap /DTL/Skee t

All layouts ful ly a u t o m a t i c Every W e d n e s d a y & S a t u r d a y f rom 1.30pm

$6.00 per 25 tgts - Olympic Trap $5.00 per 25 t g t s - DTL & Skeet

Sundav 1st - aU cash orizes - 12 noon Event 1. 50 Tgt Skeet C i s h i p $16.00

l s t . 2 n d . 3 r d - Sash O / A E v e n t 2. 25 Tgt Skcct D o u b l e s C a s h d iv ide $9 Evcnt 3. 50 Tgl O l y m p i c T r a p C / s h i p 616

OA/ sash. 2nd. 3rd Event 4. 25 Tgt Points C / s h i p $9

O/A sash. 2 n d . 3 r d Event 5. 50 Tgt D o u b l e B a r r e l C / s h i p $16

O/A s a s h , 2 n d . 3rd Event 6. 20 Tgt M e t e r a g e H a n d i c a p $8

AA - 20m. A - l9m. B 16m. C 14m. l s1 .2nd .3 rd .

S h o o t M a r s h a l l s - R. Perry & N. P e d u l a

Sunday 8th - Troohies - 12 n o s

E v e n t 1 . 25 Tgt O l y m p i c T r a p C / s h i p $9 O/A, 1 s t a 2 n d A.B.C. Sash O/A

Even1 2. 25 Tgt Skect C / s h i p $9 I s t . 2 n d . 3 r d - Sash 0 / A

Event 3. 25 Tgt H a n d i c a p $9 I s t . 2 n d . 3 r d

Event 4. 25 Tgt Double B a r r e l C / s h i p $9 O/A, 1 s t & 2 n d A.B.C. - Sash O/A

E v e n t 5. 25 Tgt S i n g l e B a r r e l C / s h i p $9 O/A. 2st & 2nd A.B.C. - Sash O/A

Event 6. 10 P a i r D o u b l e R i s e C / s h i p $8 O/A. 1st Sr 2 n d A.B.C. - S a s h O / A

S h w t M a r s h a l l s -1. F r a t a n t w o & J. Dernuri

Sunday 15th - 22's. Olvmpic Trap, Skeet - 12 --- noon

Event I. 75 Tgt Pre -Na t iona l O l y m p i c l ' r a p C / s h i p

S a s h O / A - 1st & 2nd M.A.B.C. (plus 25 T g l final)

Even t 2. 75 Tgt Skce1 C / s h l p $28 O/A. 2 n d & 3 r d - S a s h O / A

Event 3. 25 Tgt 22's $50 p l u s t g t s $10 1st 10 . $10 6-15. $ 1 0 11-20. $10 16-25 . $ 1 0 H.G.

S h o o t M a r s h a l l s - J. Towwa & D. Gray

Saturday nieht October 21st

Rock 'n Roll Night - All Welcome Live Band - $20 per head.

Tickets - Mary-Anne Perry 741-7410 B/H

P l e a s e note t h a t i n a i l graded e v e n t s there must b e t h r e e c o m p e t i t o r s fo r a 1 s t prize a n d five fo r a 2nd prize

Prcs iden l : David G r e y 9742 3 5 0 0 B/H Secretary: I a n V r c h 0 1 8 394 877

20T CONT C'SHIP: OA & A: D. Raehele 29/29, 2nd I. Stark 28/29; B: M. Darvcniza 21/22, 2nd P. Gabbo 20122: C: J. O'Btien 20121, 2nd T. Lines 19/21 30T DB C'SHIP: OA & A: D. Hunt 30130, 2nd P. Calandro 37/38: B: P. Gobbo 29/30, 2nd K. Fisher 28/30; C: T Lines 24130, 2nd .I. Dunn 22/30, SOT PS CSHIP: OA & A: E. Bertallo 89190.2nd J. King 98/102; B: S. Catena 93/96, 2nd J. Kerr 90196: C: T. Liner 77/90. 2ndJ. Dun. 71190. HG: G. Pacqvola 1351140. JNRS: 1st S. Uunn 14'20. 2nd B, Carbon 11/20.

S t Arnaud 27-8-95 PcrIect 1271 - 10T PS EO: P. IValaue, D. Freeman. J. MeVitty 30130.30T MEDLEY C'SHIP: OA & A: P. Watson 55/55, 2nd G. Hunt 74/75; B: S. Ptitehard 72/75,2nd G. Leslie 69115: C: J. Grewar 48/50, 2nd S. Ilertalli 41/50. Z5T DB C'SHIP: OA: J. McVitty 1511151: AA: 0. Freeman 84/85: B: L. Freeman 28/29; C: S. Bertalli 24125. BG: D. F~eemun 1041105. OTF: B Hartia. Sec J. Kell 054 951627.

Swan Hill 20-8-95 Hot 1301 - 10T DB: 12 Passibles. ~ O T SPORTING: an: R. Peatang 50150, 2nd B MeLeod 49/50: A: C. Peach 77/79, 2nd E. Parker 76119: B: L. Swinncrton 48/50, 2nd P. Hutchinson 55/58; C: C. Geppert 47/50. 2nd A. Byrnes 55/61 2OT PS C'SHIP: A: E. Parker 59/60, 2nd C. Weaver 82/84; B: P. Hutchinson 60160, 2nd G. Cowaid 76/81: C: D. Schvek 56/60, 2nd N. James 51/60. L",d,es: C. <:rppcrt.

Toolondo 6.8-95 lVI DB EO: P. Goods, L. Nicwnnd,

K. Vagg, J. Mathey 10110. 1OPR A&D C'SHIP: 0.4 & B: P. Goods 19/20, 2nd K. Vagg 17/20; A: D. Flavel 18/20, 2nd M. King-\rell 23/26: C: L. Heard 18/20. 2nd L. Nicwand 19/24. 25T DB: A: D. Fiavel. M. Kingwell 25; B: B. Robinson 23, 0. Harris 22; C: L. Heard. L. Nirwnnd 22. OTB: L. Niewand.

Wangaratta 19-9-95 Sunny & fine (391 - 10T SB EO: C. Sanders. D. Deans, B. North. E. Cavedon, T. Pfeiffer. 20T SB C'SHIP: OA & A: T. Pfeiffer 23124. 2nd G. Rvdd 22/24; B: K. Brorvn 23/25. 2nd R. Duffy 22/26: C: P. Petzke 19122, 2nd F. Bienvenu 18/22: Jnr: S. Milmy 18/20. 20T DICK LOVE MEM' CBHIP: OA & A: B. Ford 47/47. 2nd V. Tomssoni 46/47; B: L. Rech 3W9, 2nd R. English 37/38: C: P. Petzke 18/20, 2nd F. Bienvenu 11/20; Jnr: S. Milrqv 19/20. IOPR DD: 1st K hburey & D. Jaekel 22/22, 2nd D. English & K. Demsj 20/21. HG: E. Cavedon 57/58.

Wnrrselinnbee126-8-95 Fine 130) - 10T PS EO: D. Fiavel. A. Bolwell. M. Kingmll. 25T DB CSHIP: OA & A: D. Fiavel 59/59, 2nd A. Bolwell 58/59; D: T. Fasler 49150. 2nd M. Kingwill 48/50; C: L. Heard 3133, 2nd J. Ough 31/33. 25T PS C'SHIP: OA & A. G. Rosser 78/78, 2nd D. Flavel 78/78; B: T. Foster 75/78, 2nd G. Eagles 70175; C: L. Xiewnnd 71115, 2nd J. Ough 65115. HG: D. Flavel 1291130,

~ ... -- . .. Fino 1t51 - 10T EO: B. Jonnings 30130, A. Kinnear 29/30, D. Malone 27/30. 20T PS CD: A: B. Jennings 59/60; B: G. Jennings 59/60; C: K.

Deniliquin Clay

Racecourse Reserve

Sunday October 15th Breda Shield: Sapphire High Gun

Practice prior to a noon start.

Event 1. 10 Tgt C o n t i n e n t a l Eye Opener Event 2. 30 Tgt C o n t i n e n t a l Double Barrel C'ship Event 3. 30 Tgt Double Barrel C'ship E v e n t 4. 30 Tgt Breda S h i e l d P o i n t Score C'ship

High Gun A w a r d - 1.5ct Party S a p p h i r e d o n a t e d by L e s M c G r a t h

Advert ised retai l value $280.00

Breda Shield -Teams of five shooters, with a m i n i m u m of three from one club.

N n m s for the day $38 plus sweeps.

President: Glen Beer Ph: (058) 824 206 Secretary: Geoff Cameron,

P.O. Box 115, DeniUquln 2710

The Committee reserves the right to change the program

Page 30 October 1995

Tregea 51/60. 20T CONT: A: A. Kinnear 19/20: B: G. Jenmngs 20/20: C: H. Nolan 17120.

Wemibee Victorian 6-8-95 Cold, wet, windy & sunshine (261 - 50T TRENCH: 1st D. Nielsen, S. Haberman 42/50, 3rd N. Pedula 41/50. 50PR DT: 1st S. Habermsn W l W , 2nd D. Nielsen 76/100,3rd B. Iles 721100. SOT SKEET: 1st M. Lax 57/62, 2nd R. Carter 56162, 3rd V. Molliea 44/50. 25T PS: 1st R. Peny 79181.2ndD. Gray 77181.3rd W. Calaby 72/75. 50T DB: 1st 3. &use 50150, 2nd M. Mifsud 63/64, 3rd G. Tinkler 62164. lOPR DR: 1st D. Gray 16/20, 2nd J. Smith 29140, 3rd J. Kruse 27/40.

WemibeeVictorian 13-8.95 Sunny - H I ) - 25T DB: OA: J. Fratantam 72/72; A: D. Gray 71/72, 2nd J. Kruse 39/40: B: G. Tinkler

Werribee Victorian 20-8-95 Sunny & fine (191 - 75T OLYMPIC TRAP: OA: R. hiark 951100: A: S. Pilipasidis 71/80, 2nd J. Tonnr 70180: B: T. DeMuri 64/75: C: I. Stark 51115. 50T SKEET: 1st R. Mark 48150.2nd M. Lax 47150.3rd S.

l o Tgt D/B Cont E l0 Noms $4.00

2 5 Tgt N.IV.Z. Cont D.B. Ord

ClhipA.B.C. Open$9.00. I..J.v. $6.00

5 0 Tgt State Cont S.B. Ord C'ship AA.A.B.C.

Ovenli takes grade. Open $20.00. L.J.V. 9 12.00

Trophy vaiue $365.00 OVERALL HIGH Gun ON DAY

Secretary John K e l I ( 0 5 4 ) 951627

Target Club Inc

NIGHT SHOOT Saturday 28th October 1995

Event 1 75 Tgt N E Zone C h a r n p ~ o n of Charnp~ons Graded A B C 1st & 2nd $20 00

Barbecue Tea

Event 2 10 Pr Tw~l~ght DIRlse CID $5 00

Event 3 25 Pr State Nlght DIRlse Charnp~onsh~p Graded A B C 1st & 2nd $16 00

Pilipasidis 46/54. 25T SKEET DBLS: 1st W. Markham 22129.2nd K. Veal 21128.3rd M. Lax 20127.

