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EXECUTWE DIRECTOR'S NOTES

The near year is now with us and trustfully it will produce all that we are seeking to achieve. Certainly 1988 was a year that had its share of good and bad, fortunately the good always outweighs the bad although there are many occasions when this doesn't quite appear to be so.

Thankfully we can look forward to a promising 1989, particularly promising because of the fact that many new persons have joined our sport. Each will add their own personal flavor to their respective clubs and in one way or another make their mark on the sport. Don't let them drift away because they haven't been made welcome.

February will bring about the first of our Nationals for 1989 with the Olympic disciplines being held at the Mel- bourne Gun Club. News from New Zealand is that an of. ficial team will be coming as part of their Commonwealth Games preparations and as always our visitors are most welcome.

April is the big one of the year with the Trap Nationals at Echuca commencing with the Handicap Event on 1st April, concluding on 6th April with the Lhuble Rise. Being a centrally located venue for the larger proportion of our memhers, attendances are expected to s t least reach the 1986 level which saw a total of 756 competitors shooting for the Double Barrel Championship. If you haven't yet been to a National Championship Series, or maybe it's been a while since you last attended, here is an opportunity to join with your fellow shooters and try your skills against them - we look forward to meeting many new members as well as renewing old acquaintances.

November is the last of the year's Nationals with the Skeet being held in November at Wagga from 16th-19th. As November is a big month in Wagga you would be well advised to secure your accommodation early otherwise you could well have a problem.

I hope that 1989 brings you and your family all the health and happiness possible and that your shooting skills continue to gmw.

Alan 3. Maher

NATIONAL C PIONSHIPS 1989 OLYMPIC DISCIPLINE

Melbourne Gun Club. Vic. February 7-12

TRAP Echuca Gun Club, Vic. April 1-6 SKEET -

Wagga Gun Club. NSW November 16- 19

1990 OLYMPIC DISCIPLINE West Australian G.C., W.A. Dates to be confirmed

TRAP Tasmanian Gun Club. Tas. March 24-30

SKEET Venue to be confirmed, Vic. Date to be confirmed

1991 OLYMPIC DISCIPLINE Venue to be confirmed Date to be confirmed

TRAP International Gun Club, SA Date to be confirmed

SKEET Tomsville Gun Club, &Id, Date to be confirmed

AUSTRALIAN SHOOTING ASSOCIATION

Th6A.S.A. at its Annual GeneralMeeting held in Sydney on Sunday November 27, elected the following persons fmm within the sport to hold office for the next two years. President: A.R. Willis. APSUA Vice msident: A. Maher, ACTA Management: J. Collinson. NRA

D. MacFarlane. ASARA K. TidsweU. ASSA

U.I.T. Delegates: A.R. Willie. APSUA T. Gonczol. APSUA

A.O.F. Delegates: A.R. Willis. APSUA A. Maher. ACTA

A.C.G.A. Delegates: P. Anderson, APSUA A. Mopherson, NRA

International Competition Committee: T. Gonczol. APSUA

P. Quire. ACTA K. Tidswell, ASSA

D. MacFarlane. ASARA J. Collinson, NRA

M r J. Morris APSUA was elected to the position of Shwting Section Manager, for the Commonwealth Games to be held in New Zealand during 1990.

RULE BOOK ADDITIONS1

AMENDMENTS Rule 7.10 High Gun: Re-number A to B, B to C . C to D. (New) 7.10 (A) "High Gun shoot offs at National

Championships shall comprise one full round of standard skeet (25 targets), 1 pair of doubles from Station 3.1 pair of doubles from Station 5, continuing until such time as the winner is determined."

Rule 1.25 High Gun: Re-number A to B. B to C. C to D. (New) 1.25 (A) "High Gun shoot offs a t National

Championships shall comprise 5 targets. handicap, 5 targets DIB (15m). 5 targets SIB (15m). 5 targets PIS (15m). 5 targets DIB (18m). 5 targets SIB (18m). 5 targets PIS (lam), 5 pair D/R (15m) continuing until such time as the winner is determined."

Rvle a.22 (B) (II): Add "and double trap".

NOTICE OF W T I O N The following Notice of Motion is to be presented by the

Executive Committee to the 1989 Annual General Meeting in accordance with rule 37D. Rule 41E(1) In Entirety: "If a shooter wishes to transfer his affiliation from one

club to another, he may only do so with the approval of the wnes and states concerned." Rule 41E(1) New:

"If a shcoter wishes to transfer his affiliation from one club to another, he may only do so with the approval of the State Association from which he wishes to transfer."

This Notice of Motion is being presented in the best in- terests of all shooters in an attempt to reduce the required consenting authority from an unwieldy four to a workmanlike one.

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EDITOR'S Dear Alan,

LBOX Whilst perusing the response to the debenture pro-

gramme I was rather disappointed to note that there were a lot of names missing who have got a lot out of shooting and at their time of life should now be considering putting something back into the game. It is not a donation but simply a low-interest loan.

It has been pointed out by our president that unless the programme gathers considerable momentum by the end of the year the executive will have to look at alternative means of raising the finance. By the time this goes to press we will know. - -~

I turncd the page of the magazine and was confronted by a letter Prom Messrs M.J. Hawley and G.A. Featherstone which contains considerable merit and is worthy of corn. mcnt. If tho debenture scheme Pails this is onc sure way of raising the money. A levy suggested oP $15 per hend over 10.000 members will give us the necessary capital. Action will have to be taken soon; even though the capital held by the executive from the sale of assets is earning interest. the interest is not equal to the appreciation rate of pmper- ty. The debentures have to be repaid with interest which is a drag on the association whilst a levy is a straight-out gift and gets the association going forward without that drag. We should have done something about this years ago.

Can we aPPord a $15 levy? In reality of course we can. If you can't aPPord S 15 you can't afford to shoot. We may lose a Pew members but most will stick and others will come back later.

"World Vision" ask you to forgo fwd for 48 h o w and give the value to the relief of famine. Would you forgo one meal for the sake of finding ourselves a home - remember that's all it is, the price of a meal.

Yours sincerely. Cec Herbert

POSITION VACANT §.A. CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION

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The position involves approximately 16 hours per week and would involve the following duties: e All correspondence (photocopier & typewriter supplied) a Attend all State Council Meetings e Preparation of Government submissions e Preparation of S.A.C.T.A. Programme Book m Attend State Carnivals (2 per year) a Or~anize State Teams e ~ e i p a cash book and arrange auditing or same e Write Sturt Pea Notes in C.T.S.N. each month

Obtain Sponsorship for State Carnivals e Buy or oversee the buying of trophies for Carnivals e Order all sashes and badges etc for Carnivals

Tlzisporitio~~ wouldsuit a reriredperson orsomeone loobirtg for o par1 time posirion. Renttrnerorion on applicorion. Applicants for thir posilion should apply in wriring wirh ony references and ony relevonl deloils by January 30th, 1989.

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W.A.C.T.A. REPORT 1988 has drawn to an end - from myself and family

thank you to my executive and all members for their support and we wish one and all a happy and prosperous New Year. -

After much deliberation and investigation we have now committed ourselves to the production of clay targets, a venture whichcanonly prornoteourchosrnsport. Wlth the support of you, the members, a project to look forward to with the satisfaction of being able to control aspects of your sport. Thank you must be expressed to Mr N. Hyder for his patience and support and to Reg Wagland and Tehy Momny for their enthusiasm and untiring evaluation of the project. The manufacturing plant will be situated on the complex and should be in production early '89.

Congratulations to A. Forsberg, high gun winner at the Skeet Nationals conducted at Melbourne. Also to all team members for their own Dersonal ~erformances and to the State shoulder to shoider tea& in running second to South Auatmlia.

State coaching director Murray Alexnnder recently conducted a two.day intensive level two coach~ng seminar It was attended with participants having the privilege of Na- tional coaching director Peter Quires' presence. From all reports a very successful weekend. An advanced coaching project will be entered into next year in an endeavour to lift I.S.U. competition and gain new competitors to a level that would enable them to reach the level of Naironal trainina squad members. Club coaches and zone deleaates will be ii touch. Murray Alexander in his capacity as itate coaching director has created a formula which he, along with P. Quire and the executive, believe W mve the dedicated competitor every opportunity to react great heights in I.S.U. All clubs now would have rom~leted their shootina oro-

ersmme for the vear. To the wi-ers of hiah rmns an; Elub - ~ ~ ~~~ ~~ ~ ~ - - - - aggregates well done. To all club members now is che time for annual general meetings. If you are asked to tnke a position of office think of reasons why you should, not why you shouldn't - you might surprise yourself. Until next year,

Happy New Year, John Fiseioli W.A.C.T.A. Resident

Dear Sir, I refer to the article "World Winners" by Wayne Calaby

in the November issue of C.T.S.N. I knew Bill Wwncie and Jack Sutherland very well. I

started shooting in 1931 and saw a lot of them in those -

days. Bill lost his left hand and left eye in a blasting accident

on his property in Tasmania. The charge never went off. He waited for what he considered sdficient time for the fuse to have gone out, and went back to have a look for it to blow up in his face. I can't give you the date, but it was after the accident that he won the World Pigeon Championship at Monte Carlo. He was a remarkable man, and of great courage to overcome his accident.

Yours sincerely. Max Howell

VALE JOE PISTONE - Sadly. Joe Pistone from Werribee (Vio)

passed away at only 45 years of age on the 5th of November 1988. He was a good friend and a top shooter and will be missed bv all those who knew him.

Vencto Social Club Shooters. Abruzzo Clay Target Shooters.

E"RESIDENTIAL, M E D m 1988

The A.C.T.A. Presidential Medal is judged annually in accordance with the published guidelines which call for nominations to be received for a personal contribution to the development of the sport.

I am pleased to be able to announce that following due careful deliberation of all nominations received the judg- ing panel has awarded the Association's highest individual honor, the Presidential Medal, to immediate past president Mr Roy M. Holtfreter from Northam, W.A., in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the development of the sport at all levels of the Association.

Presentation will trike place at the 1989 National Trap Championships.

COMMONW1E;IALTN GAMES 19m

The Australian Commonwealth Games Association has recently announced the allocation of grants for Pre- Commonwealth Games Training. From total grants Of

SIm, shooting has received $120.000 with our own discipline. shotgun. receiving 835,000. Other shooting grants are: pistol $35,000, smallbore and fullbore each $25,000.

The full allocation of grants for the 1990 Commonwealth Games is as follows: Swimming ~180.000, Athletics $180.000. Cycling S125.000. Shooting S120,000, Gymnastics S90.000. WeightliPting 585,000, Judo $60. Boxing $60,000. Diving S45.M)O. Badminton $40.000, Bowls SIO.000, Synchm 55000.

On behalf of all sports we extend o w approciation to the Federal Government who, having provlded Lhcse funds to the Australian Commonwealch Games Association, are assisting our sportspersons to compete at the games with the benefit of pre-games training.

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CONDITIONS OF ENTRY - NATIONAL OLYMPIC DISCIPLINE GmM13PIONSHIPS 1. In the event of any shooter not being able to produce

hismer handicap card, a duplicate shall be issued for the duration of the National Chamdonshi~s. This card will then be forwarded to the club Secretary to enable scores shot to be recorded. NOTE: A $5 fee will be charged for the issue of any duplicate handicap card.

2. Squads of 6 to shoot in brackets of 25. 3. While shooters may request to be squadded in the

same wave as other shooters, under no circumstances are shooters allowed to arrange their own squads. All squads will be determined by the Nationals office. whose decision shall be final.

4. Each shooter is to take enough cartridges to shoot a full round of 25 targets.

5. Shooters who fail to appear in time for their squad will be penalized by the LOSS OF THREE TARGETS.

6. Should a shooter being late for his squad then elect to withdraw from the event he shall not be eligible for any refund on nominations paid.

7. All shooters must sign the score sheet after each 25 targets. Once a shooter has signed his score sheet he has accepted the score. Any score sheet not carrying the shooter's signature will be credited with the lowest score recorded. - - -~ ~

8. The person dabignated as scorerlreferee or line referee must fulfil their obligation to do so or have obtained the services of a suitable replacement who must be ready to take his place at the required time. In the event of the deeignated p m n s or their replacement not being ready to take their place at the required time, the person initially designated to fill the specific role SHALL INCUR A PENALTY AS PRESCRIBED UNDER INTERNATIONAL RULES.

9. Any unauthorised shooter who interferes with or attempts to interfere with a trap will be penalized FIVE (5) TARGETS.

10. All disputes must be in writing together with a $20 deposit, which is refundable subject to the appeal being upheld.

11. All disputes and deposits must be lodged with the Tournament Director who shall manee a hearing - - with the appointed jury.

12. Optional sweeplpurse nominations shall be noted on a separate form from shooting nominations. Entries for sweeplpuree will only be accepted at the designated area, which shall be at a different looation from the area accepting shooting event nominations.

13. Optional sweeplpurse prizes will be available far collection on the following day of each event with the exception of the final day. All payments must be signed for and proof of identification given if requested.

14. When team selection is involved, shooters shall be eligible for the open team as well as section teams irrespective of the section nominated for. To be eligible for selection in any team, competitors must have competed in 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 recogition, competitors must have competed in a clea~ majority of programmed events for each respective high gun.

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 section only may be entered. Shooters who are eligible for and elect to pay a reduced nomination (60% of the open nomination) for their respective divielons. Ladies and Juniors shall, having ec declared their section of

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competition only be eligible for recognition in the section nominated (U.I.T. Rules).

17. A minimum of three persons must compete in any grade or section including high gun before sashes. medals, trophies are awarded irrespective of nomination paid.

18. Competitors using automatic shotguns during the National Championships may recover their empty shells pmviding they have obtained an automatic I.D. Card when nominating.

19. Nominations will close at a time determined by the Tournament Director.

2C. Practice of card playing a t the National Championships is prohibited in areas embracing the club rooms, bar, dining aress, or such areas as may be determined from time to time.

21. The Olympic final8 system will be used to determine the O/A placing. 1st. Znd, 3rd in all events.

22. Juniom to be under the age of 21 in the year of competition.

23. Any interpretation of the program and conditions of entry will be the respomibility of attending members of the Executive Committee whose decision shall be final.

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSNIPS HANDICAP CARDS

Conditions of Entry Nominations will not be accepted from ,any

shooter who cannot produce a stamped hand~cap card or have the handicapper approve the reason for not being able to do so.

Ail shooters from AA to C Grades must present their card to the handicapper for stamping prior to

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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JANUARY 1969

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION INC.

I;EBRUARY 7 to 12, 1989 To be conducted at the MELBOURNE GUN CLUB, Victoria Rd, Lilydale

February 7.8.9. - 9.00am Start Commonwealth Olvmoic Trao Chamoionshio - 200 ~ a ; ~ e < plus &a1 2 5 ~ ~ Commonwealth ISU Skeet Championship -

200 Targets plus final 25T Overall First ACTA Championship Medal, Blue

Sash - Second and Third ACTA Championship Medal

1st & 2nd M.A.B.C. ACTA Grade Medals Medals for Ladies & Junior Divisions

Nominations $65. Juniors (under 21) $40. Ladies $40. Optional Sweeps $2 each 50 targets, $2 OIA, Sweep entry total $10.

Optional Purse $10 (60130110)

FEBRUARY 9. The Afternoon Of: State Teams Shoulder to Shoulder, Olympic

Trap - 50 Targets State Teams Shoulder to Shoulder, ISU Skeet - 50 Targets

* * * The 400 Targets of these Championships in both disciplines will be used to select the National Training Squad for 1989. The top six eligible shooters in OIympic Trap and ISU Skeet will make up the 1989 squad. If a junior is not in the top six in each discipline, a junior shall be invited to join the squad. Emergencies shall also be named.

All nominations include a contribution to the Olympic Discipline Fund.

February 10.44.12 - 9am Start National Olympic Trap Championship - 200

Sfionsor: Scorpio Cartridges Olimpyc Targets.

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Targets plus final 25T Overall First Silver Australia Badge, Blue Sash. Second and Third ACTA Championship Medal

1st & 2nd M.A.B.C. ACTA Grade Mqdals Medals for Ladies & Junior Divisions

Nominations $65. Juniors (under 21) $40. Ladies $40. Optional Sweeps $2 each 50 targets, $2 OIA, Sweep entry total $10.