Wontheggi 5.8-95 Cold, wet & windy (781 - 25T DB: OA & B: L. Lewis 33133. 2nd K. Shaw 32133: AA: S. Barn. 25/25, 2nd R. Burgess 25126; A: W. Waod- ward 26127,Znd D. Pearee 25/27: C:

A. Walkinshaw 21/25. 2nd G. Eward 20125. 25T HCP: R. B u r p s 25126. 2nd G. Mullin 28131, 3rd W. Parks 27131: Jnr: T. Hunter 21/25: BM: B. Webb 20125. HG: W. Parks 69174: A: A. Ineani 41145: B: T. Sig- norotto 44/50: C: T. Hunter 36/50: Ladies: L. Gray 38/50: Jnr: A. Incani 41/45, TEAMS: Nepcan 207/250.

Brown. G. Boyd 10. 50T CLUB HCP: 1st R. LeStrange. 2nd D. Bryant, 3rd C. Havect. 15T PS: C. Haven 45, T. Brown 41.

Ayers Rock 6-8-95 Windy 6; cool (121 - 25T SKEET: J. Bcasy 22. D. Bvyant 21.10T DB: T.

Bordertown 19-8-95 Fino 1131 - 10T EO: B. Carter. D. Flavcl. E. Hall, B. Androws. 50T DB C'SHIP: A: 13. Andrews, 2nd M. Crimmins; 8: G. Durbridgc, 2nd B. Curtcr: C: C. Mayberry. 2nd S. Zndow, 25T HCP: 1st B. Carter 25125, 2nd D. Flnvel 24125. 3rd B. Andrewcs 24/25. HG: E. Carter 83/85.

Internationnl30-7-95 Cold & wet 1251 - 25T SKEET: A: R. Marcoionni, R. Pitt 21/25: B: P. Quire 19/25, 2nd D. Martini 17/25: C: P. hlnrmumlo 20125, 2nd P. D'Ale- sandro 19/25. 25T TRENCH C'SIIIP: A: N. Blarinis 31135. 2nd P. DiPinto 30135: B: D. Martini 22/25. 2nd P. Quire 20i25: C: P. Zinolis 22125, 2nd A. DnlleMolle 21125. 25T PS: A: P. Mareoionni 79181, 2nd N. Mnrinis 76/81: B: K. Polst 67/75, 2nd E. DeMiehele 65/75: C: P. D'Alessandro 55175. 25T DB C'SHIP: OA & AA: N. i\larinis 1251125, 2nd D. Oliviero 124/125: A: G. Nichinonni 39/40, 2nd P. Mareoionni 24/25: B: F. Calt- agirone 26129. 2nd P. Mamorale 30134: C: P. D'Alessandm 20125. HG: P. DiPinto 1281150; JHG: A. Cnltagimne 1061125.

Internat ional 5-8-95 Cold & fine (221 - 75T COM BT C'SHIP: OA & AA: R. Mark 97/100, 2nd C. Bentley 901100: A: N. Marinis 92/100, 2nd R. Dower 91/100: B: P. Msher 63775, 2nd R. Ayres 59/75: C: C. Marinis 57/75, 2nd K. Polst 46/75.

Mallsla 13-8-95 Fine & warm (17) - ZOT DB SS: A: B. Greenshield 20120: B: P. Pearee 19/20: C: P. Dunk 14/20. 20T

October 1995 Australian Clay Ta rget Shooting News Page 31

State Shooting Park, Park Road, Virginia

21st & 22nd October 1995 Saturdav 21st - start loam

* Event 1.50 Tgt Gun Rack Skeet C'ship $15.00 $10.00 5 Man Team Shoot (4 reg club members) Sash OA, 1st & 2nd A.B.C. (Vet trophy if 3 or more)

Trophies donated by Gun Rack Enfield & International Gun Club Event 2.25 Tgt Fisher Firearms Single Barrel C'ship $15.00 $10.00 OA Sash, 1st & 2nd M.A.B.C. Trophies donated by Fisher Firean~s & International Gun Club Event 3.30 Tgt Rem Motor Body Repair Mixed Grd $15.00 $10.00 (10 Tgt DB, 10 Tgt SB, 10 Tgt PSI 1st & 2nd M.A.B.C. Trophies donated by R & R. Marcoionni & International Gun Club Event 4.25Tgt Top Mix Double Barrel C'ship $15.00 $10.00 Shot in conjunction with International Young Gun Team Shield

(5 reg club members). Sash OA, plus free noms for Sunday 22nd October 1995. 1st & 2nd AA.A.B.C. (L.J.V. if 3 or more). Trophies donated by Topmix & International Gun Club

Saturdays WG Events 1-4 donated by P. Dipinto (Trophy & Shells) 3 course dinner Saturday evening

Camping available on grounds. Full canteen facilities

Sundav 22nd - start 9.30am * Event 5.50 Tgt Comit Farm Trench C'ship. $20.00 $15.00

Shot in conjunction with Jim & Annette Finis Trench Team Shield ( 3 reg club members). Sash OA, 1st & 2nd A.B.C. (Vet if 3 or more). Trophies donated by Comit Farm & Mercuri Engineers. Event 6.20 Tgt Intel-national Handicap $10.00 $7.00 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th. Trophies donated by Peter Hall & David Dean.

* Event 7.25 Tgt La Vera & Angus Creek Double Barrel C'ship $25.00 $15.00 Sash OA, plus 4 grade winners (sash each grade). 1st & 2nd AA.A.B.C. Trophies donated by LaVera & Angus Creek Produce. Sashes donated by A & G. Nichinonni (L.J.V. if 3 or more). Event 8.25 Tgt George Kontopoulos DB C'ship $15.00 $10.00 Shot in conjunction with Colin Sparnon Memorial Shield (5 reg club members). Sash OA, 1st & 2nd

M.A.B.C. Trophies donated by G. I<ontopoulos & S.A. Police Gun Club.

Sunday High Gun events 5-8 donated by P. Dipinto (Trophy & Shells)

Overall High Gun Events 1-9. Ladies, Veteran, Junior High Gun 2.3.4.6.7.8

Overall High Gun & Sash donated by Club Patron Paul Aramataris. Ladies High Gun & Sash

donated by Y & K. Polst

Veteran High Gun & Sash donated by Canteen Ladies

Junior High Gun & Sash donated by Adelaide Gun Shop

Winchester 0A.AA.A.B.C. Trophies donated by Winchester The club extends its sincere thanks and appreciation to all trophy donors

Presentation will be a t the conclusion of day two shoot

President 6. Richichi (08) 3563417. Secretary Y. Polst (08) 2501848

Page 32 Austl.slian Clay Tavget Shooting News Oetobcr 1995

MEDLEY: A: B. Greenshield 40i40: B: L. Smith 39/40: C: W. Liddieoat 29/40. 20T CONT SS: A: B Grcen- shield, C. Hun t 20120: B: P. Pcnl-rc 19/20: C: W. Liddicoat 17/20.

OA S A 13 Pug11.1 7.1 75. 2nd S Erlnronds 1101l4, ri I \?utk~nn 71181, 2nd I XI~L'nllun :'I X I OAHG I< Flrth l ? R 1 !I)

Mi l l icent 27-8-95 Fine (141 - 25T DIST DB C'SHIP: OA & B: A. Walter5 44/45, 2nd R. Rieatti 43/45: A: G. Height 41/43, 2nd F. Taylor 40143: C: R. Burton 21/26, Znd J. Wjun 20126.40 MXTI TOTS C'SHIP: OA & A: F. Taylor 58/60, 2nd G. Height 54/60: B: T. Pevitt 54160.2nd A. Wdters 5 Y W C: R. Burton 51160, 2nd .T Wjun 45/60,

South Austra l ian 26&27-8.95 Magnificent 152&581 - 50T SICISET W H I P : OA & A. R. l i imkv 63/64. L. C h a r . 1 ~ ~ 85/87: B: B. Jenrsn 62/63. R. Winekel 56/58; C: F. Grey 43/50, F. Caltogirone 40150: vet. P. Caddy 45/50.2O'P TOWER PS (?SHIP: OA & C: B. Jensc,, 9 m 3 . B. August 58/60: A. R. Frecbatrn 91/93, R Dower 67/63: U: P. C.$scy 67/60. E. DeMichelc 5GiGlI. Vet: P DIA- lesrsndro 54/60 2bT HCP 1st R Simmons 48/48. 2nd D. Oliviera 47/48, 3rd M. Renncy 44/45; Ycl: P Caddy 23i25; Lady L. Sinith 93/25, 5OT DB C'SHII': OA & AA- D. Olivicro 924iZ24. 2nd D. Lsmn 9231224: A: P. Qvirr 88/83, 2nd R.

Flculing 50150. A. Norman 51 51: M: R. Duwrr 80,H1, 2nd D Oliuie,n 79/81: B. H . Hyrncs 49.50. 2nd L. Solitll 48/50: C: P Dunk 40'50. 2nd N. Praina 38/50 El G It. Smitll 3i2'586.

- .. . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . Cold wet & windy 127) - 25T IIH: OA & 8: (> Urr.gmth 30,:Kl. 2nd I1 Hallllllatt 2412CI; ,\ T R F I C ~ ~ C 29rJU. 2nd A Smilb SR2!): <:: C

R. Hamtnott 711175, 2nd B Birrtoil 59/75: C: C. Maylierry 65475, 2nd R Burton 6W76 25M hVO. 1st M. Medhul.st 4!4, 2nd B. But.lnn 314. RG: M. hledl>urst 121112fl; \'HG: I< M,,Ics l lU l25 .

Southern 6-845 Cold & dvirzly $161 - 2x1' on: 4 - s. Hnlikupeulos 2627. 2nd 11.

Hnl~k~poulos 25/27: B: Q. Shsxl- 25Wi 2nd \V. Rcillg 24127: C: J. G O U I ~ . D. ~ ~ ~ b ~ ~ ~ t ~ ~ ~ ~ 13n.5. 2 5 ~ DB CBHIP A: P Hcndy 2W25.2nd D. Hnhk~upoulos 22128: OA & 8: H. Laxmn 2U25.2nd W. Reilly 21r25: C: W. Sutherland 20125. 2nd P. Dunk 20126. 20T PS CD: 1st S. Halikiupaulos 59/60, 2nd & 3rd D. Hulikiopoulos, R. Spinells 67i60 H G S. Halskiopoulor 1041110.

Wilkswut t 13-8-95 Fine I141 - 30T SB C'SHIP OA & A: P. Rundle 29130. 2nd D. Beelitz 28A0: B L. Bcelitz 28130. 2nd B. Clothier 2730: C: J. Kcmp 1R130. 2nd J. Phelps 1W30. 25THCP: 1st D. Bcclitz 25/25. 2nd J. Cornwell 24/25, 3rd P. Rundle 24/26. 25T SKEET DBLS: B: D. Beelit? 2125. 2nd ti. Przibilln 18125: C: J. Corn- well 20A5, 2nd L, Bcrlltz 19/25. HG: D. Beelitx 5'8155

Albany 25-7-95 2nd \Y. Broekman 23, 3rd !L Rnrloh Pine & cold il71 - 5OT SKEET. _ . 2l,-l0TPS:lL~B.Biilon 43i45. 2nd HCP: 1st S. Gibson 91/93. 2nd \V W. Brockmm 41, 3rd 1.. Vigolo 37. Br.ockmun 83/94. 3rd G. Jnnnings 101' SB: 1st L. Vigolo 10i10, 2nd B 69n6 25T DB: 1st L. Vigolo 24, Borton. W. Broehman 8,lO


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Katanning Cherry Tree Pool Field Championships

Saturdau 4th November 25 DB

Katanning Clay Target Club 25 DB Round Drive 50 DB, 25 Pts

Sundau 5th November Cherry Tree Pool Field

Championships 2 rounds of 35 targets

Wrnchester under/over prlze for first full possrble

Contact Barry Kowald (President) (098) 21 1 167

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1

W. Brackman 59.

Bunbury 19-8-95 Wet & windy (161 - 50T DB: A: B. Benjamin 47150; B: J. Roach 47150; C: G. MeDonald 43/50.

laonora 31-785 Windy (91 - 15PR DR TOWER: C. O'connor 29/30. 25T DB TOWER: K. Green 34135. 25T ATA: J. Hurst 24/25.

Narrogin 20-8-95 Fine &overenst 1201 - CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS: 1st N. Suckling 70173. 2nd P. Cook 67/73. 3rd H.

w e s t Austral ian 6-8-95 Fine & sunny - 25T SB CD: A: T. McBrido 25/25, 2nd R. Bailey 23/26: B: J. Pintaudi 22125. 2nd J.

19/25; C: P. lclati 23112, 2nd M Buccioletti 22/25. 25PR DR: A: R. Bailey 6NO. 2nd T. MeBadc 60n0; B: J. Bonrdley 41/50; C: T. Virrari 38/50, 2nd C. Borley 45/60.

West Australian 19.8.95 Wet & windy - 50T TOWER DB: 1 ~ t 0. ruulhcr 81/62, 2nd G. Verona 60/62,3rd R. Vivante 50152.

West Austmlinn 20.8.95 Fine & overcasl- 10T DB EO: AA: L. Shippi A: J. Rossi; B: N. Juekson: C: G. Shim. lOOT DB CLUB

Rossi 44150; 9: T. Byme 46150. 2nd G. Pintnudi 45/50; C: T. O'Bden 40150. 25T DB TOWER PS: A: R. Vivante 1 3 2nd G. Faulker 72; C: T. Byrnc 66, 2nd R. Howell 66.

West Austral ian 3-9-95 Overcast - lOOT SKEET: OA: J. fiossi Y91100; A A N. Jackson 911100: A: G. Faulkes 951100. 2nd

West Austral ian 2-9.95 C. Bikini 931100: B: G . Verona Fine & sunny - SOT ATA SB: AA: 951100, 2nd G. King 10U108: C: R. 0. Fnvlkss 50150, 2nd T. McBnde Vivnnte 861100, 2nd F. Bvcmi 48/50; A: D. Ireland 46/50, 2nd J. 8I100.

Brisbnne 6-5-95 25T SS: A: D. Dundon; B: J. Kidman; C: D. McPnfe. 50T HCP: 1st N. Aird, 2nd D. McPatc, 3rd K hfadsen. 25T sS: A: A. Kidman; B: J.

Kidman; C: D. M e a t e . 25T DBLS: A R. Porter; B: J. Kidmon; C: D. MePnte.

Bri~bme 12&13-5-95 25T DB C'SHIP: 0.4: G. Redmond 83/83. AA: C. Chont 82183. 2nd W. ~~~i~ 58/59: A: A. Jones 51/52, 2nd P. Anderson 37/38; B: L. Caselln 2 ~ 2 9 , 2nd A. Hogarth 26/27. C: J. Withers 22/25, 2nd I. ~ e d & r 21/25; Vet: C. Boyd 29130; Jnr: A. Hogarth 25/25. 25T PS C'SHIP: OA: I. Wynyard 75/75; AA. R. Ziesemer 86/57, 2nd P. larkso on 85/07; A: B. Wood 74/75, m d R. Pennisi 82/83; B: T. Irvine 13/75 2nd L. Cnsella 69175; C: I. ~ ~ d ~ k ~ 60175 2nd J. Withers 58/75. 25T SB:'OA S. Smith 25/25: AA: C. Chant 24125, 2nd B. Watkins 31/33; A: D. Mofitt 31/33,

Banks Pocket Rd, Gympie Qld 4570 (neor Pig ond Calf Saleyards)

Gympie Gold Classic Saturday October 7th &Sunday October 8th 1995

Saturdav aroaram 11.000m start Event 1.251 D/B 15m. M.A.B.C. 2nd eoch 01ode Even1 2.301 Medley 15rn (10DB IOSB IOPS) AA.A.B.C. 2nd each

Event 3. 251 DB Continental 15m M.A.B.C. 2nd eoch grade C o i ~ ~ n a & BBQ Dinner oner Piograrn

Sunday wroaram 9.00am sharg Event 4.251 Dl3 Handicap. 1st to 5th Event 5.25t DB 15rnAA.A.E.C. 2nd eoch grade Event 6.50t DB 15m Gyrnpie Gold Classic

Overall Sash & Trophy AA.A.B.C. 2nd eoch grade. Sponsored by Gympie's Uttle Koala Child Care Centre.

Event 7. Ken Mills Toyoto 251 PS 15rn OverallSarh &Trophy M.A.B.C. 2nd each Srade

Overall High Gun Events 1-7 Gold Brooch & Sash valued at $1400

Sponsored by Bill & Sylvia Edgerton GRADE H~GH GUNSSASH & TROPHY. VEIERANS HIGH GUN.

Hot showers & camping on grounds. Ammunlion &refreshments aval!able. Nominations SlCO (Veterans tQ% norns it program shot)

Contact G. Foster (074) 822467 or G. Durre (074) 8221 11 Cmrninee reserve3 righl to chonge plagrorn

October 1995

ONT GUN CLUB

DAY SHOOT - 21st & 22nd October 1995 -

Event 1.25t DB 15m C/D Graded AA.A.B.C. $16.00 Event 2.25t Poilits 15m Trophies 1st & 2nd each grade A.4.A.B.C. $16.00

Event 3.25t DB Cont 15m Trophies 1st & 2nd cac l~ grade A4.A.B.C. $16.00

Sunday 22nd 9am sharp Event 4. 25t Points 151n Trophies 1st & 2nd each grade M.A.B.C. $16.00

Barton Team Shoot 5 ~ U I I lean1 $10 p r ~ team. Event 5.50t DB 15m Trophies 1st % 2ntl rac.11 grade M.A.B.C. $25.00

O/A wins the . el Massey Perpetual R4emorial Trophy. Event 6. 25t Handicap la, $300 2nd $200 3rd $150 4111 $100 5th $50. $16.00

Overall High Gun AA.A.R.C. I~r l ies , Junior, Veterans High GUIIS. Ladies, Juniors, Vets (iO%> Nonls if shooting program.

CALCUTTA O N EVENTS 5 & 6, CALCUTTA HELD SATURDAY NIGH.

Camping; ammo, ?n~als, elc, n71ailable 012. poz~ncls When booking accomrnodatiorl ask for special g ~ u i clltb rates: Peppercorn Motel 079 831033,

Clermont Motor Inn 079 833133

The Committee reselves rllc r i z h ~ lo alter rile pt-ogl.;~~~~ il'necessary

For any enquiries phone Peter 079 831417,015 130110, Barry 079 531146. Practice Friday 20th 1.30pm. We look forward to seeing you here

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22/25: B: C. Boyd 25125, 2nd P. Chang 24/25: C: N. Keech 24/25. 2nd G. Pitstoek 23/25. 5GT MEDLEY: AA: G. White 49/50, 2nd G. Redman 48/50: A: K. Nnsarcnko 46150, 2nd D. Melntoah 45/50: B: T. OZoughlin 48/50,2nd A. Hogarth 45/50: C: W. Murray 45/50. 2nd B. Brown 44/50. 25PR DD: 1st G. Redman & G. Pitstock, 2nd I. Mohr & T. O'Laughiin. OAHG: AA: G. White 73/15: A: D. hlclntosh 6m5: B: C. Boyd 69f75: C: W. Murray 69175.

Charters Towers 6.6-95 Raining & cold (9) - 25T SKEET:

Clermont 23 7-95 Clear Fc sunny - LOT hZINIS EO. X A. Grimshaw 12/12 2nd A I 'oncl l 11112; B: E. Bates 15/15, 2nd R GOES 14115; C: T. hlr:ri)n 8.10. 2nd J. !Vulsh 7/10. 5UT hllN1S: OA: G. Bruwn 86/59; A: A. G~~irnrb,tx 55/59, 2nd P. Brndcr..on 19/80. B- R Crass 65/70, 2nd E. BaLcs 64/10. C- J. Wvlsh 37/50, 2nd T. hlnrtyn 33/50, 50T HCP: 1st J. Wulsh 68/70, 2nd B. Ncsser 67/70, 3rd A. Grimshaw 46/50.

Dnlby 268~27-6-95 Pine & warm 1421 - ?5T DB C'SHIP: OA & AA: D. Smlih 99/99, 2nd S. I.alTcy 9W99: A: B. Allan

B. Scott, C. Scott 21/25, D f i l l t rk 23/25. 10T HCP G Arrhec 10110, K. Stout, D. lCiiiiek !3/10. ISL'HCP: J. Robins 1411.5. 1U'l'I)B. B I.inton iO!lO. 25'P DB HCP. J. Ilnl,ins, B 1,inlon 25'25 20T I)& G. Arci~rv 20130. .I. Rohlns. B. Scott 18'20.

ATHERTON TABLELAND GUN CLUB INC 1995 Annual Shoot

20th. 21st 81 22nd October 1995 Friday 20th Practice lpm

Saturdav 21st - 9am

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3. ~ l ldnd Ford ~andica~. 25 Tql DaubleBarrei Handicap La1 2nd 3rd $12.50

4.25 Tgl Single Barrel Championship 15mAA.A.B.C. Carlridges & Badges each Grade $12.50

Salvrdap Nighl: Soda1 Evening with live entertainment. Dinner. Calcutla Draw and Auction

Sundav 22nd - Sam 5. 50 Tgl Double Barrel Championrhip 15mAA.A.B.C.

Trophies and Badges each Grade 525.00 6. Aihoaon Tableland Gun Club Championship. 50Tgt DB Handicap

1st 2nd 3rd (4th & 5th) 525.00 Sam Spina Shield -- Calcutta Event

7.John & Brigif WllI4nson Continental Chsmpionrhip. 25 T ~ I DB 15m AA A B.C. Jim Dick Shield. Trophies and Badges each Grade 512.50

Hiah Gun Events 2 lo 7: Overall Sash. Badeer each Grade AA.A.B.C

,~ ~ -- . . . . . . . id rdrgotr rxc~irve~y

Fol ac:.>mmrdel on phone MOTEL HINTERLAND 44 Cosk Sttrzl 070)91.1311 or 911885

Preridonl: Alan Poggioli phone (0701 958241. Secrelary:John Sunei phone (070) 953706. Treasurer: Rohbio Draper phone (070) 956287

Bundaberg Gun Club - "Rum City" Championships

Sat 28th & Sun 29th October 1995

Saturdav 1 1.00am start Event I . "Rum City" Triple Championship. IOt D IE S/B Pis. OIA Sash & Trophy. Trophies 1st & 2nd AA.A.B.C. Ladies. Juniors

& Veterans Trophies. Moms $13.00

Event 2. "Wide Bay Bricks"S1B Chanip io~ lsh i~ ls . 251 - I s m . 0,4 Sash 8: Trophy. Trophies 1st & 2nd AA.A.B.C. Moms $13.00

Event 3. "Alan Po\veII Ford" PIS Championship. 251 - I s m . OIA Sash & Trophy. Trophies 1st & 2nd AA.A.B.C. Noms $13.00

Event 4. "Rum City" DIR Championship. 1Sprs - 15m. O lA Sash &Trophy. Trophies 1st & 2nd AA.A.6.C. Notns $13.00

BARBECUE TEA SATURDAY NlGtlT- SUNDAY BREAKFAST AVAILABLE.