Optional Purse $10. (60/30110)

* * * Masters Badges over each National Title - For all competitors with scores of 188/200 and ouer, Gold, Silver and Bronze. Ouerall Gold Australia High Gun Badge and sash in each discipline. Hi@ Guns determined over the 400 targets of the National and Com,monwealth Championships in Trap and Skeet.

The 1989 World Shotgun Championships Team to compete at Montecarini will be determined from the members of the 1989 National ~Trainktg Squad in order of qualifcation. ACTA justification to apply.

The International (U.I. T.) Final System shall be used in all m n t s

Nominations for each event will close at a time determined by the Tournament Director.

PERMTUAL TROPHIES ISU SKEET OLYMPIC TRAP A. Crikis Trophy - State Teams ISU Skeet R.F. Buchan - State Teams

Olympic Trap NSW ISU Sub Committee - National Champion NSW ISU Sub Committee

- National Champion B&P Quire - Overall High Gun B&P Quire - Overall High Gun Luigi Franchi Australia - Junior High Gun Luigi Franchi Australia

-Junior High Gun Perazzi Trophy - National Champion Perazzi Trophy - National Champion


6988 VICTORIAN I.S.U. ELIMINATIONS

1988 saw major changes to the international shooting disciplines within Viotoria. For the first time in I.S.U. trap an elimination series was held in all four Victoria zones on either Olympic Trap or I.S.U. Ball Trap layouts a s permitted under U.I.T. rules. As art of these zone eliminations ~-~~ ~- ~ ~ ~

each zonc aclccted a team of eight open shooters and four junior shooters to compete in the final elimination which was the State Olympic R n p Championship conducted at thc Melbourrlc Gun Club on November 26th and 27th.

Thc new format for the eliminations was ndoptcd to try and reduce costs for the country shooters who would nor- m a y have to travel to Melbourne at least four times in the past to eliminate whereas this time it only involved one appearance.

The zone eliminations proved to be an outstanding suo- cess with a total of 114 different shooters, most of the state's best, contesting for positions in their respective zone teams. Some excellent performances were achieved. especially by our juniors, with Rohan Penn from Eohuoa nhootinn a 73175 in the North West Zone elimination a t -~~ ~ ~

M~~iyborough and Glcn McIIenry from Geelong shooting 72 75 on Olympic R a p at Frankston Gun Club, both in very windy conditions.

Russell Mark from Geelong Gun Club was successful in taking overall honors in all four eliminations.

The latest U.I.T. rules were used in all eliminations which meant a "final" was conducted to decide overall platings. Flash targets were used in all finals and this provided spectacular entertainment for aU participants and onlookers.

As mentioned the Victorian Olympio Trap Championship was the grand finale for the I.S.U. year and a record attendance of 67 shooters turned out a t Melbourne Gun Club in ~~~~ -~ ~ ~

V ~ N wet conditions. The la rm attendance and some minor -~ " - ~ - - ~ ~~

trap problems kept shoot &shal Rob Rees busy all day and shooting on Sarurdny did not finish until nearly 8 p.m.

Ovcrnighr lerder was Michael Diamond Prom Sydney wirh 95 I00 followed by Dorningo Diaz and Stephen Hober- man both with 94.

Sunday dawned and a typical Melbourne day followed - very dark and vary wet. Good scores were few and far between: however Russell Mark managed a 96 to take a one- tnrget lead into the final with a totalof 186. Other finalists were Diamond 185. Diaz 183. Haberman 181. Brett Dunstan 175 aud Geoff Mark on 173.

The final proved to be the highlight of the weekend and the many spectators that stayed back till 7 p.m. to watch the shooting of the flash targets were well rewarded. In dark and vvindy conditions Diamond managed to shoot a clean round whilst Mark missed his 15th target to total 24 thus tying with Miohael on 2101225; however under U.I.T. rules ties are decided on countbacks therefore giving Dia- mond the title, a very worthy champion.

All other grades were decided over the 200 targets. AA grade was won by Russell Mark with 186 from Domingo Diaz on 188. A grade went to John Dunstan from Kerang with 171 from Frank Vella on 169. B grade went to Robert Viney from Point Cook who has been a big improver over the past year in I.S.U. Second in B grade went to the state coach. Len Cook. with 166. one behind Viney. C wade saw Ross O'Meara nearly shoot his way into A g r G e with a very good 1681200. 18 ahead of Ron Trail1 from Colbinab- bin. Michael Diamond won the juniors with 185. ten ahead of Brett Dunstan.

Because there were three ladies entrants in Carmel Carlon. Carol Zagor and Val Hanson, a ladies trophy was provided with Carol being the victor with 117. C m e l has been a strong supporter of I.S.U. in 1988 and the title of 1988 ladies champion is well deserved. With the 1991 World Championship in Pertb just over 12 months away Carmel is staking a claim to being one of the three-member

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ladies team to represent her country. The Interstate postal teams were made up of D. Diaz. S.

Haberman, L. Curtis. G. Mark, R. Mark and J . Dunstan in the open team and R. Penn. B. Dunstan. T. Faranda and G. Magdzisrz in the junior team.

Team High Guns were won by R. Mark with 96 and B. DunStan with 89.

The State Training Squad is R. Mark, D. Diaz. S. Haber- man. B. Dunstan. G. Mark and J . Dunstan with juniors R. Penn and Glen McHenry from Geelong who displayed some promising form throughout the year. All of these shooters receive free nominations for the I.S.U. Nationals.

The State Shoulder to Shoulder team is R. Mark. D. Diaz and S. Haberman who will, except for a miracle, prove Vic- toria to be the dominant state i n the teams match a t the Nationals.

The Zone Teams Match was new to the I.S.U. Carnival and oreatedwide interest. The South West Zone Teamof R. Mark, S. Haberman, G. Mark. A. Kinnear. C. Kneebone, W. Calaby, W. Wombwell. M. Pollock. G. MoHenry and D. Kemp picked up 3000 rounds of ammunition for their troubles with a score of 108411200 to easily defeat the North East Zone followed by the South East then the North West.

Overall Victorian I.S.U. Trap Champions for 1988 were Russell Mark with 2601275 and Rohan Penn winning the juniors with 2+6/275. These results were obtained by the totals of the State Title plus the best score in any of the Zone Eliminations.

In the I.S.U. Skeet event John Summers survived a tough shoot-off with Graham Guy to decide overall and AA honors. David Cunningham, Maria Costa and Barry Han- son took the A, B and C grade trophies with Carol Ogden t ~ k i n g the ladies. .--- ~

The Tnteratnte costal team com~rised Graham Guv. John ~ ..=.. ~~~- ~ - ~ - ~ ~ ~- .~ ~~ ~

Summers. Inn Hale, Crnig Meulernan. David Cunninghnrn and CharLic Drancn with Gerry G winning the High Gun.

The Shoulder to Shoulder team comprised Summers. Guy and Meuleman.

Overall honors for the series were taken out by Ian Hale. 1988 saw a revival of I.S.U. shooting in Victoria mainly

due to a hardworking I.S.U. committee led by Gary Smith who put in countless hours of work which all I.S.U. shooters have benefited from.

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1989 w~l l scc a scparate Skeet carnival from the Trench to enable I.S.U. shooters to shoot both disciplmes.

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1988 NATIONAL SKEET CHAWIONSHIPS

The co-operation received from all State Teams enabled Lhe opening ceremony to be conductedinfine style. Teams, 19aving assembled at 8.30am arched to their respective state flags to the accompa&ent of a Scottish piper courtesy of the Victoria Police Pipe Band with the grounds nf the Melbourne Gun Club being in magnificent condition.

After the official party had been introduced, Chief Superintendent Ron Braybrook from the Victorian Police was asked to fire the opening shot and a t no surprise to himself, the t a rge t was broken allowing the Championships to commence with the first scheduled event being:

2nd NATIONAL SKEET DOUBLES CIIAMPIONSHIP

Event Sponsors: Newsprinters Pty. Ltd. - B.P. Typesetting Pty. Ltd.

With 120 competitors nominating for the Doubles, the individual events were under way with the targets proving to be a little elusive. Not one shooter was able to post a possible with 49/50 being the best score recorded. At the completion of the shoat offs Melbourne Gun Club member Paul Krumins rvas the overdl -er with a well shot 53/54. Surprisingly a number of shooters who it was thought would be in contention for the Overall High Gun were left in the wake proving that Doubles shooting is an area where skills wiU need to be brushed up.

Major results: Paul Krumins. Vic.. 53/54. Overall. Lee Brownbill, Vic.. 46/50, Ladies: Alf Najar, N.S.W., 43/50, Veteran; Daniel DiPietm. Vio.. 36/50, Junior.

o Chief Superintendent Ron Braybrook fires the opening shot.

STATE TEAMS SHOULDER TO SHOULDER -50T

While conditions were not ideal they nevertheless sorted out the state teams with scores ranging from a low 2321250 to a high 2411250 recorded hy South Australia well led by Bob Dower, Skeet Shooters Representative to the National Shooting Committee who shot a 49/50 to be team equal with Kim Holnles. Bob was not a t all shy when accepting the V.C.T.A. Perpetual Trophy. reminding all present that it was not South AustraLia's first win in the event as they had won the Shoulder to Shoulder event in 1983 when it was first competed for. Well done S.A., and also the teams from other states who shot well and were a credit to the states being represented.

* Paul Krumins holds the Perpetual Trophy for the National Skeet Doubles Champion which will have his name added after a fine shooting performance.

o The victorious S.A. State Skeet Team

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O Doug Siggs 01 Old displays his trophy.

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS -JANUARY 1989

CITY OF MELBOURNE SKEET Melville being the best veteran with a score of 48/50. CHAMPIONSHIP - 50T Major results: Brian Thomson, Vic., 1391139, Overall;

Lee BmwnbiU, Vic., 49/50, Ladies; Ray Melville, N.S.W., Event Sponsors: Australian Clay Target Association - 48/50. Veteran; Daniel DiPietro. Vic.. 47/50. Junior. Mr R. Buohan. Numbers had increased to 129 for the first of the 50T COMMONWEALTH SKEET

Standard Skeet Events with Victorian shooters well c IONSHIP - lOOT ~~~ ~ - ----

represented totaUing 66 innumber. As in the Doubles, the Event Sponsors: Australian Clay Target Association. field comprised 11 visitors fmm New Zealand and one from The 10OT Event had attracted the largest field to date far off Sweden, all of whom were most welcome. with 166 shooters nominating. Five possibles from the

Queenslander. Doug Siggs, pleased to see the doubles large field. Graeme Boyd, Vic.: Ian Hale, Vic.; K y m event concluded, shared the lead on 50150 with four others Holmes, S.A.; Dave Dundon, a d . ; and Hawkesbury's Reg including Melbourne Gun Club's own William Attwood, a Clarke. At the completion of the shoot offs, Queensland's strong supporter of shooting in Victoria, particularly at the junior level.

Unfortunately while Bill may have been the sentimental favourite, a victory in the event was not to be with this honor going to Doug Siggs with his possible 50150 extending to a very well shot 11411 14.

Major results: Doug Siggs, a d . , 1141114, Overall; Lee Bmwnbill. Vic.. 47/50. Ladies; Fred Thatcher, Vic.. 51/54. Veteran; David DiPietro. Vic., 41150, Junior. ALL STATES SKEET C IONSHIP - SOT

Event Sponsor: RESVStatewide Building Society. Again an increase in numbers with 141 shooters

contesting the first evenr on day two. As possibly would be expected, the majority of shooters came from A and B Grades, both being equally represented by 46 shooters. Paul Krumins continuing with his fine form from day one outshot the field to win with an excellent 2411241 from Arne Forsberg from W.A. who fought all the way for an equally well shot performance recording 2401241. Third wins to date for Lee Brownbill and Daniel DiPietro in their respective sections with Tamworth Veteran. Rav Melville

Dave Dundon had withstood all challengers and was unbeaten on the day at 1351135 to become the 1988 Commonwealth Skeet Champion. Maree Rwke from Wagga showed that the additional 50 targets were more to her liking and recorded a score of 971100 to win the Ladies Section.

Daniel DiPietro continued on with his winning ways to recordhis fifth junior win with ascoreof 861100. Alf Najar from Wakehurst shot well to record his second win at the Championships with his score of 961100.

Major results: Dave Dundon. a d . . 1351135. Overall, Maree Rwke, N.S.W., 971100, Ladies; Alf Najar, N.S.W., 961100. Veteran; Daniel DiPietm. Vic.. 861100. Junior.

the Veterans with a 49/50. Major results: Paul Krumins. Vlc. 241.241, Overall; Lee

Brownbill. Vic.. 59/60. Ladies: Rav Melville. N.SW ,49150. Veteran; Daniel ~ i ~ i e t r o , ~ i c : . 45/50, ~unior.

AUSTRALIAN SKEET CHAM3?IONSHIP - SOT

Event Sponsor: RESVStatewide Building Society. Day two, event two and a total of 144 competitors with

shooters from Melbourne Gun Club and Frankston Australia well to the fore. Bath of these clubs have strong skeet representation and the benefit of competition was starting to show out strongly.

Having been the bridesmaid to date, Brian Thomson continued on with his consistent shooting scoring 1391139 to take out overall honors from Queensland's Neil DIlnmick on 1381139 A very pleased duo in Lee Brownbill 49/50 and Daniel DiPietro 47150 made it their fourth win each over the four events to date with Tamworth's Ray

NATIONAL SKEET C IONSHIP - lOOT

Event Sponsor: Olimpyc Targets & Scorpio Cartridges. The prestigious National Title Event attracted a field of

145 all striving to become the holder of a national title for 1988. Surprisingly there was only one possible recorded and that from Ben Dudenas from Frankston Australiawho added the 1988 Standard Skeet Title to the 1987 I.S.U. Title that he won so well in Perth. Obviously a lot more will be read about Ben Dudenas in the years ahead.

Scores generally had not been as good as may have been expected in this event, however Carol Ogden's 961100 and Ray Melville's 961100 were the exceptions and along with Richard Light'a 851100 took out the sections of the 1988 National Title. . ..... ~

Major results: Ben Dudenas. Vic. 1001100. Overall: Carol Ogdcn, Vic. 961100, Ladies; Ray Melville. N S W. 961100, Junior: Richnrd Light. Vic.. 85,100. Veteran.

@ A happy Brian Thomson finally cracks No. 1.


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New Zealand Team Representatives who vied to take home the Glenn Trophy.

OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES Daniel DiPietm. Melbourne, winning five of the sk

junior events a s well a s being named Junior High Gun. Lee Bmwnbill, Frankston Australia, winning four of the

six Ladies events. Ben Dudenas adding a national standard skeet title to

his previous I.S.U. National title.

8 A proud Ben Dudenas pictured with Present & Past ACTA Presidents, J!m Scott and Tup Pederson.

AUSTRALIA vs NEW ZEALAND SKEET TEAMS MATCH - 25T

The International Teams event for the Glenn Trophy was shot for a t the completion of the National Title which determined the composition of the Australian Team. The five member teams from both Australia and New Zealand were both anxious to post a victory and when the last target had been thrown Australia had won the teams mat& from our New Zealand visitors with a score of 121112.5 to New Zealand 1181125. No doubt New Zealand will be out to wrest the trophy back when the event is conducted in their country in 1989. We wish them well.

8 Junior Daniel DiPietro who shot outstandingly during the Carnival is presented with the High Gun Trophies by "the Nice Guy" of shooting, Bill AtWood.

* A top score from Chris Naudin, Ben Dudenas. Joe Coci, Les Beechey and Alex Crikis, the Australian Team victors lor the Glenn Trophy.

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP HIGH GUN 0VERAL.L - Arne Forsberg W.A.G.C. via Sweden

showed outstanding consistency over the four days and his being named Overall High Gun surprised no one who had seen him s h w t . His individual style served him well with his score of 3941400 adding his name to the Cec Herbert Perpetual High Gun Trophy.

LADIES - M-e Rooke from Wagga with her s w r e of 3751400 has recorded three successive years of being named Ladies High Gun and with the consistency of her performances will be a difficult opponent for the ladies to counter in the years ahead.

VETERAN - A delighted A1P Najar from the Wakehurst Gun Club was named Veteran High Gun with a very well put together 3711400. AV has added his name to the Ray Melville Perpetual Trophy and joins a band of very fine shooters who have won the Veterans High Gun Award.