Sundav 8.30am start. Event 5. "Wide Bay Capricorn Building Society" DIB Championship. 2St - I s m . O/A Sash & Trophy. Trophies 1st & 2nd

AA.A.B.C. Ladies, Juniors & Veterans Trophies. Noms $14.00

Event 6. "Winchester" PIS Championships. 2St - i 5 m . OIA Sash & Tropliy. Trophies i s t & 2nd AA.A.6.C. Noms $14.00

Event 7. "Rum City" Handicap $500. 3 0 t ACTA l iandicap Marks. 1st $200. 2nd $1 50. 3 rd $100. 4 t h $50. Noms $16.00

Event 8. "Rum City" Corltinental Chatnpionship. 251 - 151n. OIA Sash &Trophy. Trophies i s 1 & 2nd AA.A.B.C. Noms $14.00

High Guns - O iA Sash &Trophy (Appro*. $3001 AA.A.B.C. Ladies. Juniors & Veterans Trophies.

* EXCELLENT TROPHIES ' President Gino Sergiacomi (07 1) 599 203: Secretary Kaye Rehbein (07 1) 5 13 194

Ladies. Juniors & Veterans 60% nominations over whole programme

October 1995 Aurlr;~linn Clir) 'l'argcl Shunting News Page 37

Gold Coast 2-8-95 Cold & cIeal.( 151 - 75T NIGHT TRAP: A: S. Cannizzaro 1131125: B: D. Youn. 1131125: C: J. Short

HCP: 1st D. Reeves 23/25, 2nd B. Rooke 22/25,3rd B. Fnwcett 22/25.

Kingamy 6-8-95 Cold (231 - 25T HCP: C. Bchm 25125. 2nd W. Allen 27130, 3rd N. Liesegang 26/30. 15PR DR: A: P. Dousall 25/30; B: G. Schneider 22/30; C: R. Crawford 20130. 25T CONT: A: G. Bickerton 60160; B: J. Dunn 23/25; C: M. Behm 22/26. HG: P. Dougull.

Kceeh 871100.

Duffield Road Clontarf Qld 4019 President: Don Wyland Phone ( 0 7 ) 3284 3503 Secretary: Y v o n n e Field Phone ( 0 7 ) 3284 0301

Sunday 8th October 1995 Starting 9.30am

Event 2. 25t Handicap lst.Znd.3rd. Event 3. 25t C o n t i n e n t a l DB 15m Graded

* Event 4. 30t Point Score 15m Graded M.A.B.C.

* Total nominations

If whole program shot: Ladies. Juniors. Veterans $29.00

High Guns AA.A.B.C. Ladies, Juniors &Veterans High Guns

Scauller, D. Osbolme, G. Rixon; C: C. Grams, P. Porliri, M. MeGoucrn. 5OT CONT: M: R. Brown, W. Daniells: A: I. Greenland. J. Ecan. R. Gundry; B: G. dixon,. A: Scouller, T. Gibson; C: B. Brown, C. Grams. T. Crowson. 25T DB & 25T PS: AA. R. Wilson, W. Daniella: A: G. I(ocho. P. Jones, I<. Giltrow: B: G. Rixon, R. Cairns, L. hloorc: C: B. Brown, hl. Cairns, C. Grams. 25T HCP: 1st P. Todd. 2nd I<. Giltrow, 3rd W. Smith. 25T SB: AA: Q. Portiri, N. Pastlewaight; A: B. Pile, P. Jones, K. Giltrow; B: M. Hnrrold, R. Cairns, D. See; C: C. Grams, T. Crawson. W. Smith. HG: M: W. Daniolls; A: I. Gwen- wald: B: R. Wilson; C: B. B~.o\vn; Vet: D. Osbornc: Jnr: M. McGov- ern.

N o m a n t o n 22-7-95 \Varm & windy (9) - 25T SKEET HCP CD: W. Reeves. M. MeGill 25/25. 25T DB: A: W. Reeves 24152; B: C. Buhvgiar 25125; C: T. Schmidt 23125. IOPR DR: A: S. List 26/30; B: C. Buhagiar 14120; C: T. Schmidt 12120. 25T NIGHT DB: A: D. Reeves 24125: B: C. Bvhvgivr 20125; C: L. Wilson 20125. 25T NIGHT 11B CONT: M.

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they wish to announce great deals on all motor vehicles, with special discounts

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Page 38 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Oetobe~. 1995

McGill 25/25, W. Reeves, B. Rwkc 24125.

Normanton 29&30.7.95 Warm with a light breeze (91 - 125T BT ELIM: W. Reeves 112/125. hl. McGill 1101125, D. Reeves 1044125. 125T ISU SKEET ELIM: B. Rooko 1071125, M. MeGiil 1021125, \V. Reeves 981125. 150PR DT ELIM: D. Reeves 1201150, W. Reeves 1144150, M. McGill 1091150.

Normanton 26-8-95 Warm & windy (71 - 25T SKEET HCP CD: W. Reeves, D. Reeves, A. Wyatt 25/25. 25T PS: G. Wyatt 7205, W. Reeves 70/75, S. List 66/75. 25T DB: A: W & D. Reeves 24/25: B: A. Wyitt 17/25: C: B. Faweett 22/25. 25T DB CD: D. Reeves, S. List 25/25.

Port Denison 27-8-95 Windy & overcast (151 - 10T DB HCP: J. Robins 10110. 20T HCP: 1st M. Blain 21/22, 2nd K. Otto 20122, 3rd G. Dalton 17/20. 20T DB: M. Blain 20120. PI' DENISON 25T DB C'SHIP: A: M. Blain 60160; B. G. Meltby 24/25: C: 0. Perrett 21/25.

Redeliffe City 13-8-95 Fine (261 - 25T DB: AA: W. Carmen 25/25: A: P. Petersen 32/32; B: R. McNamara 25/25: C: D. Sehacker 25125.25T CONT: AA: W. Carmen 23/25; A: S. Cannaz- znm 24125; B: K. Noud 24/25: C: T. Hermans 2v26. 25T HCP: 1st P. Chang 25/25, 2nd H. Herman 24/25. 3rd S. Cannizzam 26/28. 25T PS: AA: W. C m e n 73/75: A: P. Petersen 7205: B: K N0"d 73/15; C: T. Hermans 62/75. HG: AA: W.

Rockhampton 6-8-95 Miserable (27) - 25T DB: A: D. Casagrande 74474: B: C. Warnoek 25/25: C: D. Berrie 24125.25T PS: A: P. Wood 75175; B: M. Beak 73/75: C: L. Knight 66/75. 25T SB: A: G. Wright 25125: B: K. Mnekay 23/25: C: D. Berrie 24/25. 15PR DR: 0.4 & A: M. Warnock 27/30; B; K. Mackay 25/30: C: G. Cooper 21/30, 25T SKEET: A: K Harrower 25/25: B: W. Brighton 22/25: C. G. Wright 23125. 25T SKEET HCP: 1st P. Hasre 51/56. 2nd G. Wright 49/54, 3rd K Harrower 391441. OAHG: P. Hoare 19U200. Roma 268~27-8-95 50T SKEET C'SHIP: OA: N. Aird 50150; A: N. Dimmick 49150; B: J. McEwvn 48/50; C: D. Hnrwood 42/50. ROMA SKEET C'SHIP: 1st M. Denton 69169, 2nd W. Turner 66/69, 3rd 3. MeEwan 57/57. WESTERN ZONE SKEET C'SHIP: OA: M. Denton 78/79: A: N. Aid 75/71; B: A. Dierke 77/79: C: G. Latemore 46.150. HILLGROVE SKEET C'SHIP: OA: N. Aird 61162; A: N. Dimmick 53154: B: A. Dierke 60162; C: G. Latemore 46/50. OAHG: N. Aird 1981200. 1995 WESTERN ZONE SKETE TEAM: M. Dentan, A. Pack, J. MeEwan, R. Nugent. W. Daniclls. Sunshine Coast 20-8-95 25T DB SS: AA: G. Fett 25125: A: S. Trafford 2iY25, D. Moffitt 23125: B: A. Hagarth 21/25, P. Bannister 19/25; C: A. Wenban, G. Pitstock, N. Keeeh 23125. 25T HCP: 1st N. Kcech 24/25. 2nd W. Humprheys

Gross Road, Woongoolba, Qld UBD Map 84 F i

PROGRAM FOR OCTOBER 1995 Procfice every Soturday 2.W to 5.Wpm $6.00 for 25 targets 7

1Wt Sporting - Graded trophies $35.00

75t Trap - Graded trophies $25.W

Event 1.25 Tgt Doubles $7.02 Event 2.50Tgt Handicap S14.W Event 3.50 Tgt High Gun $14.W

Total program: $35.03

E V P W Event 2.23 SIBSweeps S8.W

Event 3.33 DIE October Hlgh Gun $9.03 Event 4. Gold Coost Points Championship 25t DIB Cont. Points $8.W

Event 5. 15 Pair Double Rise 15m $9.00 Total progrom: S40.W

All events - Trophies 1st & 2nd AA.A.6.C. W% noms for VeteronslLadleslJunlon

Overoll High GunIFrontmarker Hlgh Gun

Queensland State Sporting Titles (see odv, for details) Club Jackpot -2 draw, Unlimited tickets S1.W each BBQ LUNCH - MORNING & A ~ i ~ m w m TEA - REFMSHMENR.

lhe Comrninee remwer the @hi to oner the progiomme without notice if necesq President: Mike Swale Ph: (07) 5533 1499

Secretory: Debbie Young Ph: (07) 5543 5362

I l l th & 12th November 1995 1 South-East Zone Skeet Carnival

Toowoomba Trap Shoot

Saturdav l l th Commencing: 9.30am Event 1.2% South-East Zone Skeet Doubles Championship.

Sash O/A - Graded trophies. $8.00 Event 2. 50t South-East Zone Skeet Handicap. Sash OIA -

Trophies Ist.2nd.3rd.4th. $15.00 OIS $2.00 'Event 3. 50t South-East Zone Skeet Championship. Sash

OIA - Graded trophies. $15.00 01s $2.00 Soulh-Ensr Zone Slicer Ten., xelecred or, the rrDoreprogra,trrrrc

OIA High Gun Sash - trophy donated by the McKean Family.