JUNIOR - Melbourne Gun Club personality. Bill Attwood, took great delight in presenting the W. Attwood Perpetual Tmphy to Venetzo Ahruzzo Junior Daniel DiPietro whose score of 3361400 won for him the Junior High Gun Award for 1988. Daniel's consistency will serve


him well as h e embarks o n what promises to be a successful shooting career.

Arne Forsberg of WA rook oul rhe Overall High Gun xrfh a credrlable score of 394/400 Arne recerves the prrze of a Brohvnlng Gb Shotgun donated oy Fuller F~rearms lor hrs bne performance

e A4 Najar, Veterans High Gun, receives congratulations from President Jim Scon and Vice President Leighton Martin.

TEAM EVENTS - F.I.T.A.S.C. CLUB TEAM The dominance of the Melbourne Club in this event was

completely shattered when the strong Franketon Australia five recorded a winning score of 193112000 to win the coveted F.I.T.A.S.C. Troohv.

Frankston Team Membcrs shohgd the= obvtous dehght and now they have broken through m rhls cvent they will be hard ro beat on future occamonc

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TWO LADY TEAMS Competing for the N.S.W.C.T.A. Perpetual Tmphy.

victory in this event went to the Melbourne team of Carol Ogden amd Lee Brownbil l with a combined score of 743/800 both of whom have added their names to the Perpetual Trophy for the f i rst time.

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C 1st GaryKealy 4ii50 FranWAust, Vic 2nd IvanCarey 40,5i% Melbourne, Vic 3rd Sally Causens 3815L lX?imsdale, Vic

Ladies LeeBrownbill 46150 Frank~Aust, Vic Juniors Daniel DiPietro 36/50 VenetoIAb-zo. Vic Veterans A19 Najar 43/50 Wakehurst, NSW

CITY OF MELBOURNE SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP Overall Doug Siggs 1141114 Brisbane, Qld AA 1st Arne Forsberg 11311 14 West Aust. WA

2nd David Cunningham 90191 W A u s t , Vic 3rd GraemeBayd 66168 Wangaratta, Vic

A 1st Bill Attwwd 54155 Melbourne. Vic 2nd Jim WilberPorce 53/54 Hawkesbury. NSW 3rd Tony Long 52/54 Ipswich. Qld

B 1st Scott Wright 53154 Hawkesbury. NSW 2nd Glenn Arnol 49151 Bothwell. Tas 3rd Philip Leddick 56158 Mt Isa, Q d

C 1st Darryl Abraham 48150 Thames, NZ 2nd IvanCarey 44/50 Melbome. Vic 3rd SteveCcx 43/50 Waitemata, NZ

Ladies LeeBrownbill 47/50 FranWAust. Vic Juniors Daniel DiPietro 41150 VenetolAbruzzo. Vic Veterans Fred Thatcher 51154 Melbourne. Vic

ALL STATES SKEET Overall Paul Krumins AA 1st ArneForsberg

2nd Dave Dundon 3rd Neal Dimmick

A 1st B a m e y h k e 2nd Les Beechey 3rd John Worley

B 1st TedSymons 2nd Wally Diston 3rd Deborah Jones

C 1st Darryl Abraham 2nd Gary Kealy 3rd Jeff Bayley

Ladies Lee Brownbill Juniors Daniel DiPietm Veterans Ray Melville

CHAMPIONSHIP 2411241 Melbourne. Vic. 2401241 West Aust, WA 1381139 Brisbane. Qd 1331134 Brisbane. Qld 1071108 Wagga, NSW 84185 Baimsdale. Vic 65166 Wakehurst. NSW 61162 St Helens. Tas 53154 Frankston. Vic 62/63 Melbourne, Vic 47150 Thames. NZ 55160 Frankston. Vic 54159 ~ e t r o p o l i t k . Vic 59160 W A u s t . Vic 42/50 VenetolAbruzzo, Vlc 49/50 Tamworth, NSW

AUSTRALASIAN SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP Overall Brian Thomson 1391139 Melbourne. Vic AA 1st Neal Dimmick 1381139 Brisbane. Qld

2nd Craig Meuleman 1351136 FrankIAust, Vic 3rd Peter Blaclunore 1061107 Melbourne, Vic

A 1st Peter Asher 1041105 FrankIAust. Vic 2nd Bill Attwwd 93194 Melbourne, Vic 3rd Don Taylor 65166 Hobart. Tas

B 1st Attilio Bega 11011 11 Metropolitan. Vic 2nd Lee Brownbill 89190 FranklAust. Vic 3rd Glen Arnol 86188 Bothwell. Tns - - ~~~ ---. -

C 1st Martin Richmond 48150 Melhoume Vie ~ ~~ - -.~.. . .. 2nd Gary Kealy 48151 FranWAust, Vic 3rd Daniel DiPietro 47151 VenetolAbruzzo. Vic

Ladies Lee Brownbill 49150 FrenWAust. Vic Juniors Daniel DiPietro 47150 VenetolAbruzzo. Vic Veterans Ray Melville 48150 Tamworth. NSW

COMMONWEALTH SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP Overall Dave Dundcn 1351135 Brisbane, Qld AA 1st Kym Holmes 1321133 Mt Gambier, SA

2nd Graeme Boyd 1091110 Wangaratta. Vic 3rd Ian Hale 1001100 FranklAust, Vic

A 1st Reg Clark 1341135 Hawkesbury. NSW 2nd Peter Asher 1281129 FranWAust. Vic 3rd Eric Williams 1241126 Waitemata. NZ

B 1st Gavin Wilson 11611 18 Waitemata. NZ 2nd RegMwdy 1151118 Melbourne, Vic 3rd Paul Ryland 1151119 FranWAust. Vic


C 1st Geoff Bayly 1011109 Metropolitan. Vic 2nd Gary Kealy 1001109 FranMAust. Vic 3rd Martin Richmond 891100 Melbourne, Vic

Ladies MareeRcake 971100 Wagga. NSW Juniors Daniel DiPietro 861100 VenetoIAbruzzo. Vic Vetems ALP Najar 961100 Wakehurst. NSW

NATIONAL SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP Overall Ben Dudenas 1001100 FrankIAust. Vic AA 1st Les Beecbey 1101111 Baimsdale. Vic

2nd Chris Naudin 1091111 NSW. NSW 3rd Joe Coci 1041105 West Aust. WA

A 1st Graham Blaskett 991101 Launceston. Tas 2nd Chris Hughes 981102 Melbourne. Vic 3rd Peter Asher 10811 11 FranWAust. Vic

. B 1st Allan Kenny 961100 Hobart. Tas 2nd Trevor Jones 951100 Wangaratta. Vic 3rd Mario Costa 941100 VenetolAbruzzo, Vic

C 1st Ivan Carey 911100 Melbourne, Vic 2nd Mark Feenan 901100 FrankIAust. Vic 3rd Mick Milera 951108 Alice Springs. NT

Ladies Cam1 Ogden 961100 Melbourne. Vic Juniors Richard Light 851100 Melbourne, Vic

Veterans Ray Melville 961100 Tamworth. NSW

Shoulder to Shoulder: 50T - 1988 Winning State: South Aus- tralia 2411250. Team Members: Robert Dower 49. Ray Kimber 48, David Sparnon 47, Danny Burton 48. Kym Holmes 49.

F.I.T.A.S.C. Club T e a m Match: 400T - 1988 Winning Club: FrankstonlAustralia 193112000. Team Members: David Cunningham 391. Ben Dudenas 391. Graham Guy 386. Ian Hale 386. Craig Meuleman 381. Adrian Cousena Two M a n Team: 400T - 1988 Winning Team-

Ben Dudenas 391. David Currningham 391. Total 7821800. Second: Joe Cwi 366 and Arne Forsberg 394, Total 7801800. Third: Murray Cameron 387 and Brian Thomson 392. Total 7791800,

N.S.W.C.T.A. Two Lady Team: 4OOT - 1988 Winning Team: Cam1 Ogden 374 and Lee Brownbill 369. Total 7431600.

Glenn Raphy: Aust v NZ - 1988 Winning Country: Australia 1211125. Team Members: Ben Dudenas 25. Chris Naudin 25. Les Beechey 24. Alex Criliis 24. Joe Coci 23.

Australian Team 1988: Arne Forsberg 346. Graeme Boyd 346. David Cunningham 344, Doug Siggs 344, Brian Thomson 343, Dave Dundon 343. Adrian Ccusens 343. Max Weston 343. Ben Dudenas 343, Joe Cwi 343, Ian Hale 342. John Worley 342. Graham Guy 342. Robert Dower 340. John Summers 340.

Ladies Team 1988: Carol Ogden 333. Maree Roake 332. Lee Brownhill 323. Deborah Jones 316. Linda Johnston 308. Vete~ans Team 1988: Ray Melville 330. A19 Najar 328, Bill

Delaney 327. Henry Weitzel326. Fred Thatcher 320. High Guns: Overall: Arne Forsberg 3941400. West Aust GC. WA;

Ladies: Maree h k e 3751400. Wagga. NSW; Junior: Daniel DiPietm 3361400, VenetolAbruzzo. Vic: Veteran: Alf Najar 3711400, Wakehurst, NSW.

Entries:

Sweden 1. Event3-AUStatesSkeetCship: Entries 141 -AA31. A46,B46, C 18. Vic 77. NSW 18. SA 8. Tas 7, NT 3. WA 8. &Id 8, NZ 11. Sweden 1. Event 4 -Australasian Skeet C'ship: Entries 141 - AA 36. A45. B 44, C 19. Vic 79. NSW 19. SA 7, Tas 7. NT 3, WA 8. Qld 9. NZ 11, Sweden 1. Event 5 -Commonwealth Skeet C'ship: Entries 166 - AA 37. A 47,B56,C26.Vic95, NSW21.SA7.Tas7.NT3. WA8.Qld13,NZ 11. Sweden 1 - -. . . .. Event 6 -National Skeet C'ship: Entries 145 - AA 38, A 50. B 43, C14. Vic84. NSW 17. SA6 .Tas7 . NT2. WA8.Qld9. NZ 11. Sweden 1.

The overall entries a t the Skeet Nationals totalled 185 competitors, broken into grades: AA 37. A 51. B 63. C 34.

I% STATE NOTES

Happy new Year to you all - and we hope that Santa was kindtoyou.

First up this month, a reminder to all club administrations in our State - as per the Minutes of 25th June, 1988 Executive Meeting "Any Club breaking ANY rules be excluded from championship allocation for the following year". This means that if any club conducts an unapproved shoot, charges more than the maximum nominations, conducts events with more than the allowable number of targets, etc. etc. they will be excluded from any championship allocations for the following year. Please keep this in mind - should you need clarification, please phone the State Secretary.

FUTURE REFEREES It is hoped that by the end of 1989 every olub in N.S.W.

wil l have at least one registered referee for each discipline conducted at their club. The referee examiners have been updated and in some areas altered - please take advantaee of this facilitv and contact vow nearest one to - ---- ~-

arrange for him to attend your club and examine your members for their badges.

COACHING The coaching program gets underway early this year -

the first venue being Broken Hill on 28thl29th January. Western Zone coach Kevin Constable has been auumached to conduct this weekend and at his request ~tate^&ach Col Burt will be assisting.

Fred Schmetzer from the Riverina has also requested Col's assistance with a one-day session at the Downside Club on 25th February. On 18thl19th March (not April as is printed in the Blue Book). Robby Smith will be conduct ing T r a p and Skeet coaching a t the SydneyIMarconi complex. Again, at his request, Col Burt will be in attendance.

Everyone is welcome to attend any of these venues - they are very worthwhile.

SECRETARIES' HANDBOOK I would be pleased to hear from any clubs who think that

n handbook would be useful to them - somethins don= -~ ~~~~~~- ~~~~~ -~ ~ ~~ - ~~~-~~~ ~~ ~~ - - ~ - - ~ ~ - the lines oP where to order this and that. when to have this done by, who do I contact for this, wheredo I send that, etc. etc. If there is enough positive response we could look at doing something for you.

DICAP CARDS Another reminder about new handicap cards. Please

ensure that when MrIMrs Shooter attends their first shoot for 1989, as well as their new card they MUSTalso present their 1988 aard to allow for anv inmm~lete breaks oP 200 ~~- - ~ ~- ~ ~ ~" - ~ .~ ~~~

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to be carried forward onto their new card. This is an A.C.T.A. rule and must b~ adhered to.

PORT MACQUARIE SHOOT Arthur Colman, Secretary of the Port Macquarie Club.

advises that they have received a major sponsorship from the Shalimar Country Club, and they are injecting this sponsorship into their Easter "Carnival of the Pines" shwt. Keep that one in mind.

SPONSORS' CALENDAR Again this year the Association has had these printed,

carrying the names of our valued sponsors around the outside, and in date order all major championships and events for 1989. It is hoped that your club has displayed theirs in the olub house. Should you require a copy for yourself, please contact the State Secretary, as we do have some left over.

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GLEN INNES SHOOT Peter Brummell. SI ,iatarv from the Glen Innes Club.

has supplied a report on their November Open Shoot (a& separate), and he finishes up by offering an open invitation to evelvane to attend their Sauohire Ouen DTL. on - ---

sundaye5th February. It is well w % h goink to, even if all you come away with is a great lunch and arvo tea! Speaking from experience, it's a great shwt, plenty of hospitality and good fun.

That's all this month. Good shooting and don't forget, if in doubt ask.

N.S.W.C.T.A. P.O. Box 838. Tamworth 2340

BUNBURY CLAY TA3dGET CLUB I RESULTS OF SOUTH WEST GAMES 1988

The biennial sporting event, the South West Games, was held recently. The event involves sportspeople from the south-west of W.A.. and includes sports ranging from archery and shooting to more conventional sports such as basketball and athletics. The host town this year was Mandura, a coastal town about an hour's drive south of Perth.

As there's no clay target shwtingfacilities at Mandurah. the clay target events were conducted at the Edgehill Clay Target Club near Bunbury, and the Harvey Field and Game Range. An average of 45 shooters conteated events on Saturday and Sunday 24th and 25th September, and Sunday 2nd October.

The highest individual medals winners (not including team medals) were:

Max Cubic (Collie) - 2 gold, 2 silver. 1 bronze Stephen Harley (Boyup Brook) - 2 gold, 1 silver June Roach (Bunbury) - 2 gold. 1 silver Ross Silvester (Capel) - 2 gold

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TIT BITS I watched the Olympics on T V until I was square in the

eyes to see some shooting and the only result I heard was that John Maxwell shot 75/75 on the first day of competition trap shooting. How are we going to get our champs on the level of Border, Lewis, Norman, Cash and so on? We have champions but we do not get noticed.

Bundaberg October 3: Played host to Irvine Wynyard of Kaikohe NZ who had wins in events 3 & 4. On behalf of Bundy thanks for dropping in and hope you and your wife enjoyed your stay in Australia. On this day Troy Harris turned 15 years and shot the skeet 25/25 and twk out C Grade 1st in the DTL events 1 & 2. Good shwtmg Troy on your birthday, I bet you blew the candles off the cake when you got home. Allen Harris took out Event 3 C Grade. Once again a good shwt and nearly turned into a night shoot as well. . . only joking Geno, but I was pleased they had the lights on in the clubhouse.

Gympie was a quiet place to be when the boys were down at the Police Nationals at Marconi Gun Club, Sydney. A few trophies to be extradited back to Qld were for Gorden Holmes. Glen Durre. Clarrie Blissner, Peter Stiller. Peter Hinschen.

Months ago my wife bwked a pokie trip at Gold Coast and wouldn't you know it, fell on Gympie's two day shoot. I looked up the shooter's bible and found I was able to have a few events at Terranora Lakes. Nice to be there, the best view in the world with known and new shooters. Thanks Terranora, sony I had to leave before the finish.

Gympie two day shoot on October 8 & 9 saw a numerous amount of winners with Neil Beny taking the O/A WG & AA in events 2.3.4.5 & 7, K. Rehbein B Grade event 1 and the Ladies WG. Troy Harris Event 6 C Grade and Junior WG, E. Brereton Event 4 C Grade and the Veterans WG. Congratulations to all other winners, too numerous to mention all.

Maryborough Club ehoot October 23 saw Ivan Casperson take out Event 2 and the O/A WG. Ivan also shot for the jackpot but miesed, however, his wife gave him a baby boy just two weeks ago, so that is better than any jackpot Ivan. Hope all are well.