Event 4. 15 pair Queensland Double Rise Tower Championship. Sash OIA - Graded trophies. $12.00 01s $2.00

' Event 5.30t Queensland Double Barrel Night Tower Championship. Sash OIA - Graded trophies. $12.00 01s $2.00

Sundav 12th Commencing 9.30am 'Event I. 25t Double Barrel - 15m -Graded trophies $10.00

01s $2.00 Event 2. 25t Points - 15m -Graded trophies $10.00 OIS

$2.00 The Wells-Donovart Trap Team Clip on tlris eveur -

3 per tear11 ( I A + IB + IC grade) $1.00 Event 3.20t State Winchester Junior Event ( lo t DIB + 10t

Pts). Soonsored bv Winchester Australia. 500 Cart. - ~ i \ i A r . d ~ s ~ . ? n d r d . S4.00 - Evcnr 1. I 0 Rtir Uouhlc R[<c - I Sni . Graded rrr,~hie\ 5 \00 01s $2.00

Event 5. 20 Pair Aldo Sceresini Deauville Doubles Championship - 20m. Sash OIA -Trophies Ist.2nd. $10.00

Ladies, Juniors, Veterans, High Gun - 4 Graded H.G

Sashes - O/A High Gun Reduced noms Ladies, Juniors, Veterans

President Max Barton Ph: (076) 321 138 Secretary Ken Miller (076) 332 360

Club Ph: (076) 304 175

rget Shooting News Page 39 October 1995 Australian Clay Ta

34/37, 3rd W. Williams 33137. 30T MEDLEY: M: G. Fe t t 59160: .4: C. Uoyd 47150:-B:A.Hb$irth 43150: C.: N. Kcech 4560 15PR DR C'SHIP: OA. R , Felt 2u230: AA. \V. Stevens 30140: A. S TrriTord 23/30: B: A. Hogvrth 21.30; C: N. [(eeeh 27/40 SKRE'P A: W. Stevens 47/50. C: A Wenban. OAHG: R. Fct t 120i130

Wes te rn Zonc 29880-7-95 Cold &f ine (51, - 10T DB: M 10 Divided: A. 14 Dlvtded. B 4 Divided; C: 2 Divided ?5T WZ DB C'SHIP: OA: S. Smlth; AA: R Rosenhcrgcr, 2nd D. Smith; A P. Jones, 2nd R. Oundry: B: A. McDonald. 2nd A. Seouller; C: A. Jones. 2nd D Shepherd 25T WZ SB C'SHIP: OA: W. Humphrcys; AA: D. Smith, 2nd R. hlarnskc; A: hl. Lay. 2nd G. Watson; B: J Dunn, 2nd G. Dnrr; C: J. Gardncr. 2nd G. Nuskc. 50T WZ CONT TROPHY EVENT: OA: D. Smith: AA: S. La%. 2nd L. Chant: A: P. Nnrthcoft. 2nd I. Grecnlund: B: R. Wilson. 2nd G. Dnrr: C- J. Gardnor. 2nd A. Jones. 25T WZ PS C'SHIP: OA: D. Smith; AA: R. Mnrsoke, 2nd A. Pack: A: G. Bick- crtan. 2nd I. Greenland: B: R. Wicden. 2nd R. Wilson: C: J. Gnrdner, 2nd D. Shepherd. 50T

UB, AA. 1. Ch~r i l . 2nd A I'nck Blckerlon. 2nd R. Woodrow; B: R. 3rd D Smith: 9 G Kochn, 2nd P Wicdcn. 2nd G. Schneider: C: G. Henduron. 3rd I< Mills. I3 R Nuske. 2nd G. hfundcll. HG: D. \\'!Ison, 2nd i; nal-r. .Ird B Smith: IHG: G. Nuske; WZ Seoullo. (': G Mundell. 2nd G. Champ: D. Smith. \VZ Team: D. Noske. 3rd S. blttllignn 1BPR WZ Smith. M Loy, G. Biker ton, R. DR C'SNIP: OA B Allan; M \V Rosenhcrcer. P. McDonald. W.

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Bothwe l l 6.8-93 - - Cold & wet 111s 50T DB. A L hleC.dlun, 45/50. B 1' .Johnston 48'50. r h.1 Dowlnc 33/50

1)cvonport 13-8-95 sonny 6 (191 - w r S I ~ E P : A: P. RorklllT ,47150: H: A. hlurphett 48/50: C. 'T Atkinh 43160. 50T DR: AA. T Atkills 49150: A: K. Lar- rombe 41150: B: P. Rockliilic 49/51; C: T Byrle 45/50. SOT PS: M: T. A L ~ ~ " S ~0190: A: 11 n l ; , ~ ~ ~ , 64/90: B: P. Rorkliffc 80190; C: G. Pinner 64/90. HG: P. Rockciiffc 175fl90.

Warwick Clay Target Club Queensland

CHAMPlONSHlP NIGHT SHOOT Sponsored by W i c k h a m s Farms. Killarney

Saiurday 4th November 1995 7.00pm start tveiit 1 5 igt Eye O p e n e r Noms 51 W . Eienf 2 3CITgt South-East Zone Mlxed Target Nlght

i h a m p i o n r l ~ l p Noms Sl4.W S3:h ovelall Trophies 1st & 2 n d e a c h g r a d e AAA B C. - i ~ r . 1 3 Queenrland Sta te Deauvllie Doubies Night Chomplonrhip 20pr - 20mts Noms 512.00 Tn;h overall Trophies 1st & 2nd e a c h grode AA A B C

P r a c t i c e & s w e e p s t a k e s f r o m 2 . 3 0 ~ 1 ~ & BBQ f e o pr ior io n i g h i events

Sunday 5th November 1995 10.00am start . E b i t I 25 Tgt DiB 15 metres Points Score Sweepstakes Noms $6 W

Ebenr2 S T g t D/BTraphy 15 metres Nomr $10 W 1st & 2nd PA A.B.C. . Evecl3 25Tgt D/B Hand icap Trophy Noms S8.W Trophy 1st. 2nd.3rd . E ~ e r ~ r 3 10 Pall City of Wo~rick.D/RireChampionship

~ Noms $5 W B a d g e AA.A.8.C.

Hlgh Gun Trophy. E n c o u r o g e m e n f A w a r d .

Nomlnot ions . $29.00 Ladies. V e t e r a n s & Juniors. $24.00 Secretory: Clair Batterham, PO Box 158. Woiwick 4370

President: Greg Newey Ph: (076) 613 533 .~ . ~.~ ~~ . ~

P.ige .lo Auslralian Claj

Hohs r l30 -7 -95 Sunits & calnl 1B61 - 601' DB CI.UB c"S1ilP. CIA & A G Peck 8318% A- S Clover 4!1150: B: D. Dennison .18/50: C: S. Bowdcn 47/50. SOT I'I.1111 I'S C'SHIP: O h & A- S Glovrr 1:14,10fi M. S. B r o w t ~ l u ~ 14W180: H: t: .lackrn;sn 1151150. C. TI. i.;,rraon 1351150. 51 Cl.Llll hIXD A(TA SKEET C'SHII'. OA & *A: S I$rowntng .51/51: A. D lhtt'r .16;.51: 13. D. \Vccks 50101, r . .Isckmun

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'TCTA 12&13-8-95 Cold but fine 140) - 25PR STATE SKEET DB1,S C'SHIP: OA & AA: d. Briggs 47/50: A: T. Syman 51/58: B: R. Masun 45/50: C: A. Otley 44/50. 50T SKEET C'SHIP: OA & AA: B. Old 50150: A: A. Kenny 47150: B: G. Otley 49/51: C: A. Otley 47/50, lO0T STATE SKEET C'SHIP: OA & AA: J. Btiggs 1101112: A: G. Otley 981100: B: R. Smith 9W100: C: A. Blaskett 911100. HIGH GUNS: OA: J. Briggs 194/200: Jnr: A. OUey 1841200: Vet: G. Clarke 185/200; Lndics: J. Kent 19a229. STATE OPEN SKEET TEAM: J. Briggs, G. Amol. G. Otley. T. Symons. G. Blaskett. A. Kenny, G. Clarke, A. Otley, R. Burr, B. Barrow. TEAM HG: T Symons 54/55.

T a s m a n i a n 26-8-95 Windy & cold - 25T 'TRENCH: A: C. Blaskett 22126: B. N, hfeCallum 17r25; C: L. hleCallum 17/25. 25PR DT: A: G. Blnskett 36150: B: N. MeCallum 37/50: C: I.. Axtan

Bare l l an 10.8.95 Finc &sunny 1231 - 10T DB CD: R. Whylcross, N. hleDermatt, T. Sulnfia. M Stvnmorc 10110. 25T CENTRAL RIV DB CSHIP: OA & A: N. hlcDcrmott, 2nd K. Whyt- cross; B: G. Sehmotzcr. 2nd R. Evans: C: R. Riron. 2nd M. Iwin: vet: M. Stanrnorc: Jnr: M. .I.arkson. 20T PS HCP CD: A. Paonno 57/60. J Tiffen 56/60.

Bathurs t 16-7-95 Cool - lOOT DB: AA: L. Abwlcy. 2nd R. Wood: A: L. Alrrander: B: B. Daley, 2nd hl. Pound

Bnthurs t 6-8-95 Bloody mincrab1,lc - 10O'l' DR: AA- P. Hdlcy. 2nd L Abedey; A. L. Alcxandcr, 2nd S. Jackson; B: B. Dnley, 2nd A. Brrodlcy.

Bega 6-8-95 Pine but cool 1231 - 26T DD: B. Richards 25125, D. Ubrihim. J. Venesr 24125. 75 MXD TGTi: AA: B. Richards, B. L'ndcrliill: A: I<. Hayes. B. Elliotk B: D. Ubrihicn. 2. Sumrnel'ell; c: B. Pngden, C Vcness. FM: B. Pagden: HG: I<. Hayes.

Barnbals 19-8-95 Fine k srtnny 131) - 10T DB EO: 8 Divided. CLUB TROPHY: B. Deacon. 50T PS: A: D. Blcwitt. 2nd R. Brawn; B: 0 Bcnson. 2nd C. Shcehan; C: A. Roberts. 2nd J. Veness. HG: D. Blcwitt: JHG: A Roberts.

Boorows 27-8-95 Finc & cold (561 - 25T CENTRAL ZONE DB C'SHIP: OA & A: hf. Campbell 49150. 2nd B. Cole 39/40: M: D. Piotrowski 47148. 2nd JW. Smith 4314+ B: &I. Walshc 25/25, 2nd J. Garman 30132: C: D. Powcr 25/25, 2nd A. Zinapoulou 24/25. Z5T CENTRAL ZONE SB CSHII': OA & M: JW. Smith 25125.2nd P. Simon 25/26; A: J. Allan 24125, 2nd Mcv Cnmphcll 33/35> B: R. Percivul 24/25, 2nd d . Gorman 32138: C. A. Zic~opouluus 22125. 2nfd D. R,wel. 21125. 25T CENTRAL ZONE PS C'SPIIP. OA

Canowindra 16-7-95 Finc & sunny (25) - 10T EO: 13 Possibler. CENTRAL ZONE CHAMP OF CHAMPS: OA & AA: G. Sinelair, 2nd J. Finis: A: A. Boyd, 2nd D. Drogemuller: B: J. Rue. 2nd K. Reid: C: G. King. 2nd &l. Cnrnpbcll. IOPR DR CD: G. Sinelair 19/20.

Cecil Park 14-7-95 Cold 1191 - 10T PS EO: A: P. Micallef 30150: B. J. Koolhanis

29130: C: A. Borg 24/30. 25T DB: A: hl. Bnjnda 41142. 2nd K. Bosrnko 40N2; B: G. I<oolbnnis 25/25. 2nd J. Occhiuto 22125; C: P. Cnmilleri 19125, 2nd A. Borg 18'25. 2,iT PS: A: P. Fnrrugia 7S175; B: J. lionlbnnis G7170. C: P. Camilleri GSIi6.

Ceeil P a r k 28-7-95 Cold 1301 - 10T PS EO: A: D. McLeod 80180: R: hl. Rejnd.~. R Violi 30130: C: I<. Buhngiar 20125. 2nd D. Coundrclis 21/28 25T DB CONT: A: P. Fu l . ru~n , L. Pezzono. D. Sultana 24/25; B: P. Micnllof 24125; C: J . Camillcri 23125.