Tiu next time, see you at the shoots. Lost Bird

Charles Hlavaty

It ia with much regret that we report the death of our greatly respected Life Member. Charles Hlavaty. Charles had been bravely fighting cancer for some time, but continused his beloved skeet shooting until a fortnight before his death on October 27.1988 -three days after his 76th birthday.

He joined the N.S.W. Gun Club in March 1968. The respect of the members which he so quickly earned led to him being elected President from 1977 to 1980. He was elected a Life Member in 1978 as a tribute to the huge contribution he made to the running of the club, a contribution he continued to make unstintingly until his -. death.

Charles was a man of unswerving integrity. As a Referee and Referee Examiner he administered the rules of Clay T a m t .%ootin~ without Pear or favour for many vears.

A; a shooter Ge competed with enthusiasm aid-success amund this country and New Zealand, becoming one of the better known migratory skeeties.

As a friend, a shooter and a club stalwart, he will be sorely missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him.

Our sympathy is extended to his wife Jean and his children Kathie, Rosie and John and their respective families,

John Richardson. New South Wales Gun Club Ltd.


1989 TXAP NA TIOKALS Echuca Gun Club, Victoria

Saturday April I-Thursday April 6

National Title Events Saturday: 40th Grand Australian Handicap Sunday: 37th Double Barrel Championship.

Sponsored by Winchester Auslralia 9th Ladies Double Barrel C'ship. Sponsored by

Winchester Australia. 9th Junior Double Barrel C'ship. Sponsored by

Winchester Australia. Monday: 35th Single Barrel Championship. Sponsored

by Winchesfer Australia. Tuesday: 28th Australia/New Zealand Trap C'ship.

Sponsored by Winchester Australia. Wednesday: 49th Champion of Champions.

Sponsored by Olimpyc Targets. Thursday: 29th Double Rise Championship.

) 1989 Open, Ladies & Junior Team Shoot sponsored hv Winchester Australia. I

I Open ~ i i i Gun. Beretta SO4 sponsored by Winchester Australia I

Annual General Meeting Rich River Golf Club, Moama, NSW

31-3-89

Winchester have released a new produa o n the market for both Domestic and lnternational use. Branded Winchester AA International. The new shotshells are available in shot sizes 7% and 9. Shot size 7% relates t o American shot size which in Australia is equivalent t o shot size 7.

The release o f this new produd is most si nificant as both shotshells are l o z (28 gram) a w ich because of recent U.I.T. rule changes, becomes the standard loads for lnternational shooting from January 1, 1989.

Winchester AA International shotshells l o z are now available and will prove t o be a welcome shotshell for the Australian and Export Market - particularly for those shooters who shoot the I.S.U. discipline of Olympic Trap and Skeet.

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NEW SOUTH WALES GUN CLUB 13th ANNUAL C TU SNOOT

The 13th Annual New South Wales Gun Club Charity Shoot was held on the weekend of 29th and 30th October, 1988 and was well attended by shooters from all over the State. The shoot was offioially opened by the Minister for Sport and Recreation. Mr Bob Rowland-Smith who was welcomed to the N.S.W. Gun Club by National President Mr Jim Scott. Official guests from all shooting disciplines were in attendance for the official opening. Mr Rowland- Smith fired the first shot and was successful in busting the very first target. The Minister advised shooters of the Club's recent efforts to obtain his Government's assistance to relocate the Club and that he was prepared to meet with its officials to discuss the relocating progr-e. The Minister was delighted to meet one of the olub's oldest members, Alan Waters whom be knew from his youth and who he had not seen since the last world war. Alan Waters was instrumental in purchasing the olub's premises in 1940.

a Mr Bob Rowiand-Smith who officiaiiy opened the shoot receives a club badge from Senior Vice-President Alex Ccmino, as a memento of his visit.

Our ever delightful shoot marshal, Rex Northcott, got the shoot off to a great start, and although it was an extremely hot day it did not stop some excellent shooting from the many participants which resulted in seven possibles being shot in the eye opening event.

The second event "POWER BEAM SPOTLIGHTS" 25 Target PIS resulted in the overall winner being R. Bown (Marconi) 75/76: AA - P. Etherton (N.S.W.) 75/78; A - J. Guberina (N.S.W.) 73/75; B - S. Decker (Echuoa) 74/75; C - N. Xenos (Hawkesbury) 64/75.

The third event "T.C. STAMOULIS REAL ESTATE & VALUERS P/L" 25 Target SIB resulted in the overall winner being R. Smith (The Forest) 26/27. AA - P. F-gia (Marconi) 25/28; A - C. Diamond (Illawarra) 28/31; B - B. Crane (P/Macquarie) 25/27; C- N. Xenos (Hawkesbury) 20126.

The complimentary dinner on the Saturday night was well attended and a great night was bad by all. A very special thanks to the ladies in the kitchen who did a wonderful job preparing and serving the meals. Once again the Calcutta was organised and run by our local Auctioneer Hank Thuenissen and his side kick Rex Northcott, and inspired some keen bidding for all the shooters.

Sunday saw another fine day with the first event being

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a State President, Robbie Smith, receives the overali winner's sash for the "T.C. STAMOULiS REAL ESTATE" event, from Alex Comino.

t h e "SCORPIO CARTRIDGE" 30 Target D/B Championship and the Calcutta event. The overall winner in this event went to J.W. Smith (Cowra) with afine 60160. AA - C. Waterhouse (N.S.W.) 56/57; A - J. Fryer (Newcastle) 44/44; B - B. Alexander (N.S.W.) 42142: C - N. Wenos (Hawkesbury) 28/30.

The second event was the "MAGIC DOOR INDUSTRIES PIL" 30 Target Champion of Champions shot off 18 metres andresultedin the overall winner being M. Fisher (N.S.W.) 50150. AA - ZI. Theunissen (N.S.W.) 49/50; A - R. Ali (N.S.W.) 57/60; B - S. Zadrc (Hawkesbury) 48/50; C - N. Xenos (Hawkesbury) 47/50. The last event of the Charity shoot was the "NEW

SOUTH WALES GUN CLUB CHARITY F U N D 30 Target Single Barrel Championship with the overall urinner being C. Waterhouse (N.S.W.) 31/31. AA - R. Bown (Marconi) 30131; A - J. Guberina (N.S.W.) 32/33; B - A. Swift (N.S.W.) 28/30; C - J. Guzelian (N.S.W.) 26/30.

The Overall High Gun for the two days was very kindly donated by Stewart and Allwood and was hotly contested over the both days and was not won mt i l the last event had been shot. The eventual winner was Mr John Guberina from the N.S.W. club who was presented with the pump action shot gun by National President, Mr Jim Scott.

0 National President, Jim Scoff, presents the winning HIGH GUN to John Guberina from the N.S. W. Club.

The olubhouse was overflowing for the presentations by Senior Vice President Mr Alex Comono, who thanked all the shooters for coming along and making the shoot a great success. The Charity Shoot is conducted each year to provide financial assistance to local charitable organisations and groups within the community. such as

Cont'd on page 20


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Cont'd fmm page 18 Scores were as foUows after several short and sweet

the Senior Citizens. Scouts. Guides, Primary Schools, Library, local Bush Fire Brigade volunteers, and the Terrey Hills Elanora APEX CLUB whose members worked tirelessly throughout the two days manning the traps and preparing and cooking the lunches for both days.

Representatives from each of the organisations were present to receive their donations and all were grateful for the efforts of the N.S.W. Gun Club towards the local ~~~- ~ ~~~- - ~ -~ ~ ~~ ~

~&nmunity. Mr Chris Edge, rcpresenting the APFX CLUB announced that thc proceeds they received would be going towards the purchase of an electric wheelch& for a disabled youth m the local community, and this obviously sparked the h e m s of the shooters present and they dippcd Purthcr into their pockets and left Chris aghast at thcu generosity. A special thanks to those shooters from the Apex Club members.

As always these types of shoots are not possible without the suppon ofvrrygenerous sponsors and the N.S.W. Gun Club would like to acknowledge those people: Mr Serg ZuPfo of Scorpio Canridges nnd Olimpyc Targets who has sponsored this shoot siiice its inception. ~ o ~ a g i c Door Industries Pty Ltd, to T.C. Stamoulis Real Estate Valuers Pty Ltd, to Stewart and AUwood, Power Beam Spotlights. and a special thanks to the members of the N.S.W. Gun Club who kindly gave cash donations and trophies for the "N.S.W. GUN CLUB CHARITY F U N D and to Frank Smith from "Winchester".

Thanksto all theihooters who attended this shoot, to all those -ole who worked behind the scenes. to the ladies ~~ - - - = . ~ . ~ ~ - ~~. - -. ~~ ~ - ~ - ~~ ~ ~ ~. ~~ ~ ~

who gave up their time over the weekend to nm the score books and made this a very successful shoot.

THE WAGIN GUN CLUB Wagin Gun Club held their annual Phillip Becker

Memorial Trophy Shoot on October 23, a 50 Double Barrel event on a beautiful. fine, windless day when 25 shooters from Collie. Darkan, Narrogin, Katanning and Wagin competed for the $1,000 silver cup.

Shooting was of a very high standard with several posaiblea. A Grade 1st -Tim Catling. Katanning. 50150; B Grade 1st - Geoff West. Wagin 50152, C Grade 1st - Kevin Marley. Wagin 46/50. Shoot offs were the order of the day for most places.

Len Mike Young congratulating Tim Catling, winner of the Phil Becker Memorial Shoot.

The second event was sponsored fully by the Wagin branch of the National Bank of Australia. For this the olub is very grateful to the looal Manager.

It was the State A.T.A. Single Barrel 50 targets. Once again a couple of possiblea shot again. Mention must be made of the splendid eye Tim Catling had on the day. 991100 targets.

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shoot offs. A G d e 1st - + i m ~ a t l i n ~ 4 9 / 5 0 ; ~ ~ ~ a d e 1st- Geoff West. Wagin 47150: C Grade let - C l MolPatt. ----- Ovcrall High Gun, Tim Catling 99,100. Trophy donora for the day were as follows - all to which

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FROM THE DESK OF THE NATIONAL COACHING DIRECTOR - PETER QUIRE NATIONAL COACHING COUNCIL MEETING, NOVEMBER 88

The National Coaching Council met in Adelaide in November. The Counoil consists of Arthur Kenna of Queensland, Stewart Browning from Tasmania. Greg Chan from the Northern Territory, Col Burt from New South Wales, Len Cook from Victoria, Murray Alexander from Western Australia. Don Stevens. South Australia, and myself.

e The National Coaching Council

Of all the various meetings and seminars that I attend. the Coaching Counoil meeting is, in my view, the most ha rmo~ous and the most productive. The Council members are all there with a single purpose, that is to raise the enjoyment and the standard of the clay target shooters of Australia. There are not the divisions between states that arise in all fields in Australia. the State Directors of -~ - ~ ~ ~~ .~ ~

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course are proud of rcpreserrring their states, but because coaching is really an occupation that mncentrates on achieving benefits for others, they are mnccrned for all clay shwters in Australia not just those from their own states.

This being the case, the Council members share their knowledge, their experience, their successes and failures with one another, all of us are as pleased with a coaching success story from another director, just as much as if it were their own.

Sadly a common problem, more in some areas than othere, is lack of understanding in administration at all levels, of the importance of having an accredited coach who must adhere to certain standards, who will teach the basic s e a to beginners, encourage and assist more advanced shwters, and who by their example of conduct. orornote our wonderful swr t of clav shooting. -

Peopleaccept the vnportanceoP, and the need for. a fwty coach, a renms coach or a golf coach, and those who play Lhese sports contmue to go back and be miluenccd by those coaches for all of their competitive sports participation. Why not a shooting coach?

Administrations miss out on a great deal of informed knowledgeable input if the coach is not included in the decision making of the club, zone or state. Because administrators must be pre-occupied with the very


necessary business of keeping finances balanced, running shoots and generally organizing, the coach can make an inout from the shwters point of view, i.e. what will keep new shooters a t the 01~6, what promotes our sport, and what shooters' worries, pleasures and fears are. These things may not seem as important as organization and finances. They can't be measured, hut they pertain to the human side of the equation. After all, a large part of the pleasure we as clay shwters get from our sport is the social interaction, the friendly atmosphere, and certainly breaking the targets. All of those areas are addressed as part of the coaches interaction with the shooters.

The Coaching Council members are continually up- dating their knowledge, reading, having input from the Coaching Council of Australia and attending seminars. Much of this at their own expense. I am personally grateful for the hard work and support that the members of the Council have given me, and most of all for the benefit of their knowledge, their suggestions on many matters. I believe that the clay shooters should also be grateful for all the coaches involved in the accreditation scheme for the time and effort that they put into improving our sport.

There are 308 accredited coaches, 247 Level 1. 55 Level 2, and six Level 3 coaches. All of whom have had to demonstrate their ability to be accredited.

The booklet AN INTRODUCTION TO CLAY TARGET SHOOTING has been updated by the Coaching Council. and the Executive of the A.C.T.A. has agreed to re-print it. so copies of this very handy booklet will be available in the New Year. It was also decided to print in the Clay News a list of the accredited coaches one State at a time. This month it will be coaches from that most beautiful island. Tasmania, who have some of Australia's most talented shwters and under the direction of Coaching Director. Stuart Browning, a good team of coaches. COACHING SEMINAR IN WESTERN A U S T U I A

I have been fortunate to have attended an excellent coaching seminar in Perth organized by W.A. State Director. Murray Alexander, and his most able helpers. Speakers from the W.A. Sports Department and outside sports made the weekend most informative. The best aspect for me was the attendance of so many of the State Coaches, their input and interaction was stimulating. Coaching is alive and well in W.A. Thank you all in W.A. for your hospitality. TASMANIAN ACCREDITED COACHES GRAHAM BLASKE'IT 54 Cornwall Cres..

Newnham. Tas. 7248 STUART BROWNING 49 Sugarloaf Rd,

Rasdonvale. Tas. 7016

Kingsmeadows, Tas. 7250 On behalf of all in the coaching family I wish you all a

New Year full of bmken clays. PETER QUIRE

NATIONAL COACHING DIRECTOR

RESI - Statewide Building 5ocirn

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OLD NORTH ROAD, KUMEU. NEW ZEALAND

SKEET WAITEMATA GUN CLUB Old North Road, Kumeu, Auckland

23rd, 24th, 25th & 26th February, 1989 k a 50 Target Doubles Plus ft -k

A k400 Targets --- Standard Skeet* sr k k k$6,000 Trophies k -A. k - Thursday 23rd February, 1989, commencing at 8.30arn

50 Target Doubles A Line Properties Ltd. Sweepstake - Sponsored by Peter & Dori Lynch 50 Target Waitemata Open Skeet Championship - Sponsored by Wesco Electronics

followed by 50 Target City of Auckland Open Skeet Championship - Sponsored by Gary Lisle

Friday 24th commencing at 8.30arn 50 Target Winchester Skeet Championship - Sponsored by Winchester New Zealand

followed by 50 Target Cullen Trophy Open Skeet Championship - Sponsored by Lloyd Cullen

Saturday 25th commencing at 8.30am 100 Target Australasian Open Skeet Championships - Sponsored by Air New Zeaiand

Sunday 26th commencing at 8.30am 100 Target South Pacific Open Skeet Championship - Sponsored by bominion Breweries Ltd

HlGH GUNS - Entry $3.00 each. Note: Seiko High Gun excludes double event - SElKO HlGH GUNS TROPHY Sponsored by Seiko and Brian Webber Jewellers

2 Man Team Event on 400 Targets - Entry $2.00 per shooter - Separate High Gun Sponsored by Mario Costa on the 450 Targets

Targets at 18 cents each Sweepstakes on 100 Target Matches; Entry on 50T Events - $8.00 $2.00 on first 50, $2.00 on middle 50, $2.00 on last 50 Entry on 100T Events - $12.00 $1.00 on the 100. Sweepstakes on 50T Events - $2.00 on each 25 To be shot in Grades A.B.C. - Sash & Medals to H.O.A. $1.00 on each 50 - Medals to lst, 2nd. 3rd

Postal Enquiries accepted on $50 deposit Motel Accommodation - Bookings accepted with $50 deposlt, within 5 miles of Club - Caravan sites also available

Postal entries nominating will be advised of flight times for each event ALL CORRESPONDENCE WITH WAITEMATA GUN CLUB INC., P.O. BOX 275, KUMEU

BARRY McDONALD 854 5137, Home, 525 1827 Work PHONE: 412 9910 VIC BALL 596 246


South Australia ..................... 24 Western Australia ................... 54 Queensland ............................ 26 ................ New South Wales 35 Northern Territory 54 ...................

............................... Victoria .................................. 41 Tasmania 54

CLUB NEWS

GERALDTON GUN CLUB The following office bearers for the coming 1989 season

were elected a t the Annual General Meeting held on 30th October 1988: President - Glen O'Brien; Vice President - Mark Hatch; Secretary - Robert Mosel: Treasurer - Graham Parsons.

CHINCHILLA GUN CLUB At the club's Annual Meeting held in September, the

following Executives were elected: President -Gordon Watson; Secretary - Nancee Watson; Treasurer - John Fabian; Vice President - John Stone.

NEPEAN CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.

Elections held on 18.11.88 resulted in the following: President - W. Wwdward; SecretaryiTreasurer - R.V. Scott.

MAJURA PARK GUN CLUB Change of names of committee members:

President - D. Jordan; Vice President - P. Simon; Secretary - G. Jessop; Treasurer - R. McGregor.

METROPOLITAN CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.

Annual meeting held Sunday 13 November, t h d following members were elected to office: President - Bert Lobley; Vice President - Peter McVicar: Treasurer - Ray Williams; Secretary - Norm Pengelly; Committee - Lionel Connell. Ted Lobley. Keith Calder. Ozzi Hayak.

YAMBA CLAY TARGET CLUB At the recent A.G.M. of Yamba Clay Target Club, the

following office bearers were elected for 1989:


President - G. Harrison; Vice President - 3. FoweU. Treasurer - B. Field; Secretary - M. Harrison; Shoat Marshal - N. Biddle.

WANGARATTA CLAY TARGET CLUB INC. The Annual General Meeting held on November 24th

1988. Tony Penney (phone 060-244 215) was re-elected a s President. Other office bearers elected were: Senior Vice President - Trevor Jones; Secretary - Bev Penney (phone 060-555-452 BH) and Treasurer - Harry Memery (phone 057-253-232). The mmmittee consists of Bob Barron, Bruce Boyd. Daryl Hunt. David Jackel. Dick Love, Steve Mwney, Clarrie Riches. Keith Robinson. Bryan Sammon. Craig Sessions and Jock Steer.

MORNINGTON CLAY TARGET CLUB INC. At the recent Annual General Meetingof the Mornin@'on

Clay Target Club, the following officers were elected: President - Tony Ferlazzo; Secretary - Stewart James.

ST. ARNAUD GUN CLUB INC. Could you please note that the St. Arnaud Gun Club Inc.

held i t s Annual General Meeting on 17th November and the following office bearers were elected for the coming se-on. President - Mr Austin Freeman: Secretary - Mr Greg Little; Treasurer - Mr Ken Sloane.

JABIRU GUN CLUB INC. The Jab- Gun Club held their A.G.M. on 27th ,

November, 1988 and elected to office were: President - Gary Dunstan; SecretaryiTreasurer - Elizabeth Johnston; Range Officer - Darrin Dunstan; Handicapper - Gary Dunstan.

ALBURY-WODONGA CLAY TARGET CLUB At the A.G.M. on 4 November the following office

bearers were elected: President - R. Petts; Vice President - L. M~Lsch. Secretary - L. Bahr; Assistant Secretary - F. Plas: Shoot Marshal - B. Liersch; Treasurer - D. Smailes.

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STURT PEA FROM S.A.

Do you believe we are into 19897 And what a year 1988 has been with Gun Legislation, S.A.C.T.A. Constitution, the Levy for shooters now not finalised, the reorganising of the I.S.U. where there was a National Team selected. Unfortunately we were to find out later that the Olympic TraD Nationals were to be held on the same weekend ae our D.T:L. Carnival. This is verv disanwintinn for our tea& members. We were informed"no alteiationsmuld hemade.

Consequently our team has chosen not to go and rightly so, preferring to support the D.T.L. Carnival.

Last but not least, the building of the Clay Target Range at the International Sports Shooting Park at Virginia, home now for International Gun Club

I.S.U. FINALS Phil Green received the S.A. CHAMPION SHOOTER.

BALL TRAP. OLYMPIC TRAP PERPETUAL TROPHY with a score of 1771200. National Team: T. Kenyon, B. Johnson, D. Lymn. S.A.C.T.A.. D.T.L.. CARNIVAL

To be held on February 10, 11, 12 at the International Sports Shooting Park at Virginia.

First event pre-Carnival to start at 3pm on Friday. The OIA winner of the two events programmed will receive free nominations for the Carnival. RAY & PAT MACK STATE TITLES CHAMPION SHOOTER FINALS

To be shot on Saturday 1 lth. Deauville Doubles winners to shoot as individuals. If you are a State Titles winner during 1988 get practising as there will be a gwd trophy for the winner. I hope all juniors have got the Carnival marked on their calendar as Winchester Austrslia are again sponsoring a Junior Champion Event and there will again be 1st. 2nd and 3rd trophies for both registered and unregistered junior shooters. THE LATE ROSS RITCHIE

On behalf of my family and myself we would like to thank the shooters of all States who helped Ross really enjoy and live to the fullest his 14 years of donated life. Thanks for the phone calls, letters and cards of support whilst Ross was in hospital and upon his death for the comfort, flowers, cards, letters and expressions of sympathy to us. Special thanks to Dick and Rhonda Ayres (life long friends) aleo Katanning (W.A.). Bordertown, Lake Albert and Wilkawatt gun clubs. As Ross would have said, all time is wasted what's not spend shooting or fishing (and yes there were still fish in the freezer).

Thanks for the wonderful memories, Shirley Ritchie. W'ILKAWATT

Monthly shoot Nov. 13th in very hot conditions. Event 1 - OIA winner, L. Schubert 42142, Lynton also won the Ron Beelitz Trophy for the highest score in the Murray Valley CIS by a Wilkawatt registered shooter. He will also be shooting in the Andrews family CHICH finals at Bordertown in December.

Thanks to the sponsors Aser Sight and Sound, also Des and PahlIClass for their generous contribution.

Event 2 - Class DID won by G. Michell and P. O'Connell 20110. Father Christmas will be attending the Xmas shoot -

for the BIG and little kids. By Hot Shot

SPECIAL SHOOTS Barmera - Two day New Year shoot, Dec. 31, Jan 1. Bordertown - State Cont. Carnival. Jan 1. ~ ~- ~- -~

Bordertown - Eastern Zone ~arni"al. Jan 21. S.A.G.C. - Two day shoot, Jan 21 & 22. Alexandra - Two day shoot. Jan 28 & 29. Alexandra - State Night MXDIT. Jan 28 & 29. Pt. Lincoln - Two day State Title, Jan 28 & 29. Pt. Lincoln - MXDIT State Day. Jan 28 & 29.

I.M.G.

ALEXANDRA 30.10.88 - Perfect (28). 5UT MoInnes Skeet C'ehip: OA: R. an 57-58. D. Burton 58-58: B: R. Mulee 47.50. P. Campbell 57.63: C: R. Cribb 48.50. P. Hendy 50-55.2UT Hell Raiser 10 PIS. 10 S m OA: R. Mules 39.40, R. Cribb 37-40: A: L. Martin 37.40.1. Campbeu. T. Morris. R. Daan a 36-40: C: J. Fleetwood 35.40. C. Jambs 31-40. 25T Fisher FMarms DIB C'ship: OA: R. Dean 25-25. T. Morris 56.57: B: P. Hendy 24.25.1. Hein 23.25: C: J. Fleetwood 23-25. P. Marsden 25.28. 25T McMes PIS C'ahip: OA: P. Muntlng 73.75. R. Mules 71.75: A: L. Martin 77.81. R. Dean 74-81: C: H. Iaxfon 84.75. J. B r e w 59.75. ALEXANDRA ln1-=-Hot , windy (18). 25ThueIslandskeet uship: OA

&A: R. Pitt 33.35: B: R. Mules 23-26. C: T. Marria 31-35.5 Pr DIRWOCm: A: R. Pitts.10 B: R. Mvlee8.10: C: J. Fleetwood 8.10.15 Pr Mundmlsland~m C'ehip: OA & A: T. Morris 24-30. R. Pitt 22.30: a: R. Hill 39.50. R. Mulee 38.50. C: J. Fleetwood 22.30. R. Mueller 20.30. 2ST Charles Huntar DIB C'ship: OA: R. Fitt 25-25. T. Morris 24.25: B: R. Mules 23.25. R. Hill 24-27: C: R. Dini 31-35. W. Harding 30.35. 25T Alexandrina PIS C'ehip: OA & A : I. Campbell 74-75. R. Pitt 69.75: B: R. Mules 70-75. R. Cribb 66.75: C: T. Roberts 85.75. J. Fleetwood 56-75. OA HG: Ray Fitt 148-165. ciaeely followed by Bob U..lns ,4e.,*E,

130-132. INTERNATIONAL 13.11.88-Hot (27). 25TSkeet: A: J. Johansen24.25: 8:

R. Wdsh 25-25: C: A. Dalle-Molle 24-25. 50T Club Tzench C'ahipj OA & A: P. Marmianni 48.50. D. Oliviem 46-50: B: J. Richichi 43.50. D. Marrvv 35.50: C: R. Wdah 48.50. G. a p p i a 40-50.25T Club DIB C'ship: OA & AA. D. Oliviem 78.78. L. Martin 24.25: A: J. Johansen 77-78. R. Winckel24-25: B: G. Donald 25.25. G. 5 p p i a 23-25: C: P. D'Alesaandm 21.25. 9. Rymes 20.25.25T Club S/B CID: A: J. Job-n 28.29, P. Mnreoionni 27.29: B: B. Wall- 22.25. G. Donald, G. 5 p p i s both 21.25: C: E. De Michele 24.25. P. D'Aleasandm 15.25. NO. P Marminnni i l S . l l S . . -. . . - -.-. -- . - - . - -.

XANGAROOISWD 3010-88 -Sunny(9). 2OI DIB Hcp: T. Boaker 19.20. A. Clem 18.20. Juniors: A. h e r 17-20. B. m a r 14-20. 2UT SIB Hcp: T. ~ o a k e r 17.20. A. Clem 16-20. Juniora: B . h e r 14-20. A. mmer 12.20. 2 0 ~ PIS HCP: a. cave* 16.20 1461. T. Booker 16-20 1451. ~uniors: A. h e r 15.20

MILUCENT3010.88 - &errnet (201 25T 86th ANvversary Cahip: OA & A V Beyrr 28-28. R R Hammat. B. A Mclntye 2728.G Hnghc 33 34: C. D. &yer 2425. A. Mornson 3435. 10TSIB C'ahlp B & OA G 1le:gnf 23.24. A. htelnrvre 17.21. c R webbcr 17.21. A Momson 1021. A F Tavlor22.24 Y Beyer.17.20. 15T Hop: R. Webber 20.20. A. Morrieon 19-20. nL~&iigh;17.;8:

MouNTGAMBIER 12.11.88-Verr hot for November (30). 25TBmC'ship: OA k B: B. Spring 24.25. T. Niven 23-25: A: W. Wombwell 23.25. V. Beyer 50.55: C: a. shelton 22-25. C. Hill 21.25. 25T Club SIB C'ahip: 0.4 & B: R. P W f 26.26. L. Sims 24.25: A: B. Spring25-26. M. Medhvrst 25.26: C: C. Hill 21.25. D. eight 22.28. 25T ~ i a camp: OA & A: P. oreen 44.44. W. Hetherington 43.44: B: G. Height 24-25. L. Sima 50.52: C: G. Wambwell29.31. A. Moody 25-31. 25T Dm Hop: G. Height 25.39. B. SpMg 37.39. R. Pallant 35.37: BM: P. Green 23-25. Open HG: B. Spring 97-100. S.E. Aggregate: P. Green 98.105. ~n excellent dsy'a shootinn. eewciallr bv Brian sorinn97.100

muble B,-I. liandicnp: slngic B-I A d B& Gap wcu do,; B- Conerecent shooting overall Club Chumpronshrpe h u og- eamed Phrl G-n tho S E Aggrrgote A n d Phll emred 14. 25. 25 and 24 over fna Club's ~oub.e B-I. muble ~ s e . ConrvlenW and Szr,gie 8-1 chnmp~onahipa to w at 98LC5. seuerd lgta ahcnd of Bnnn Spnng, -er.up at 90 105

NOARLUNGA CITY 811.88 - Fmc (141 IUT P S Conlp A: J. IOehrchl 2730. B G. Znppra 30.30. C E m hbchvlla 27.30 30T Mlxed C'shrp. A J Illrhrchr 43.50. B G 2app.a 4050. P. Handy 5260. C J Lluron 4250. S HaWvopoulos 37.50 20T Hcp P Hrndy 24 25 K Hobba 2720. G. Zappts 26.29 10 Pr D R Mmp D A J fiehlchl 1020: B P Hmdy. S. Swbauur 15.20. C. E De hbehelle 14.20. J Lluton 1120 JolmStr~varr Parllv Mrmonwl ~~ ~-~~ ~ - ~ - ~ ~ p . - -. -. . .- HG: 0. Zappia 105.120. Congrafulationa Joe from ourclvb Par yavrfiret High Gun.

PORTAUGUSTA23.10.88- Fine day(l4). 25T Skeet Hcp Shot Out: A. Biai 52-54. L. Hanmck48.54. L. Moia47.51.5UTConf C'ship: A: M. S-48-50. G. Bollen 44.50, B: L. ~oia44.50. G. S p a c h a n 40-50 C: M. ~ a r t i m e r 41-50. L. Hanmck 40.50. 2UT Hop: M. Starr 20.20. R. Bisi 21.23. G. Spackman 20.23. HG: M. Starr 86-95.

PORT LINCOLN 6-11-88 - Warm &windy (22). 5UT Skeet C'ehip: A: G. Bollen 47-50. R. Piff 46.50: B. T. Stratfonl 47.50. R. Bisi 46.50: C: J. Peek 45.50. G. Bumett 41-50: OA: T. Stratford. 25T DIB C'ship: A: S. Edmonde. G. Docking both 24-25: B: P. Beale. B. Puglisi both 24-25: C: A. Phillips 36-37, P. Myketasch 35.37: OA: S. Edmonds. 25T PIS C'ship: A: S. Edmonde 74-75. G.


PORT LlMCOLM GUM CLUB

ARAMA 89

AUSTRALIA DA Y WEEKEND

JANUARY 28 & 29

Saturday 28 loam Start

EVENT 1 Nom. $16.00 50 Target Tunarama Skeet Championship OIA

Sash A.B.C. EVENT 2 Nom. $16.00 40 Target "Mixed State" Championship. 10T DIB,

10T SIB, 10T PIS, 5Pr DIR OIA Sash A.B.C.

Sunday 29 loam Start

EVENT 3 Nom. $2.00 5 Target PIS E l 0 -

EVENT 4 Nom. $8.00 25 Target PIS Australia Day Championship OIA

Sash A.B.C. EVENT 5 Nom. $16.00 50 Target Tunarama DIB Championship OIA Sash

A.B.C. - - - -

(2nd 25 to count for Ray & Pat Mack Trophy) EVENT 6 Nom. $16.00

50 Target "Gunshoot" Handicap Sweeps 6r Trophies on all events - Reduced noms for

Juniors & Vereratrr

Seafood barbecue tea to follow presentations


. ~ ~~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ . - .- .-, -. Laxton 74-75. J. Fleetvood 70-75. SB Club Anniversary SIB C'ship: A & Badp: R. Pitt 23.25. 1. Campbell 21-25: B: M. Humbereton 23.26. R. Mulee 22-26. C: J. Fleetwood 19.25. T.V. Roberts. F. Grey both 18.25. Hotel Victor HO: R. Mulee 170-185.

SYP 811-88 - ~ m d (10). 5T EIO: R. Spinella 5.5.20T Hop ~ a r r e t t e HIW W p b y : R. Spinella 19.20. I. Atkins 18.W. D. CmpsF 19-26. 25T DIB C'ship MMlston Plumbing Servin, Rophy: P. Quire 24.25. 1. Atkins 22-25. D. Cmoer 25.21).