Cecil Park 12-8-95 Fine 1151 - SOT C'SHIP: OA: 3. Cavallaro; A. M. Daley; B: I. Stewart; C: C. Scicluna.

Ceeil P a r k 18.8-95 Pine 1231 - 10T PS EO: A: C. Sherry 30130: B: G. Georgierski 28130: C: J. Agostino 25130. 30T hMD: 9: I<. Bosanko 60162, 2nd G . RootcsbYIBl: B: I<. Violi 49150. 2nd G. Rapisvrda 4=0: C: I<. Buho- ginr 14/50. 20T DB: A: M. Newman. K Boaanko 20120: B: P. Mieallcl. R. Violi, E. Chahinc 19120: C: K. Buhsgiar 18120.

Cessnock 29&90.7-95 Sunny & windy (18&621 - W PS ELIM: AA: H. Ystcs: A: K. Morgan: B: D. Pickles; C: P. Jackson. 25T DB C'SHIP: OA &

16th h iversary Shoot Saturday & Sunday, October 28th & 29th

Saturday 12 noon start I:se~u I . I0 T g t Dl3 EO C a s h Di\.ide Soms $10.00

E v e n t 2.20 T z I SB 1 5 m 1st & 2nd M.A.B.C. $15.00 o / s 92.00 f icnt :>. 25 T g t \\'cat Bagan DB C l ~ i % i ~ ~ p i a r t s h i p I 5 m 1st L 2 n d r\r\.-\.B.C. S15 .00 0 1 s 6'2.00

lvlorv e v e n t s litlle permitting . E v m t 4. 20 Pr W e s t c r ~ i Z a n c N i g h t D e a w i l l c D o ~ t b l e s (:'sliip Is1 L 2 n d $15.00

Sunday 29th 9.00am start E v e n t 5. 20 T g t 1's liim 1st L 2nd M.A.B.C. $15.00 o/s 6 2 . 0 0

r B e n t li. 20 T z t L)B H a n d i c ; l p (Ca lcu t t a E u e n i ) 1st R- 2 n d 11-1.5 16-15 18-22 5 1 5 . 0 0 o/s 6'2.00

E v r n l 7. 20 1'1. Doul,le Rise 1st & 2nd M . A . B . C . $20.00 01s $2.00

Ormll M ' i n n r r Even t 7 C a s h P r i ~ e SIOO. - 01,ct-all H i g h Gun S.500.00 TI-aael \ 'or ichcr

I n r r l - m ~ d i a t c H i g h Cun -AA.A.B.C. I.ocly, J u n i o r \ 'c tcnin I-Iigh Glm S h s l ~ c s

T o ~ l Nolns $105, 0,;s $10 = $1 15.00 - I . a d i c s . J ~ ~ n i o r s & Y r i c r a n s l l a l l price

Accommodation: C o u n t 1 7 M;lnor M o t o r Inn 068 321445 . Ahtilo h l o t e l 0 6 8 32llii(i0. Nyngan M o t o r Inn 068 3 2 1 5 0 1

(tnr/i ,ry f n c i l i l i ~ ~ . ~ on sound. COO/ZE// bn.rrl$~rl nmil<,,bk on Sar~drg r ,zor~~i?~g.

1'1,t-ther inH,rmatini i c o n t a c t : PI-esident Ted H o d s o n , Nyngan 068 321824 . Sccret;rty D i a n n e Poxvell, Nyngan 068 321088 .

October 1895 Australinn Clay Tnlget Shooting Ncwr Page 4 1

JACARANDA OPEN

l l th and 12th November 1995 (note change of date)

Saturday l l th November atloam Event 1:

Noms $12.00. 25T Double Barrel Cash Divide Graded AA.A.B.C.

Event 2: Noms $15.00. 25T Grafton City Single Barrel. Overall Sash and 1st in Grade, 1st and 2nd Trophy AA.A.B.C.

Event 3: Noms $15.00. Northern Zone Continental DB Championship. Overall Trophy & Sash. 1st & 2nd Trophy AA.A.B.C. . .

Event 4: Noms $15.00.25T Grafton City Double Barrel. Overall Sash and 1st in Grade. 1st and 2nd Trophy AA.A.B.C

Sunday 12th November at 9am Event 5:

Noms $30.00.50T Double Barrel Jacaranda Classic. Overall Trophy and Sash. 1st & 2nd Trophy AA.A.B.C.

Event 6: Noms $15.00, 01s $2.00. Winchester 25T Handicap. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th.

Event 7: Noms $16.00. Grafton City 15Pr Double Rise Championship. Overall Sash & 1st in Grade. 1st & 2nd Trophy AA.A.B.C.

Open High Gun - Sash and Trophy. AA.A.B.C. Grade High Gun Sash. Ladies, Juniors. Veterans - Trophy over

2 days. Discounted Noms Juniors and 2nd Family Members.

President P. McGuire 066 423206 Secretary B. Nash 066 542296

AA: I. Mcr~ick 30130. 2nd H. Yatcs: A: K. Morgan 28128. 2nd G. Kennerson; B: L. Kirkby. 2nd J. Worthinyon; C: G. Gosling, 2nd N. Gay. 25T PS C'SHIP: OA & AA: T. Turner 74. 2nd A. Del Ben: A. B. Snmucls 71175. 2nd M. ITeight 7Ofl5: B: M. Ling 72/15, 2nd P. Bartlett: C: T. Hvdson 67175, 2nd N. Gay 65/75.25T SB C'SHIP. OA & A: M. Height 25125.2nd P. Fartugia 24125; AA: J. Blazcly. 2nd H. Yates; B: T. Saville 24/25, 2nd A. Vine 23125: C: T. Hudson 22/25. 2nd M. Bailey 21/25.25T DB: i\A: A. Cullis, 2nd D. Harris: A: M. Bourkc, 2nd C. Lindsay; B: P. Allen. 2nd M. Ling: C: T. Hudson. 2nd G. Gosling. NS\V STATE NIGHT PS C'SHIP: OA: C. Shcrry 1461150; M: A. Del Ben, 2nd TJ. Turner; A: hl. Height 142, 2nd M. Bourke 141; B: P. Bartlctt 130, 2nd G. Mvrtiott 127; C: T. Hudson 140, 2nd J. Peters J n r 123. 5T P S ELIM: AA. C. Sherry: A: P. O'Neill; B: hl. Ling; C: H. Gay. 25T DB: M: A. Del Ben, 2nd J. Saville; A: K. Morgan, 2nd T. Mitchell: B: L. Kirkby, 2nd A. Vine: C: G. Allston, 2nd T. Hudson. 25T DB CONT CSHIP: OA & AA: T. Turner, 2nd A. Oel Ben; A: B. Smith, 2nd T. Mitchell: B: L. Kirkby, 2nd T. Hudson: C: I. Puss- field, 2nd G. Gosling. 25T PS CONT C'SHIP: OA & A: T. Mitchell. 2nd P. Furrugia; AA: A. Del Ben, 2nd C. Sherry: B: P. Bartlett, 2nd L. Kirkby; C: P. Jackson. 2nd D. Huckstadt. HG: M: A. Del Ben; A: P. Farrugia; B: F. Bartlett: C: T. Hudson; Lndics: Y. Forsyth; Jnr: J. Saville; Vet: G. MarriotL.

Coleambdly 12-8-95 Sunny 126) - 10T EO CD: B. Shields 30130. 25T PS C'SHIP A: I. Evans 72175; B: A. King 60175; C: .J. Shields 58175; Jnr: C. Shields 42175. 20T DB HCP CD: T. Harbor 20120. G. Evans 19120.

Cooms 30-7-95 Overcast & cold 1131 - 10T CONT EO CD: N. Teale, P. Ewart, D. Ubrihien. J. Jaanos 10110. 50T CONT CLUB C'SHIP: OA: F. Pettiella 59160; AA: J. Jasnos 48150; A: K. Hayes 58/60; B: S. Mclntyre 4W50.25T DB HCP: 1st K Hayes 26/26, 2nd J. Jasnoo 25126, 3rd F Pettiella 24/25. HG: J. Jasnas 87/89.

Corown 27-8-95 Fine & sunny (411 - 10T PS CD: H. Stolpe, K. Ogricn, A. Lalferty. E. Cnvcdon, K. Maurey, N. Cwper 30130.20T DB CSHIP: 0.4 &A: N. Cooper 46/46, 2nd G. Lafferty 45146: B: J. Pearrc 25/26, 2nd P. Green 23124; C: C. Elkington 23/24, 2nd \V. Kennedy 22/24. IOPR DR: OA & B: C. Sanders 17120. 2nd 0. Whyte 16/20; A: K Msurey 24130, 2nd E. Cavedon 39150; C: T. Worthington 13/20, 2nd A. Laffelty 19/30, 12PR DD: 1st G. Davis & K Maurey 17117. 2nd R. Duffy & N. Cwper 16/17; Jnr: L. Wignall & L. Whyte 8/12. NOV DB: D. Whyte 15116, 2nd S. Collins 14/16.

Cowra 58.6-8-95 Fine but cold (978-82) - 10T CD: 54 Passibles. LACHLAN VALLEY DB C'SHIP: OA: C. Salafia 205/205; M: G . Rootes 2041205, 2nd R. Hibbelt 20mo3; A: J. Salafra

12th November 1995 commencing at 12.00 noon

25 Targets each D/B, S/B, P/S. 1st & 2nd A.4.A.B.C. and Overall High Gun

The club 1s s ~ t u a t e d about 1.5km from Waller- awang on the nght hand slde of the Portland Wallerawang Road.

Food, drinks and ammunition are available on the grounds

Rod Piper. President (063) 512609ah Mick Ahrenfeld, Secretary (063) 555530ah

Page 42 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Octobo 1995

2041205, 2nd B. Cole 1031104; B. L. Kirkby 34135, 2nd P. Cauchi 33134; C: P. Ringold 44/45, 2nd B. Thompson 30131; Ladies: K Ken- nerson 24/25: Jnr: D. Dro~emuller 47/48: Vek R. Percival 24125. 20T HCP: 1st M. Bourke 46146, 2nd G. Kennerson 45/46, 3rd P. Farmgia 30131. LEN BIRD SHIELD: G. Kennerson, K. Kennecion. L. Kohler 58160. 10T NIGHT CD: 21 Passibles. NSW STATE NIGHT DB CONT CBHIP: OA: J. Caltabi- ane 50150: AA R. Dale 8U82,Znd S. Caltabiane 80182; A: M. Lyons 10W108, 2nd K Nealon 1051108: B: T. Bertan 48/50, 2nd P. Cauchi 47150: C: \V. Barton 48150. 2nd A. Healey 45/50; Ladies: K. Kenner- son 45/50: Jnr: S. Sehmetzee 47150. 5T CD: 46 Possibles. lOOT CO\VRA GOLD CUP. OA: R. Wright 1531158: Ak D. Piotrawski 1521153, 2nd R. Hibbert 1701171; A: D. Forster 9W100, 2nd B. Manns 1011104; B: J. Gemmcll 991105, n2d G. Camilleti 981105; C: T. Harbor 931106, 2nd B. Thomp- son 921106; Ladies: K. Kcnnerson 951100; Jnr: S. Semuels 971100. JNR COWRA GOLD CUP: Under 14: A. Henley 771100; Under 16: S. Sehmetrer 9W100: Under 18: S. Scuito 851100. HG: J. Finn 228: LHG: K. Kennerson 201; JHG: S. Schmetzer 212.

CmokweU 19-8-95 Great (32) - 10T PS CD: A: P. Mahoney. D. McMillan 30130: B: N. Mannix. I. Crisp 30130: C: P. . Munday 30130, 2OPR DRR C'SHIP: OA: D. Scott 34/40: A: L. Hcarne 31/40. 2nd 3. Webster 33/50: B: N. Skclly 28140. 2nd N. Mannix 34/50: C: A. Frost 28/40. 2nd C. Luck

251440. 2QT DB: A: D. Smtt 29/29: B: C. h d c r s o n 20120; C: A. Frost 20120. 10T CRAZY PS: A: D. Scolt 36150: B: N. Skelly, C. Anderson. I. Crisp 30130; C: P. Mundy 37150.

Dubbo 6-8-95 Good I361 - 25T DB CD: AA 3. Farrell, D. Eilis. R. Varley. R. Hammond 25/52; A: P. McGuire, B. Sweeney 25125; B: C. Fuller 25125, R. Phefley 24152; C: C. Brooks 24125. N. Wvtkins 23/25. SOT P S C'SHIP: OA & M: J . Farrcll 1961198. 2nd R. Varley 1591164; A: P. Smith 1931198, 2nd M. Molaney 1431150; B: C. Fuller 141/150,2nd R. Campbell 1401153; C: C. Lawrence 1301150. 2nd J. Cunningham J n r 1251150. 25T DB C'SHIP: OA & Ak J. Farrell 1111112, 2nd S. Godwin 1051106; A: M. Maloney 1111112. 2nd D. Hnncock 35/38: B: W. Laskcr 60161, 2nd R. Phefiey 24/25; C: C . Lawrence 36137, 2nd N. Warhlns 31/33. OAHG: J. Furrcll; VHG: S. Godwin; JHG: C. Bmoks.

Dubbo 6-8-95 Cold & windy (181 - 10T DB CONT EO: A. Cairns, R. Carr 10110. 20T DB CONT PS: A A K. Heywood 54/60: A: K. Fuller 57160, 2nd E. Tucker 56/60: B: G. Hosking 51/60, 2nd R. Nnef 45150; C: P. Wyner 51160, 2nd P. Honeymon 48160. 25T DB CONT CBHIP: OA: K. Fuller 25125; M: K. Hcywaod 24/25; A: R. Cam 24125. 2nd E. Tucker 23125: B: R. Nvef 22/26, 2nd G. Hosking 21126; C: P. Wyner 21/25, 2nd A. Cairns 20125. 25T SB CONT: R. Csvr 24125, 2nd K. Hcywood 23125, 3rd P. Wyner 21125. lOPR DR: R. Carr 16120, P.

29th October

100 T g t s Cash Even ts Graded 1. 25 PS. 2.25 SB. 3.50 DB.

$44.00 f o r t h e lot .

P res D. McLeod (02) 6258631. Sec R. Hunt (02) 6017594bh.

Sunday October 8th 1995 - 11 am start KEITH ~ O D G E MEMORIAL AND ANNIVERSARY

Event 1. l o t PIS Elopener $5.00 Event 2.25t PIS Anniversary C'ship O/A 2 Grades Winners 2nd A.B.C. Trophy

Lady.Junior.Vet. $9.00 LadNet $6.00 Jun $4.00 O/S $2.00 Event 3.50t Keith Hodge Memorial D/B C'ship O/A 3 grade winners 2nd AA.A.B.C.

$18.00 LadNet $14.00 Jun $8.00 01s $2.00 Event 4.20t Hlcap 1st $50 2nd $30 3rd $20. $8.00 LadNet $6.00 Jun $4.00

Keith Hodge Memorial Team Shoot on Event 3. 5-Shooter team 3 from one club. I case of shell for winning team plus ribbon.

Junior comp to be shot in conjunction with Elopener. $150 open order. From McGeochs Hunting & Fishing Store. Prop. Col Elkington. For possible shot over program.

HIGH GUN MEDALLION

LADY JUNIOR & VETERAN HIGH GUNS

October 1995 Auslrulian Clay Targel Shooting News Page 43

I NISBWu Gun Club Ltdu I 131 Booralie Road, Terrey Hills, 2084

October 1995 Wed. 4th:

Afternoon practice and night shoot Sat. 7th:

* 1.00pm - Trap 1 OOt * 25t Hlcap - lst.2nd.3rd. $10.00

50t D/B - 1st & 2nd each grade $20.00 25t PIS C/D $10.00

Wed. l lth: Afternoon practice and night shoot

Sat. 14th: Practice - Trap & Skeet

Wed. 18th: Afternoon practice and night shoot

Sat. 21st: * 1.00pm - Skeet IOOt *Trophy 1st & 2nd each grade - AA.A.B.C.

$40.00 Wed. 25th:


* 10.00am - 100t Sporting Clay Shoot Noms $42.00

November 1995 Wed. 1st:


Practice - Trap & Skeet Wed. 8th:

Afternoon practice and night shoot Sat. l lth:

1.00pm - Trap 100t DIB lst, 2nd AA.A.B.C. $40.00

Nominations close for the first event one hour after advertised starting time. The Directors reserve the right to change the pub-

lished program as required. A Firearms Safety Awareness Officer is available every Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.

Location: 131 Booralie Road, Terrey Hills, N.S.W. 2084 5kms from Mona Vale Road Phone: (02) 450 1775 Fax: (02) 486 3497

President Alex Comino Ph: 21 1 3888 BIH Secretary Geoff H a ~ e y Ph: 449 6068 AIH

Treasurer John Richardson Ph: 489 5906 BIH Club Captain Bob Clifton Ph: (043) 281 951

Jackson, K. Hoywaod, K. Fuller 14120.

Forest 13-8-95 Fine & warm (39) - l O O T DB CONT: OA&A: J. Wcbster 941100, 2nd J. Maloy 921100: AA: C. Sherry 901100: B: N. Mannix 971104, 2nd P. Gauchi 961104; C: A. Howlctt 901100, 2nd J. DiGori 791100.

Overcast cool winters day (12) - lOPR DR CD: A. Paonne 17/20, D. Turner 15/20, L. Graham 14120. 20PR DD C'SHIP: 1st A. Paonne & S. Papasidera 18/20, 2nd D & G. Graham 18/20, 20T DB CD: G. Ceelv. A. Paonnc 20120. HG: A.

Grenfell lS-8-95 Fine (25) - 10T DB EO: D. Dm- gemuller, A. Dragcmullcr, G. Sin-

MEMORIAL GUN CLUB 22nd October - 9.30am start

Event 1. 10 Tgt Double Barrel E l 0

Event 2. 100 Tgt "Geoff Seary" Memorial Point Score Championship Option. Sweep each 25 + overall Overall winner sash and case cartridges, 1st in grade 112 case cartridges, 2nd in grade 100 cartridges. Ladies 100 cartridges.

Event 3.50 Tgt Junee Gun Club Single Barrel

Option. Sweep each 25 +overall

OVERALL WINNER, 1ST IN GRADE & LADIES TROPHY REDUCED NOMS LADIES, VETERANS AND JUNIORS

Cartridges and refreshments available on ground

C lub located 1.5km north of town on eastern side of railway

President C. Brandon Ph: (069) 242 373 Secretary W. Hulm Ph: (069) 243 169

Page 44 Australian Clay 1 h g e t Shooting News October 1995

clair, R. Ryder, J. Finn, R. Thomp- son, A. Boyd 10110: 25 MXD TGTS: OA & AA: C. Milligan 50151, 2nd A. Dmgemuller 49/51: B: A. Boyd 33/35, 2nd M. Pound 32135: C: R. Thompson 30135, 2nd A. Wnugh 27/35. 20T TROPKY: 1st D. Dro- gcmuller 26/26, 2nd R. Rydcr 25126. 3rd A. Boyd 21122. 20T PS: 1st C. Milligan 60160, 2nd G. Sin- clair 59/60. 3rd T. Ncalon 59/60. HG: C. Milligvn 12W125.

Gunning Dalton 5-8-95 Fine & cwl 18) - 10T EO: 1st C. Skelly. 2nd N. Skelly, 3rd C. Primmer. 20T DB: 1st R. MacNa- mara. 2nd P. I.uck. 3rd R. Primmer Snr. 10T PS: 1st R. Mae- Namara, 2nd C. Primmer. 3rd N. Skclly. 15T HCP: 1st P. Luck, 2nd C. Primmer. 3rd N. Skelly. 20T CONT: 1st P. Luck, 2nd K. Luck. 3rd N. Skelly.

Guyrn 30-7-95 Cool but fine 138) - COOL 100 DB OA: G. Lancnster 1671161; AA: J. Varlcy 1661167. 2nd R. Vidal 1431144; A: N. Campion 1091112, 2nd P. Smith 1081112; B: 11. Ralfe 1031113, 2nd C. Schmidt 102/113; C: 3. Cunningham Jnr 881100 2nd I. Pearson 85,100.

Guyrn 26-8-95 117) - 25T OB CD: B. Sxveeney, G. Baxter. G. Lancastcr 25125; A: A. Skinner, R. Skinner 25/25: B: W. Lasker 24125: C: P. Kent, I. Pearson 21/25. 30T CLUB CHAMP OF CHAMPS: 0A: G. Lancaster 75/75; AA. B. Sweeney 74/75: A: N. Campion 43/50; B: B. McCle- naghan 46/50; C: I. Pearson 41150. 20T DB HCP: 1st A. Skinner

24124, 2nd D. dackcs 23/24,3rd W. Lssker 21122. HG: B. Sweeney 94195.

Hnv 6-8-95 --- .~~~~ Cold Pi windy (14) - 10T PS EO CD: P. Headon. B. Doylc 28/30. 20T DB: OA 8: A: I. Headon 29P2% B: S. Thompson 25/26. C: S. Thompson 14120. 25T SB: OA & A : B. Doylc 24152; B: S. Thompson 22/25: C: S. Thompson 18125. 20T DB HCP: 1st S. Thompson 29/29. 2nd W. Headon 28/29, 3rd P. Headon 19120. 10T CLUB MUG: W. Headon 10110. HG: B. Doylc 90195.

n l n w e r r s 6.8-95 Sunny with slight winds I221 - MAY MUGS CUP: d. I.umhcrs 54154. AUGUST MUGS CUP: P. Bradwell 48151. COMBINED DIS. CIPLINES: 75T SICEBTIDTVI'RENCH: AA: W. Jones 63/75: A: A. Amhs 58/75: B: J. MeMillan 47175: C: J. DeGori 36/75. BG: P. Zantiotis 68175. OAHG: W. Jones, P. Znntiolis.

Invercll19&20-8-95 Fine & sunny 177&R2) - 25T DB C'SHIP: OA: 3. Sleighthalme 2051205; AA: J. Kent 203/204,2nd P. Halmes 148114% A: B. Sweeney 1941195, 2nd P. Brown 120/121; B: A. Vine 1301131, 2nd M. Stibhard 40141: C: G. Allston 72/73. 2nd P. Jackson 27P28. 25T PS C'SHIP: OA: H. Yvtcs 132/132; AA: J. Sleighthnlmc 1141117. 2nd R. Loy 110111; A P. Brummell 86/87, 2nd S. Bmvden 80181: B: J. Duehatel 1281129, 2nd R. Rolfe 74/75; C: Y. Forsyth 71/75, 2nd G. Allston 7Ofl5. 25'r NZ DB C'SHIP: OA: J .