. - Sohuben ia eligible to shoot a t the Andrew* Family Shmt of ~ o ~ d ~ ~ t ~ ' & i n December.

BALLANDEAN 18.1088 - Flnc & \ v m (151 L5T S S 15m 11. Kcrmurt 25 25. G. Dongee. A J Se~t11 24.25 P Stnbrle all 2425. 25TGrzuute Bdc S u C'sllrp l5m: OA G. Dongca 24.25. A L. Gmarck 22.25 B I I Krnncll 23.25 C L J KeMctt 2125 A* Lhr B & C G r d c w m e r a hnd donntld rhr imlltur8 they kindly rcdonnl~d the imphtre nnd then cnc w m c r n r r r c B R Cormo 26 30 after alloul alf N Smith and R Ca.imo 21.25. C P Sciiblle 19.20 utrr ahmtorf P Stabrle and F Muaumeer I R 2 5 10T Con, S S 0 Mngex, n J Cvamo. S J P u ~ l ~ a t dl 10.10

BLACKALL 18-1188-- F i n e . I ~ ~ ~ h ~ l o u d ( i hot(lH1 Blneknll D B P ~ n C ~ h i p 25TD Bal l 15m OA: A Wale. A D Tunlbull. B A hlePhcr*on:C. R Lrck H Blvlks hlsmorltll Cup ZUT u il olr lRnl I hlurmy K Harlow. n K~:,~nrdy ~ h t . T ~ v a a u l l 10 Pr DIN I B L I , J W~bbCr. R Kennedy. I( LC& \V c T c ~ r n r Menlond Cup : s r D B a l l Hcp I hlurroy. R K~rcnedy. J Doyle QCTA c ~ o r ~ r PW con, C S I , , ~ , ~ T , T D B Pta con, orf 15nl OA: K s r b A. D. Turnbull: L1: J Webber.C. R Kmnrd) 110 D T ~ r n b u l l . Inter 1lG J Wrbbcr. YL, D I>...* . . . . . . . . ..

BRISBANE 30-10-88- 25TDIBRophies: AA: K. Stevens 36-38: A: P. Stsin 44.44: 8: J. Burlison 24.95: C: J. lopgoad 24.25. 25T DIB Pts Cash: AA: W. Stevens 73-75: A: Thelma ~ e d o w e 71.75: B: J. O'ReiUy 70-75: C: J. Farmw 65.75.25T SIB Sweeps: h W. S~evens. P. Freelengus: A: D. Evans 23-25: B: A. Dawea 25-28: C: J. Hopgood 24-27. 25T DiB Trophies: AA: W. Stevens 49-49: A: 0 . Mdding 25-25: B: E. Rend 24.25: C: T. Hayden 26.31. OA HG: 8. Steven8 146.150.

BRISB&E 1%-11-88 - 25T DIE: A: G. Burlisan 38.38: B: R. Read 26.27: C: S. Valastm 24-25. 25T D)B: A: G. Burlisan 25.25: B: P. H-ay 25.25: C: A. Coco 24.25.

BUNDABERG 8.11-88 - (21). Skee t 25TOlG SIS: F. Apus. K. Rehbein. T. Harris dl 24-25. 25T C'ship: A: R. Rehbein 25.25: B: T. Harris 22-25: C: F. Agius 22.25: OA: R. Reh-in 25-25. Trap: 25T DIB P t s 15m SIS: 4: P. Win..,, N. Berry both 64-75: B: N. Wenning 60.75: C: R. Rend 64.75. 25T DiB C'ship Ism: A: N. Berry 20-25: B: K. Rehbein 21.25: C: F. Agiue 19.28: OA: K. Rchbein. DOTSIB Ism: A: R. Rebbein 19-20: B: N. Wenning 15-20: C: F.Agiua 18.20. 25T DIE 15m: A: R. Rehbein 25-25: B: T. Petersen 22-25: C: F. ~ g i u s 23.25. BM HG: R. Rehbeih 125.145. FM HG: R. Rend 109.145.

BURDEXIN 13.11.88 - Hot. cloudy &windy (18). 25T Skeet Sweeps: R. Callinson. T. MoKennn. E. Bukbadis dl25.25.25T Burd Skeet C'ehip: A: A. Z a p m a 21.25: B: T. MQKennn 25.25 after ahmt.ofl R. Malcolm: C: E. B u k W a 25-25: OA: T, MeKennn. 10T DIB Hcp Sweeps: S. Riccs. T. MoKems both 10-10: V. Ravncieh. G. Timms. F. Marnno dl9-10. 10T DIE Ism Sweep: S. Nixon 10~10. A. 5ppaln. R. Colhean. P. V d a . S. Riccs. G.

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T T * 1 I TOM AS\ IIAUz GUN CLUB IN(:.

I P.O. Box 794 20km South of Townsville Aitkenvale, 4814 on Bruce Highway Queensland at Killymoon Creek

Phone: (077) 78 8163

Are you planning your holidays in North Queensland?

Bring your gun and enjoy our 'hospitality.

Plenty of tourist attractions for all the family

JANUARY 15: Economy Shoot - Trench, Skeet, D.T.L.

FERRUARY 19: State Tower Points Championship. 30 Targets plus other

events. MARCH 19: Skeet and D.T.L.

APRIL 15 & 16: Trench Eliminations - Townsville Trench Championship.

Sunday: Skeet, D.T.L., Sweepstakes MAY 20 & 21: 2 Day ANNUAL OPEN

SHOOT

I Program includes Skeet, Handicap and Common Mark Events plus Night

Championship Full Program in May C.T.S.N.

The Gun Club has excellent camping and caravan facilities. Stay a couple of days, attend our shoot, then visit the local

attractions. Billabong Sanctuary featuring

Australia's unique animals; Reef Wonderland for a preview of the Great Barrier Reef, then venture out to the Reef for a day trip or stay out at the Floating Hotel.

Like a gamble? Try your luck at the CASINO.

Secretary: DaphneLeeds (077) 79 3149

President: Tom Comerford

(077) 73 281 5

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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET N E W S - JANUARY 1989

UTH EAST ZONE

1989 SKEET CARNIVAL

TOOWOOMBA CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.

FEBRUARY 1 1 E 12,1989

2 5 Target Doubles Graded Sweeps (Note: To count with High Gun)

2 5 Target Handicap Sweeps Nom. $16.00

OIS $1 .OO ea 25 $2.00 OIS $1 .OO o'all $1 .OO

50 Target S.E. Queensland Championship OIA AA.A.B.C.

- Dinner at Club -

Nom. $16.00 OIS $1.00 ea 25 $2.00

0 1 s $1.00 o'all $1.00 50 Target S.E.Z. Championship OIA AA.A.B.C.

Nom. $16.00 50 Target S.E.Z. Graded Trophy

TOTAL NOMS: $62.00 WITH SWEEPS: $68.00

- S.E.Z. TEAM SELECTED ON EVENTS 3 & 4 - Ladies, Juniors G Veterans High Guns - L.J.V. 60% Noms on total program - Camping and Showers

available Cornmotlee reserves the r~ghl lo alter the program

NOTE: Toowoomba Clay Target Club will be conducting State 30 Target DIB Night Tower on Saturday Night

Wendy Wells, Secretary Phone: (07) 290 0681


FEBRUARY Venue: International Sports Sha

Friday 10 - 3pm Saturday 11 - EVENT 1 Nom. $10.00 (all shooters) EVENT 1 Nom.

25 Target DIB 16m 1st & 2nd each 15 Target PIS 1

AA.A.B.C

EVENT 2 Nom. $ Swec

60 Target Sta Champi'

1 visit. 20 Targets

Tea available at Complex M.A.B.C. L.J.V.

Trophy 1:

;.;.;.:.>;.>>>>;.~;:::;:;:<a<:x:::g::~.e:~~<:fi::;:;:;:~::~q~;:::<<::q; EVENT 3 ,:......... Ray & Pat Mack S

EVENT 4 Nom. $ Swet

50 Target PIS CI AA.A.B.C. L.J.V.

Trophy 1

A.C. T.A. Rules apply for Nominations 4, 7 & 8. Ladies & Junior H/G 4, 7

State Team - 2.4.7.8.9.

Canteen & Refreshmer Powered on-site campi

Accommodation: contact M. Martini (08) 49 1989


ng Park, Virginia. 10k norlh of ~livar

Im Sharp

-00 (all shooters) ih Divide 15m it & 2nd

00 L.J.V. $12.00 $3 :hampion of 15m.

h DIB, SIB, PIS. phy. O/A Sash, i 2nd

Free Noms. ! Titles Shoot Off

00 L.J.V. $12.00 $2 ~pionship 15m. ~phy. OIA Sash i 2nd

Sunday 12 - Qarn Sharp EVENT 5 20 Target DIE Winchester Aust. Junior

C'ship. Cartridges supplied by Winchester Aust. Trophy lst, 2nd, 3rd,

.Junior - - . . . - . EVENT 6

Zone Team Shoot EVENT 7 Nom. $19.00 L.J.V. $12.00

Sweep $2 50 Target State DIB C'ship. M.A.B.C.

L.J.V. Trophy. OIA Sash &Trophy. Troohv 1st & 2nd. Soonsor -- winchester ~ustralia

EVENT 8 Nom. $19.00 L.J.V. $12.00 Sweep $2

50 Target State SIB Championship M.A.B.C. L.J.V. Trophy, OIA Sash.

Trophy 1st & 2nd EVENT 9 State Team Shoot. Open - Ladies -

Junior - Postal.

pen High Gun & 2nd place Events 2, 8. Veteran (65 & over) 2, 4, 7 & 8. A only, shot 5 per lane. Postal Team, 4.7.8

- Meals at Complex - Showers & Toilets

7988/89 Cards to be presented with Nominations

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JANUARY 1989 Pa

STILL AT RIFLE RANGE ROAD PIMPAMA. 4.5km NORTH OF DREAMWORLD WEDNESDAY 4th - NIGHT TRAP - 7.30pm - 55 TARGETS - $20.00

TUESDAY 10th - NIGHT PRACTICE & COACHING - 7.30pm

SATURDAY 14th JANUARY SUNDAY 15th JANUARY 1989 - loam

Nom. $12.00 EVENT 4

J.M. BAUMAN PERPETUAL GOLD CUP LEE HOGARTH PERPETUAL SILVER CUP Pacific Coast DIB Championship 25 Target Pacific Coast SIB Championship 25 Target SIB

DIB from 15m from 15m Badge OIA Trophies 1 & 2 in AA.A.B.C.

Nom. $18.00 EVENT 5

GOLD COAST ACCOMMODATION BONANZA 40 TARGET - 15m - $700.00 30 Target DIB from 15m. Trophy of weekend 20 Target DIE, 20 Target Points

accommodation on the Gold Coast in $150.00 divided 60130110 in each M.A.B.C. M.A.B.C. Grades $100.00 overall - Silent Calcutta Event - - FIRST EVENT IN GOLD COAST ANNUAL

HlGH GUN -

$lO.OO GOLD COAST CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS 25 Target DIB from 20m Sash &Trophy OIA

PACIFIC COAST POINTS CHAMPIONSHIP Trophies M.A.B.C. 25 Target DIB Points from 15m. Badge OIA SUB TOTAL: $44.00

Trophies 1 & 2 M.A.B.C. TOTAL NOMS: $84.00 SUB TOTAL: $40.00

- - SILENT CALCUTTA - - SATURDAY NIGHT FREE - PARTY

ON THE GOLD COAST - WIN YOUR NOMINATIONS AT THE CASINO

OIA HIGH GUN - A.B.C. GRADE HlGH GUNS - LADIES & JUNIORS PLUS VETERANS HlGH GUNS IF SUFFICIENT NOMINATIONS

Morning & Afternoon Teas - Lunches - Jim Beam Bar - Ammo - All Available - Camping allowed - Hot Shower

A special $250.00 to any shooter who shoots 2601260 over the program. If more than one possible, money is to be divided

The cornminee reserves the right la alter the program i f necessary

PRESIDENT: Colin Witt

Page 30 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS- JANUARY 1989

ANNUAL TWO DAY OT

Sat. Feb. 4, Sun. Feb. 5, 1989

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 4 l p m Start EVENT 1 Nom. $10.00 Andersson's Fruit Market 25 Target DIB 15m.

Trophies A.B.C. EVENT 2 Nom. $10.00

Hylan Seeds SIB Championship 25 Target 15m. Badge OIA, Trophies 1st & 2nd A.B.C.

Optional Sweeps 12-13: $2 EVENT 3 Nom. $10.00

K. & K.R. Wolski's Mobil Agents Continental Championship 25 Target 15m. Badge OIA,

Trophies 1st & 2nd A.B.C.

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 5 9am Start EVENT 4 Nom. $10.00

Toyota Motor Sales DIB Championship 25 Target 15m. Badge OIA, Trophies 1st & 2nd . -,.

H.U.L. Optional Sweeps 12-13: $2

EVENT 5 Nom. $15.00 25 Taroet DIB Handicao. 1st. 2nd. 3rd - 50°/0 ~ ~~~ u - ~

Nomination 60/30110 - ~alcutta Event EVENT 6 Nom. $10.00

NOUD'S NEWSAGENTS POINTS CHAMPIONSHIP 25 Target 15m. Badqe OIA,

Troohies 1st &-2nd A.B.C. - -, EVENT 7 Nom. $15.00 P.M.B. AUSTRALIA & ELDERS PASTORAL 30 Target Medley (10T DIB, 10T DIB Pts, TOT DIB Cont. Points 15m). Trophies 1st & 2nd A.B.C.

High Gun A.B.C. Sponsored by Winchester Australia

Total Nominations including sweeps $84

Veterans and Juniors 60% Nominations

Calcutta on Event 5 - No deductions from Calclltta - - . - - . . -

Happy Hour 5.30pm-6.30pm (all drinks half price) - Free barbecue 7pm, Calcutta Draw

5.30pm. Auction 6pm - Camping facilities on . . grounds.

Accommodation - Phone Direct - Area Code (071)

Burke & Wills Motor Inn: 62 2933; Pioneer Motel Lodge: 62 3999; Motel Oasis: 62 2399;

Holliday Motel: 62 1822; Klngaroy Motel: 62 1966.

President: Secretary: Peter McDonald Graham Bickerton Phone (071) 62 1682 Phone (071) 64 4141


m a oli 9-10. 2~ DIB TO-r Tmphy: A: A. Zsppda 19-20: B: T. Nivan 20.20:C: ~ .Molmlm20- .20 . STDIB.5TSIB. 5TPtsSc: 5TDIB:A.Zsppsla.T. McKcnnn. P. Bonnfo. G. CoppO. G. Timme. 9. Nixoll all 5.5. 5T SIB: R. Collinson 5.5; 5T Pfs Score: A. Zappala, S. Ricca, S. Nixon 15.15.

CHARTERS TOWERS 5. 8-11.88 - Fine, hot (70). 1UT D/B Cont: A: D. Ellick. R. Cueaok. R. Mesnay. C. EMis aU 10.10: B: L. Dunn. W. Stevenson both 10.10, C: R. Howlelt, L. Corn, 3. M-ey, P. Delahunty, G. GLasgow, P. Y O U all 9.10. Rix Hotel Cont C'ehip 20T. GA &A: R. Cusaok 20.20: B: S. ~ e t h e w s 30.31: R. Carty 19.20. ZGT off Hcp: G. Amher. B. E d w d e . J. Sawright. GoldfieIda Dm C'ehip: A: D. Wick: B & OA: J. BNnksill: C: D.

GYMPIE CLAY Sawright. C.T. DIB Night C'ship: A & OA: B. Meaney: B: A. Fo* C: D. Sawright. 2UT DDI off 15m: A: D. Wick. R. Cu8aok. R. Meaney. A. Zappda: 8. B. Murphy. J. Sawright . T. Mathewe. B. E d w W , C: P. Delahmty. G. cannvan. L. Conn. A Pozzelafo. J. Meaney. R. Windhnas. L. Carty. W. Titley- r ay PIS C'ahip: A & OA: R. Cusnck: B: P. Field: C: G. Archer. John & Jan els son ~nlrymple Hap: A: R. Cuenck, 8: P. Bonato: C: D. Senwright. 25THop: P. Field. J. Sawright . A. Paggioli. HG: R. Cusaok: W e e : F. Jachran: Junior: C. Cuesck.