Sunday 22nd October - llam start Event lo t Double Barrel Eye Opener CID.

Event 30t Presidents DL3 Graded C'ship. To be shot in conjunction with Presidents Shield. Overall sash and 3

F,vent. 20t Double Barrel Handicap. To be shot in conjunction

Event 20t Single Barrel Championship. Overall sash & 2 grades and trophies.

Novice event. 15t Novice Single Barrel. Sash and trophies.

Refreshments, BBQ lunch and afternoon tea available

Secretary: B. Wignall(060) 332550 Treasurer: R. Gulliver (060) 351731

Location: Nolans Road, Lakesland

The Harry Nolan Anniversary Shoot Sunday 3rd December 1995 - 10.00am start

5 Target Eye Opener No charge

100 Target Double Barrel Championship Noms $46 - Sweeps $1 each 25t

Graded AA.A.B.C. Sash and Trophies to the value of $400 for 1st and $250 for 2nd in each Grade.

HIGH GUN - TROPHY AND ONE CASE OF SHELLS

Refreshments and shells available on ground Ladies and Juniors 112 nonx

All profits from this shoot will be donated to the Jennifer Eggins Carzcer Support Fzmd

President. Don Easraway (046) 57 1 276 AIH (02) 525 1158 BIH Secretary: John Scott (048) 613 652 AIH (048) 622 160 B/H

Oelobel. 1995 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 45

NSW STATE SKEET C'SHIP: OA: N. Malouf 1 1 / 1 1 AA: P. Kauroupis 1121114, 2nd N. Aird 1091111; A: P. Vella 981100 2ndd P. Nash 1061110; B: M. 'Fober 961100, 2nd A. Vine 951100; C: G. Didlick 921100, 2nd K. Daniels 871100: Women: M. Denton 981100. Jnr: G. Barton 971100; Vet: A: Najar S51100.

P o r t Macquarie 6-8-95 Fino & sunny (201 . 10T EO CD: 6 Possibles. 25T PS C'SHIP: OA & A.4 K. Neill 74/75', A: R. Marsden 69175; B: D. Aitken 69/75, C: D. Pasfield 64/75. 20T HCP:'lst K. Neill 21/21, 2nd D. Pasfield 20121, 3rd K. hlcWhirter 33135. IOPR DR CD: K Ncill, K. MeWhirter 17/20. HG: K. Neill.

Shodhaven 13-8-95 Fine (23) - 1OT EO: L. Cook, P. Schreiber, R. McGee, J. Bainbridgc 10110. 25T DB: A: d. Bainbridge

Sydney 4-8-95 Cold night (28)- 20T EO: 1 Possible. 25T DB & 25T PS TROPHY: A.4 L. Trew 98/100; A: K. Skourou 911100; B: 0. Cemvl 991100; C: S. Kipri 701100. HG: L. ~ r c ~ 118/120.

~. ~ ~u - - -- Cool (46) - 20T 110: 2 Possible~. 25T SB TROPHY: A.4 J. Boulos 24125; A: F. Luccvrda 22125; B: C. Briotelis 23/25; C: G. Agostino 21125. SCTC SOT DB C'SHIP: OA & AA: J. Boulos 48/50, 2nd H. as- sianou 46150: A: J. I(usec 47/50. 2nd S. Tason 48/53: B: B. Issmnil 47150. 2nd C. Biseossi 62/66; C: G. Agortino 42/50, 2nd C. Dcrnettiov

Wyrallah Road. Lismore (opposite city dump)

October 1995 Two-Day Shoot Saturdav 21st October

Event 1. 25TD/Barrel 15nlTrophy M.A.B.C. $10.00 Event 2. 25T D/Barrel Points Score Trophy M.A.B.C.

$12.00 Event 3. 25TD/Bmel Single Barrel Trophy AA.A.B.C.

$12.00 Event 4. 25T D/Barrel C/ship Badge &Trophy M.A.B.C.

1st & 2nd $15.00

Sundav 22nd October Event 5. 20T D/Bmel 15m Trophy M.A.B.C. $10.00 Event 6.30T D/Barrel 15m Badge &Trophy 1st & 2nd

$15.00 Event 7. 25T D/Barrel Points Score Trophy M.A.B.C.

$12.00 Event 8. 25TD/Barrel Continental 15m Trophy

M.A.B.C. $12.00

Total noms: $98.00

41150. 25T PS TROPHY: AA: J. Boulos 72175; A: J. Kusec 73175; B: B. Frost 71175; C: G. Agostino 68/75. HG: J. Boulos 1621170.

Tarnworth 6-8.95 Cold &overcast (231 - 50T SKEE?': OA: R. Prior 50150; AA: C. Barton 49150. 2nd D. Michie 49/50; A: C. Barton 48150, 2nd R. Taylor 47/50; B: M. Bryant 45150, 2nd L. Cameron 42150: C: J. Sleightholmc 45150. 2nd M. O'Connor 41/50; D:

Singleton Clay Target Club

I Kingland Shield Wayne Wiegold Shield

Sunday November 5th 9.00am start

LUNCH AND DRINKS AVNLABLE ON-SITE CAMPING AVAILABLE

FOOD, DRINKS AND AMMO AVAILABLE

October 1995 Austral~an Clay Target Shooting Ncws Page 47

Taree Wingham 27-8-95 Warm & fine 110) - IOOT TRENCH HCP: 1st D. Paafield 931100, 2nd P. Smith 911100. 3rd P.Rynn 871100.

. . Wngga 29-7-95 Cold & cloudy 1281 - 10T DB EO:

12 Possibles. 50T WGC DB C'SHIP: OA: C. Salaliu 5W58; AA: S. Guest 57158. 2nd T. Wright 5516: A: hf. Rwke 63165. 2nd M. Campbell 62165; B: R. Duffy 47151. 2nd P. MeIntosh 46151: C: L. Blake 37150, 2nd G. King 36/50. 50T PS C'SHIP: OA: T. Wright 1471150: AA: S. Guest 1451150. 2nd C. Salafia 1411150; A. hf. Campbell 1421150, 2nd W. Ronald 1361150: B: C. Sanders 1431150. 2nd D. Hcalsy 1201150: C: T. Harbor 1061150, 2nd L. Blvkc 1051150. HG: T. Wright 2061210.

GUURA GUN CLUB advise that due to a clash w i t h the I.S.U. Nationals, the

I.S.U. shoot on October 21st and 22nd. advertised in the N.S.W. B l u e Book, wil l not b c held.

Alternatively, fo r those wanting pre-Nationals practice, our faci l i ty wi l l be available on

Saturday, October 7th from 12.00pm and Sunday, October 8th

R. Varley, Secretary, (067) 721 461

Saturdav niaht 28th October 1995 8 . 3 0 ~ m Event I . 2 5 Tgt Southern Zone Night DB C'ship 15 + i

01.4 - Sash, Badge & Trophy Grades - 1st AA.A.6.C. -Trophy

Sundav 29th October 1995 9.OOam Event I . 25 Tgt National Capital DB C'ship 12 + I

O/A - Sash. Badge &Trophy Grades - 1st AA.A.6.C. -Trophy

Event 2. 25 Tgt National Capital SB C'ship 12 + I O/A - Sash, Badge &Trophy Grades - 1st AA.A.B.C. -Trophy

Event 3. 25 Tgt National Capital PS C'ship 12 + I O/A - Sash, Badge & Trophy Grades - 1st AA.A.B.C. -Trophy

Event 4. 15Pr National Capital DR C'ship I 2 + i O/A - Sash, Badge &Trophy Grades - 1st AA.A.B.C. -Trophy

Healey 21127, 2nd C. Weaver 26/21,3rdT. Redondo 29131,4th T. Wright 28/31. JD COX MEM' SHIELD: LEETON No.1 - S. Guest, T. Salatia, C. Snlafia, A. Paonne, S. Papasidero 35013'75. HIGH GUNS: Team: S. Guest 1251125; OA: T. Wright 1531155: Vet: C. Sanders 1381155; Ladies: L. Blake 1251155; Jnr: S. Sehmetzer 12W155; Sub Jnr: A. Healey 1131155. RZ TRAP TEAM: S. Guest, G. Tabain, T. Wright, C. Brandon, R. Williams, M. Rooke, hf. Pommer. P. Englebreeht, K O'Brien. T. Harris. C. Salafia, A. Puonnc.

Wskehurst 13-8-95 Fine & sunny (241 - 30T DR C'SHIP: OA: N. Louens 21/30; A: M. Vat 19130, 2nd H. Kassianou 18/30: B: S. Raymond 18130, 2nd J. Dimertiou 23/40: C: H. Vat 19/40, 2nd M. Humphries 17/40.

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS Clubs intending on advertising shoots being held very early in the month, areadvised toadvertise thedetails in an eariieredition to that of competition, to avoid disappointment of the material not reaching the reader in time.

Every effort is made by h e office and printers to mail out our monthly magazine to arrive prior to or on the 1stof the month. This is not aiwabfs a certainty as many factors are to be determined in reaching this deadline, some of which are beyond our control.

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SYDNEY CLAY TARGET CLUB LIMITED ANNIVERSARY SHOOT - 1 1 and 12 November 1995

At least $ 1 1,000 in Cash, Winchester Ammo, Sashes and Medals,

SATURDAY 1 1 NOVEMBER. 1995 - 10.30am IEVENT ONE IEVENT TWO

25t DB Cash Divide Graded Eye Opener A A - A - B - C $1 0.00 from noms put into the prize pool

30t DB Anniversary Classic ,l st and 2nd Overall 1st and 2nd Each Grade

25T SB Championship 1st and 2nd Overall 1st and 2nd Each Grade

NOMS: $16.00

EVENT THREE

20Pr Double Rise Trophy I st Overall 1 st and 2nd Each Grade

NOMS: $17.00

EVENT FOUR

I NOMS: $20.001 NOMS: $20.00)

i TOTAL NOMINATIONS ... $ 73.00 - DAY ONE - (Plus Optional Sweeps)]

SUNDAY 12 NOVEMBER, 1995 - 9.00arn

EVENT FIVE

20t DB Handicap Classic Sponsored by Prizes - 1 st to 5th 1st - 2 cases shells 2nd - 1 % cases shells 3rd - 1 case shells 4th - 3/4 case shells 5th -%case

EVENT SIX

50t DB Sydney Clay Target Club Ltd Anniversary Championship I st, 2nd, 3rd Overall 1st and 2nd Each Grade

NOMS: $16.001 NOMS: $27.00

EVENT SEVEN

30t PS Classic 1 st and 2nd Overall 1 st and 2nd Each Grade

NOMS: $20.001

TOTAL NOMINATIONS DAY TWO ... $63.00 Plus Optional Sweeps

OVERALL HlGH GUN - $800 CASH plus SASH GRADED HlGH GUNS (AA - A - B - C) ..... $200.00 CASH plus SASH

LADIES, JUNIORS & VETERANS HlGH GUN - CASE OF SHELLS PIUS SASH (Minimum 3 each category) "'30% Reduced noms for Lady or Junior as second family member, and Veterans "*

Loz Lloyd (Secretary) (02) 520 6765 ... Gary Kennerson (President) (02) 588 3968

The Committee reserves the right to alter the program should they consider it necessary.

THIS 2-DAY PROGRAM ALSO ELlGlBlE FOR WINCHESTER TOP GUN A WARDS

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