C m C H I L L A sll.86 - Raining. windy & mld (10). 25T 151% A: R. Taylor 22. G. Watson 21. M. Dinnis 20: 8: P. Jones. I. Robisonboth 25. J. Fabisn22: C: G. ~ n v i s 21. G. Gilmy 13.25THcp: P. Jonee23.1. Robineon 19. G. Gilmy 18. lo P ~ D I R 15m: A: G. wntson 13. R. Taylor 11. M. Dinnie 5; B: P. Jonee 16. J.

AUSTRALIA DAY SHOOT - Stone 14. J. pnbian. I. obi^^^^ both 10: C: G. mvis 14. G. G ~ ~ Y 12. HG: P. JANUARY 25, 1989 - 9.00am Start Jones 64-70.

CLEWONT 22.10.88 -ar ight & hot (54). ZUT DIB 15m: AA R. ~ e a n e y PROCEEDS TO CHARITY 20.20: A: A. Williams 20-20: B: P. Fields 20.20: C: B. De Thomnais 19-20. shoot.offe nbound. 25T SIB C'ship 15m: OA. R. M-ey 25.25 (ahoot.alf): AA: D. Cnaogrande 24.25; A: J. Paul 25.25 (shoot.off); B: J. Keith 22.25: C: S. smith 23.25.25T C Z C ' ~ N ~ C O ~ ~ pts 15m: OA: B. Meaney 74.75: AA: C. ~ n n i s Presented by the Gympie Police in conjunction with 89-75: A: N. -ley 73.75 (shoot-off K. Goody): B: J. Keith 71.75: C: Julie xeaney 67.75. ZST H = ~ : J. ~ ~ i t h . S. smith. G. ~e momasis ( ~ h ~ t - ~ f e S.

the Gympie Clay Target Club Inc. ~ c n n e y . K. Goody. W. Whitfield. B. DeTho-is. D. Casagmnde). Night: 2OT

EVENT 1 - 25 Target Dl6 15m DIB Ism: AA D. CnaogrMde 20.20 (shoot-off R. Maaney. G. Whitfield): A: T. Hynda 20.20 (#hoot-off T. Hynd*. N. Goody. R. Wright. J. Dabbus. G. De mamnaie. J. Paul): 8: A. Beme 20.20: C: B. De Thomnais 19-20. 25T DIB C'ahip Night 15m: OA: R. Meaney 25.25 (shoot-off D. Wright): AA: C. mimeidz4-25.0. ~ e r n ~ ~ ~ i . : A: D. wright 25.25: B: W. ~ h i u i ~ l d 2 4 . 2 5 : C: Trophies for winning team members ($1.00 ea B. De Thomasis 23.25.

C W W O N T B.lO.88 - Bright & hot (54). 25T Pts 25m: AA C. Ennis 74-75: A: T. ~ y n d s 73.75 (shoot-off G. Cmsa): B: P. Hendemon 89.75: C: C. Beuzekom 70.75 (shoot.off S. Smith). 4UT DIB 15m: AA: G. De Thomnais 40.40: A: R. ~ r i g h r . a. ~ e ~ e y . J. Paul. 9. Sendonna sll40.40: B: A. Berne Noms. S20.00 38.40: C: S. s m i ~ h 36-40. %ST H = ~ : P. ~ s ~ ~ e k o m . C. Ennis. R. Meaney oli Gordon Holmes 25.25. HG25.20: 0. Whitfield: HG 19-18: R. Wright: HG 15.11: Julie Meaney: Junior HG Evente 3. 4 & 9: Pnoul Mesney: W e s HG: Julie Meaney.

DALBY23-10.88 - Fine & hot (15). 25T DIB SIS 15m: A: R. Taylor. W. W a n both 25.25. M. Dinnis. R. Cairns. C. Jacknmsn sll 23-25: B: J. Stone. A. Stewart both25-25. N. Homelow. R. Price both 23.25: C: G. Wenham. J. Allan both 24-25. B.Crimthe23.25.25TPfs 15m: A: R.Taylor 73.75:B: A. Stewart

ANNUAL SHOOT

MURGON GUN CLUB FEBRUARV 26, I689

10 Target DIB E l 0 Cash Divide Nom. $12.00 OIS $2.00

Barambrah DIE championship 25 Target A.B.C. 1st & 2nd Nom. $12.00 OIS $2.00

Murgon DIB Point Championship 25 Target A.B.C. 1st & 2nd Nom. $15.00 OIS $2.00

Western Zone District SIB Chompionship 25 Target A.B.C. 1st & 2nd Norn. $12.00 OIS $2.00

Murgon DIE Championship 25 Target A.B.C. 1st & 2nd Nom. $45.00 OIS $2.00

25 Target DIE Handicap. V2 Noms back (11-15). (16-19). (20-25) r High Gun and Front Marker High Gun Trophies 0 Fluro Clays Used 0 Committee reserves the right to

alter the program if necessary

President: E. Ransom Secretary: M. Taylor Phone (071) 684 0288 Phone (074) 68 1108


74.75: C: J. Allan69-75.25THap: R.Taylor 42.43. R. Caims41-43. A. Stewart 25-z. OA HG: A. Stewart 124125: Lnter HG: J. AlLan 114.125. DYSART SUlS88 - XOL. vindy (18). 20T Cont: A: J. Weteon 20-20. B.

Meaney. C. Ennis. S. Meaney all 19.20: B: P. Fislda 20.20, T. Curtie 1820. R. PitUer 17.20: C: J. G a n 17-20. S. Mvgh 16-20. G. Gibbs 15.20. ZOTPIS: A. P. Wihn59-80. C. Xlvlia 58-80.8. M b l e y . R. Msansy bath 57.60: B: A. Bsme 58-60, T. Curtis 57.50. P. Fields 54.60: C: S.Gough 54-60. J. M-ey 53.60.0. Gibbs 49.80.50T D m A: R. Wright 51.51; B: T. Curtis 49.50: C: G. Gibbs 47-50. 25T Hop: G. Gibbe 25-25, P. Fielda 38-39, J. Wafaon 37-39. HG: C.

~ ~

J-; 3440: B Tom ~ l d o w a 2630: C D Garety 22.30-25i; Pfa: AA. 6. RBdmond 7575. A J. F e m l l 72-75. B A. Strotton 70 15. C: D. Allen 72.75. HG: C. Redmond 20020S FhI HG: D. Allun 111200.

TEWRAWOWA LAKES COU#"BTRY CLUB

PRESENTS

A.G.T.A. SHOOT SUNDAY 8 JANUARY 1989 AT loam (QLD.

TIME) EVENT 1 Nom. $6.00

20 Target DIB Sweeps A.B.C. 15m EVENT 2 Nom. $6.00

20 Target DIB Points A.B.C. 15m Trophy EVENT 3 Nom. $6.00

20 Target SIB A.T.A. A.B.C. 15m Trophy EVENT 4 Nom. $6.00

20 Target DIE Continental 15m Trophy EVENT 5 Nom. $7.00

25 Target DIB Handicap 1.2.3 Total Noms: $31.00

Optional Graded High Gun $2.00 TOTAL $33.00

I The commitlee reserves the right to aller the program I

I Jackpot Shoo1 - Excellent Luncheon - Practice available at 1.OOpm Old. time on Sunday atternoons.

Club grounds approx. 500n to the lelt of No. 1 lee. I I President: Honorarv Secretarv: I

W. Lagoon J.P. itchi ill (075) 52 1072 (A.H.) (07) 208 3083 A.H.) (075) 37 5355 (B.H.) (07) 390 9728 IB.H.1 FAX: 1075) 37 1591 FAX: 107) 390 9614

RBSBANE GUN CLUB (INC.)

QLB. Mt. Petrie Rd, Belmont, Brisbane, 4153

JANUARY 1989 SHOOT PROGWM

Shooters, please note there will be no skeet shoot this month due to Coffs Harbour Shoot

Wednesday 18 7.30pm Night Trap EVENT 1 Nom $8.00

25 Target Dl8 Cash Event EVENT 2 Nom. $7.00

25 Target Points Badge Event

Saturday 21 l p m Trench 100 Targets Sweepstakes

Sunday 22 9.30am Trap EVENT 1 d Nom. $8.00

25 Target IB 15m Trophies Graded AA.A.B.C. EVENT 2 Nom. $7.00 25 Target DIB Points Cash Event Graded AA.A.6.C. EVENT 3 Nom. $7.00

25 Target SIB 15m Cash Event Graded AA.A.8.C. EVENT 4 Nom. $8.00

25 Target Handicap Trophies lst, 2nd, 3rd

Sunday 29 Yam Sporting Clays EVENT 1 Nom. $13.00 50 Target Trophies Graded A.B.C. Trophies 1st & 2nd

each grade EVENT 2 Nom. $14.00 50 Target Brisbane Gun Club C'ship Graded A.B.C.

Trophies 1st & 2nd each grade 61.00 op. gr. sweep on the 100

$1.00 op. gr. sweep on each event


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SPEND EASTER IN THE GULF COUNTRY

Enjoy a week shoot ing and fishing

N.Z.Q.C.T.A. TMP CARNIVAL

is held this year at

NORMANTON at EASTER MARCH 25 & 26, 1989

COME EARLY Karumba Annual Shoot held on MARCH 18 & 19. 1989

Fishing Trips arranged For information on fishing, camping and

accommodation ring: Wayne Reeves - Normanton (077) 45 1342

John Wilkes - Karumba (077) 45 9183 Full program for both shoots in March C.T.S.N.

DaphneLeeds Secretary: N.Z.Q.C.T.A.

Henry Road, Kallangur

PLEASE NOTE CHANGE O F DATE FOR JANUARY 1989 ONLY

SUNDAY 22nd JANUARY, COMMENCING 9 am Novice Event - 20 Target S/B - Nom. $3.00

EVENT l Nom. $6.00 25 Target D/B Graded S/S

EVENT 2 Nom. $6.00 25 Target Pts New Year Championship AA.A.B.C.

Badge & small Trophy EVENT 3 Nom. $9.00

25 Target D/B Trophy 1st & 2nd AA.A.B.C., Best Lady, Junior, Veteran

EVENT 4 Nom. $6.00 10 Pr D/R Cobbity Farm Championship

AA.A.B.C. Badge & Trophy EVENT 5 Nom. $2.00

1 Target D/B Graded Trophy A.4.A.B.C. From 11 metres

GRADED CASH HIGH OI1N.T - ENCOURAGEMEN1

President: . . . . . -. .. . . K. Nasarenko (07) 204 6791

Ground Fee $2.00 - .- * BADGE

Secretary: Mrs Josie Chizzotti

32 Maple St.. Wavell is. 401i

(07) 266 6718


GYMPIE CLAY TARGET CLUB

JANUARY 15,1989 - 10.30 am

EVENT 1 - 25 Target DIB CID 15m EVENT 2 - 25 Target SIB C/D 15m

EVENT 3 - 25 Target Cont. C/D 15m EVENT 4 - 15 Pr DID Drawn Partners

CI D

15-lem: R. shipr. M. w s p o u t b : 17.18m: K. mytcmee. A. paoxme: 18.25m: s. papaaidem. T. salalia: lady: cam1 Raadgever: Veteran: M. w e p a u t b : Junior: Soott Cealy. 15T Novelty Tmphy oft 15m: A: 8. Pepcsidem. A. Raadgever: B: P. Whyte. 1. Whytcmsa: C: D. Constable. M. Weymoutb: Lsdy: Cam1 hadgever: Veteran: 2.1. S w o r e . Mystery Trophies: R. Rixan. S. ~ap.s idom. open HG wsa wonby ~ n g e l o Pnonnewith camlmwjgevsr te*ing out the Ladiea HG while Mnx Slanmore was succeealul in the Veterans HG. Lala Chrrles won the Ledis Yearly APImaate Tmohv. Ken Whvtcmes won . .. the k a D w Mcmormd A g m e ~ u l a

BATHURSTE11 88-Cold wmd) ( 1 1) 25TSkcrt Kmguf Mount C ahrp A s s u m n , after shoat ~ r r w ~ h R clurku n3 25 B J ~utherbr.dnc 18 c P Haley 22j 2zT Klng or Mount DTL A: L. Abcrluy $3. i~ P Hairy 22. c: J Pethorbndp 17. OA Kmg 01 L l o w l Skeor & Trup L. Ahrrley. R. Clarke. P. Halay d l 45 50: uon by L AhTlcy after "hoof olf 85T Sk-L D u b h o : L. AhA..~, "9 .9C -. ", -- -"

e E c n 3010.88 - H O ~ (171 IUT E O D B nCp B wn. K paam. D Stone 20TSlBC bl A A rramn n H Eulorr C A Stonc ~ U T D B HOP A Stone S D n . B Devmn 10TPSllap(iardonFellen K P e a - IIG A Stone FM: K. Paaroe.

BOGGAsWGUNNEDAH 1-10.88 - Windy (156). 25T Eye-Opener: AA G. R&ond. G. Beddington. J. Nichole. B. F h y : A: R. Vidal. S. Stanley. R. Cam. G. an-ter. G. Bnyliss: B: I. J o m n , B. Thompson. B. nuokley. G. Torrene: C: B. Chapmnn. P. PembeMn. R. Smith. 50T S t Georp BBuilding Sooisty: OA: 8. Wilean, runner.up G. Beddington. Round 1 & 2: AA: P. We-. K. Cummmw A: R. Vidd. C. Cox; B: J. Bishop. J. Raglias: C: C. Lsven. L.

JACKPOT TO BE SHOT V- 81.110.

BOMBALA 18.11-88 - Fhe (18). 10T DIB Hop: Shared: R. Elliott. 0. Banson. J . Stubbs. W. Bm-. 20T Dm Hop BsdfaNt Shield: 8. Elliott. J. Blubbs. W. Bmwn. 10T SIB CIM: Shared: R. Elliott. R. Bmwn. ICTPIB ClM. ~ ~~

Shared W. Morgan. T. &on. H G J. Stubbe. C M ~ ~ E R R ~ INTER 18. ~ 1 1 . 8 8 - m e & ww (24). iwr BicenteMial

OTC'ship: OA: M. Diamond 125.128: AA J. Ellia 124-129: A: C. Tilley85-~OO: a: D. FairaU 93.1W: C: G. Kazolis 77.100. I w r ACT OT C'ship: OA: M. Diarnond 97.1M: AA. J. Manvell 88-IW. k F. Petriem 120.125: 8: D.

COULUf%U&Y 1211.88 - WW 1111 10T E l 0 15m CID R Wlld G h a n a b o t h 1910. P Lfdwdgu.1 lS~-~~.'Guenr allg10.25TPtaC.ah~p.OA k A G N- 7475: B: B Wlld 73 75: C: S. Shields 67-75 I(TP liop C.D: T. Shalda. S. Shrolda. E. Lamnz. P IramdRe. B. Wklb G. EvaM all 9.10 I0T Hcp C'D. B Wlld 1010. T. Sllrulds. S Shleldn. E Larenr all 8 10. H G &my Wlld

ALBURY-WODONGA8.10.88- h n e . overcast (88). 10TPta WO: J. Haw. F. Petr ieh. R.hlem.M.mmmer,G. Evans.T. P1aa.G. Camemn. C. Wilsamith. D. Raser. B. Li-ah. R. Cugley. W. HioMord. I. Davidson. T. mum shot poesibles. 53ThurMoGeochGunsmithDIBC'ehip: OA&A: R. Cvgley 107-107. E. lbmaeoni 106-107: B: K. Male 84.85, L. Bnhr23-25: C: P. Leahy45.47: Vet: S. Th-t-ald 20-22. 25T AMiveman DIB C'ship: OA: 0. CBdlY 58.59: A: T. Xiake 57.58: B: K. Mde 28.28. G. Pvtkunz 37.38: C: P. Ryland 28.30. L. Piastri 26.27.25T Amiversary Hcp: OA: J. Condon 37.37: 11.15: D. P m n s 36.37. P. m y 32-33: 18.20: A. Colline 32.33. P. Whyte 34-35: 24.25m: F. Petriella 28.30. G. h e r 28-30. H G A. Colline 106.110. N-dam Team: 116-P.Whyte%,D.Raeer24,K.Mnle25,G.~25.S.CsalyI8.

ALBURY-WODONGA 411.88 -Rain & vindy (25). 15T Hcp: M. Liereoh 34-36. D. Hunt 33.38. R. Ehlera 14.18: BM: B. Liersoh 5.15. 25T Night Sth West Rive- Zone M/T: OA &A: R. Ehlsm 4445. T. Beaah 50.55: B: 0. I tkunr 35-45, R. Pet* 32.45: C: D. P-ns 37.45. D. Gabriel 35.45.20TDm Night C'ehip: OA & C: D. Pareone 23.23: B: L. Mitach 22-23: A: R. Ehlem 26.27. HG: R. h l a m 77.80.

ALBURY.WOWNGA 13.1188 - Fme & warm (381 IST BPI. li b u n d Skeet OA &A G Boyd 4348.T. Buxh 41.48: B: L Xlrtach 33 38. M L r m h 41.48. C. P. Lenhy 2028. W Braybon 18.28. 10TDIB. IUT Pca 10T %B 5 Pr D R OA & A G . Boyd 58.M). T Pennay 5 5 F a B: N non, 5u.m. A ~ n t h e w s 55RO.C. H. OnWry 56 BO D Oppermnn54.60. HG &Cnamplonof Ch-pronn C Boyd 8 3 8 8

BARELLAN 131188- Hol(28) 18TNovelry Tmphy 0rrHep.A Doind.A Pnome. N McDermoll S Cuely. R Rxon Lndy: Carol -#ever. Vcterm hl S m m o r e BUT ~ o v e l t y T m ~ b y ~ r r HCO 1 1 ~ 4 r n . B. Bnnhenrr. R &on


AUSTRALIA DAY GAMES D.T.L. CHAMPIONSHIP SHOOT 200 TARGETS

Saturday and Sunday January 21st and 22nd, 1989 CLUB LOCATION: Northern end of Majura Road Note: Shooting commences 9am sharp each day

Saturday January 21st Sunday 22nd

FVFNT 1: - . - . . . . . Australia Day Games Graded Handicap Event

100 Targets shot off 15m. 1 to 6 placings 1st $350, 2nd $250, 3rd $200, 4th $150, 5th $100,

6th +*n "... --" Handicap to be added to each grade score shot is:

AA - +2. A - +4. B - +6, C - +8 Shoot off conditions will be the same as a skeet handica~ event and shot to final 6 Dlaces at 25

targets per visit ' Nomination: $40.00

Optional Sweeps $1 .OO ea 25 and 51 .OO overall: $5.00

Total Day 1: $45.00

Ladies, Veterans and Juniors %. Nominations. High Gun and Inter High Gun trophies

Contacts: Brian Prosser, Vice President A.H. (062) 91 0126

Terry Graham, Secretary, A.H. (062) 81 1795

EVENT 2: Australia Day Games Point Score Championship

Sponsored by PROUDS JEWELLERS 50 Taroats nff i sm . - . - . - - . . . - . . .

Trophies: 1st overall; 1st AA.A.B.C Grades; 2nd AA.A.B.C. Grades

Ladies and Junior trophy Total trophy value to $800

Nomination: $23.00 Optional Sweep $1.00 ea 25

and $1 .OO.overall $3.00 Total $26.00

EVENT 3 Australia Day Games Double Barrel Championship sponsored by DISCOUNT WINDSCREEN SERVICE

CANBERRA 50 Targets off 15m

Trophies: Ist, 2nd and 3rd Overall. 1st in AA.A.B.C. Grades

Ladies and Junior trophy Total trophy value to $1,000

Nominations: $23.00 Optional Sweeps $1 .OO ea 25

and $1.00 overall: $3.00 Total $26.00

High Gun Sweep $1 .OO Total Nomtnat~ons $86.00

O~tional SweeDs 812.00


TAMWORTH CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.

A N ~ u ~ L OPEN 2 DAY SKEET S H ~ ~ . - - IN CONJUNCTION WITH

NORTHERN ZONE CARNIVAL AND TEAM ELIMINATION

SATURDAY l8TH 8.30 AM. I I

50T LOOMBERAH VALLEY SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP - $15.00 O/A Sash, Badge &Trophy rnin. value $60 Sponsored by

1st each Grade: Trophy rnin. value $45 2nd each Grade: Trophy min. value $25 Opt Sweeps $1 each 25.51 0 i A $3.00

53 I

50T HUMESSATA TROPHY HANDICAP - $15.00 '

Trophies 1st to 4th min. vaiue $150: $135; $1 15 & $100

Opt. Sweeps $1 each 25. $1 O/A . $3.130

BARBEQUE TEA AT THE CLUB ON SATURDAY NIGHT ... SUNDAY 19TH 8.30 AM. NORTHERN ZONE TEAM SELECTED OVER EVENTS 3 & 4

*Wf&. -A 50T NORTHERN ZONE SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP - $15.00 -#-. .,,rr 3% O/A Sash. Badae & Tro~hv rnin. value $60 Smnsored bv - LVEPS -

1st each ~ r a d e : ~rop'hy min. value $45 2nd each Grade: Trophy min. vaiue $25 Opt. Sweeps $1 each 25. $1 O/A . $3.00 &ABRASIVES

.. #'Y'wp 50T TAMWORTH & DISTRICT SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP - $15.00 a *

EVENT O/A Sash, Badge & Trophy rnin. value $60

1st each Grade: Trophy min. value $45

?&!@* 2nd Opt. each Sweeps Grade: $1 each Trophy 25. min. $ 1 O/A value . $3.00 $25 TOTAL NOMINATIONS and SWEEPS - $72.00

OVERALL HlGH GUN - SASH & TROPHY MIN. VALUE $ 150.00 'AN - 'A' - 'B' - 'C' GRADE HlGH GUN TROPHIES MIN. VALUE $50 EACH

TEAMS COMPETITION SHOT IN CONJUNTION RAY MELVILLE SHIELD MAX WESTON SHIELD

5 Man Teams - 1st 50T on Saturdoy 5 Man Teams - 2nd S T on Sdurdoy CHRIS HUGHESILINATEX TROPHY - Tomworth & Newcastle - 1007 on Sundoy

COL BURTNIC RASZEWSKI TROPHY - Tornworth & Guyro - 100T on Sunday - 2 Member Teams - over 200 Targets

Prociice is available from 3.00 pm. on Friday - Free camping - PRESIDENT: GEOFF WALTERS Hot Showen - Morning & Afternoon Teas and SECRETARY: ROD PRIOR

(067) 67 6238 Lunch avoiloble both days - cartridges sic. W, (067) 66 1455 - H. 66 1537


ONE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP - ONE ZONE CHAMPIONSHIP

SUNDAY 26 FEBRUARY 1989 - 9.00am - ORANGE GUN CLUB

OVER $1000 TROPHIES

EVENT 1 Sweep $3.00 10 Target Eye Opener Sweepstake

EVENT 2 Nom. $6.50 Sweep $3.00 20 Target HARRIS FARM MARKETS Handicap 1st.

2nd, 3rd EVENT 3 Nom. $14.00 Sweep $3.00

50 Target MIDSTATE TROPHY FACTORY DIE Championship

Overall Badge; 1st & 2nd, M.A.B.C. EVENT 4 Nom. $7.50 Swee $3.00

25 Target STANDARD HOTEL CENTRAL PONE PIS Continental Championship

Overall Sash & Badge; 1st & 2nd M.A.B.C. EVENT 5 N0m. $15.00 Sweep $3.00

25 Pair ORANGE TEN PIN BOWL State Double Rise Championship

Overall Sash & Badge; 1st & 2nd AA.A.8.C. Total Noms: $43.00 Sweeps: $15.00

High Gun: Graded AA.A.B.C Overall winners also win their grades

President: Vice President ~ ~

I. Evans J. Caltabiano (063) 62 1667 (063) 65 3136

Secretary: P. Gaeta (063) 65 5385

PORT MAGQUARlE GUN CLUB lNGS

Visiting Port Macquarie during January 89?

I Bring your gun(s)

NEW YEAR'S DAY SHOOT - January 1, 2pm

10 Target DIB 15m 20 Target PIS 15m

10 Target SIB Handicap 10 Target DIE Handicap

10 Pr Double Rise

10 Target DIE 15m 10 Target PIS 15m

The Cornminee reserves the right la alter the program

PRESENTS THE

N.S.W. STATE I.S.U. CARNIVAL JANUARY 14 & 15, 1989 - 9am START

200 Target (over 2 days) NSW Olympic Trap Championship Sash & Trophy OIA. Trophies AA.A.B.C. Grades

Trophies for best Lady and best Junior

200 Target (over 2 days) NSW Olympic Skeet Championship Sash & Trophy OIA. Trophies AA.A.B.C. Grades

Trophies for best Lady and best Junior

STATE TEAMS SELECTED OVER PROGRAM INTER-ZONE COMPETITION INTER-CLUB TEAMS CUP

COMPULSORY 1990 NSW TRAINING SQUAD ELIMINATION

NOTE: The new ISU Rules will b e in force from January 1, 1989 and wil l apply at this shoot. i.e.:

(A) only 28 grams (102) of shot permitted in shells (B) the 25T final round system will operate to select overall platings.

President: W. Jones (042) 28 8353 Secretary: M. Hodges (042) 71 2592 ISU Rep: J. Maxwell (042) 71 6469


NEWCASTLE 1-lo88 - Trap: 1UT El0 CD. R. Edwards, J. Ryer both lO~lO.A.Grean9~10.2STHop:D.Norris.R.Carr.A.G-n&J.~(~3Td). SOT DIB CID: J. Pryer 49.50. A. G-n 45.50. G. Foeter. J. m both 45-60.

NEWCASTLE 16.1088 - Trap. DIB & DlRise C'ships: 1UT DIB CID. P. O'Btien. K. Cummillgs. P. PsmbeMn. J. Mercsr all 10.10.25T Hap: R. Carr 26.27. C. ljndaay25.27. K. Cvmmings 22.25.25T DIB C'ahip: OA. P. Zikman 43-44: A: K. C- 29-31: B: C. M a y 42-44: C: P. O'Brisn 20.25. 15 R DIR C'ahip: OA: M. Helght 25-30: A: R. C- 31-40: B: C. M a y 19.30: C: P. O'Brien 16.30. Quail: C. Lindsay 11-15.

NEWCASTLE 281088 -Fine - very hot. %.day Skesf Shoat: 25T CD: A: R. Clarke. W. Clark both 23-25: B: C. Fergueon 2495: C: S. Wright 23.25. SUT C'ehip: A: R. Clarke 49-50: B: 3. Pethybridge 54.58: C: S. Wright 47.50. 25T Hcp: S. Wrighl. P. Dw-. P. Smith.

22.25. HG: P. Duncan 184.175.

ORANGE 27-11.88 - Cool 6. windy (21). m Hop Club Trophy: E. Dobmwaki 27.27. F. Johne 28.27. F. T o r r i a i 21-22. 3UT DIB Oranga City Bowling Club C'ahip: A: J. Blazley 35-36: A: I. Evans 31-32: B: L. Alexander 42.42. R. Parker 4\1.42: C: P. Torr iai 24-30. 20 R DID Canabolaa Diet C'ship: R. SUvllUvllrd & R. Parker. L. Al-der & F. John.,.

RICrranoND m R n-11.88 - ouercaet. raining. 15T Hcp: A: Allan Clarke; B. P. Bm-: C: P. Murphy. Re 15m: OA: Wan Clarke: 8: P. Bmrm; C: P. ~urphy. 25TDl~C'ship 15m: A&OA:V. LaveUe: B: P. Brown: C: B. Miller. m cont 15m: A: v . uveue . T. SEhneider; 8: P. Bm-: C: P. Murphy. OA: P. Bmm.

SYDNEX 1811.88 - Mild night (25). E/O: 4 posaibles. SOT DIB Tpophy: AA: G. Roatee 50.50. C. Damport 49.W: A: G. E'itzgemld 47.50. L. TreW39.50. B: B. Ale-der 47-51. P. A m m o m 46-51: C: M. Katalinia40-53. K. Davis 39.53.

ALBURV WODONGA GUY TARGET CLUB ING.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 8

1 lam Start Ball Trap 12.30pm Start D.T.L.

EVENT 1 Nom. $8.50 01s $1.00 25 Target Murray Industries Ball Trap C'ship OIA &

2 grade winners EVENT 2 Nom. $3.50

10 Target Points Eyeopener EVENT 3 N0m. $7.50 OIS $1.00

20 Target Frank Plas Airconditioning DIB C'ship OIA & 2 grade winners, 2nd each grade

EVENT 4 NO^. $6.00 OIS $1.00 15 Target Handicap. Ist, 2nd, 3rd, BIM

EVENT 5 NO^. $7.50 OIS $1.00 20 Target Burson Automotive Points C'ship OIA & 2

grade winners Schoolboys Competition 1.30pm

President: R. Petts Secretary: L. Bahr (060) 25 1239 (060) 24 3101

NOTE: FEBRUARY 12 PROGRAM 100 TARGET NATIONALS WARM UP SHOOT I

43.50: B: R. Dable 4%50, W. s& 42-W'C: A. Welei 44-50, D. ~ o r s f e r 40-50. He! 0. -tee 88.70.

SYDNEY 811.88 -Cold dav145l. 20T WO: 2 meeibles. 5OT PIS C'ahio: AA

TAbnVORTH 2011.88 -Hot (11). 25T Hop CID: D. Jackes. S. Stanley. S. Naah. R. Coney. L. Camemn. W. Bm- (dl poesibles with handicap). 5QT Sk-t C'ship: OA: D. Jackes 48.W: B: S. Naah 47-50: C: R. Taylor 43.50.25T Hop WD: R. Taylor. D. Coueina. R. Comey. L. Camemn. W. Rmwn (all possible6 with handicap). OA HG: D. Jaokes 9S.1W.

TUMUT 81088 -Wet (21). 1UT DIE U O 1Sm: M. Caanave. 4. Meyo. D. Pdir8U.G. Thstcher.N. Fahd. B.%kdl 10.10.25TDietDIBC'ship:OA:E. Pemival: A: D. FairaU: B: T. Elliott: C: Roger Baker. 1UTNight DIB Cont 15m: C. B-n. H. Andereon. B. Mayo, D. M. N. Pdir8U. P. F a W . J. M-Y all 10-10. 25TRivarina Zone Night DIB Cent C'ship: OA: B. Mayo 25.26: A: J. Murray 26.28, B: P. Fahd 24.26: C: K. Willie 23.25. HG Trophy: B. Mayo 71-75.

CLUB INC. 1989 SAPPHIRE OPEN SNOOT

$I SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 5 - 9am EVENT 1 Nom. $8.00

25 Target DIB Graded Sweepstakes from 15m. M.A.B.C. Grades

EVENT 2 Nom. $10.00 OIS $1 ea YZ & $1 OIA 25 Target C'ship from 15m. Trophies lst, 2nd, 3rd

in M.A.B.C. Grades EVENT 3 Nom. $15.00 OIS $1 ea 15t, & $1 OIA 45 Target Cont. Medley Sapphire C'ship from 15m. 15t DIB, 15t SIB, 1% PIS. Trophies lst, 2nd, 3rd in

AA.A.0.C. Best Lady & Veteran EVENT 4 Nom. $10.00

25 Target DIB Handicap Cash Divide. Meterage groups 11-15, 16-19, 20-25

Total Noms $43.00 Opt. Sweeps $7.00

550.00 High Gun and front marker High Gun Trophies -

Ammunition, lunch, PM tea and refreshments available - Half noms for ladies 8 Juniors shooting the full

program The club would like to thank the following sponsors: Winchester Australia, Noel Land Ford - Glen Innes,

Smith Sline Animal Health.

8 The club reserves the right to alter the program if necessary I 1 Secretary: Peter Brummell President: (I Martin McCosker

"Cavillon" "Lyons" Glen innes 2370 Grahams Valley, 2370 Ph NH 1067) 33 6810 Ph N H 1067) 34 1209


CANBERRA

AUSTRALIAN CLGTARC~ET NEWS - JANUARY 1989

R m k ~ 1750. 25TCsly or Wnggn DBC'bllll) OA S hlannl l l~ ! I 7 1 I ? . AA J Blwn3D3U.A B Do~icll.1C.47.n R Cl tmul l t i -117Cl I Sanarrn?41;1 ?5T W.wElLTrn\'clScrvicrD BC'llllill OA R nllke 1U5 108 M J Bll~n10.17.A S. M--~~ 104.106: B: M. &kc 34.35: C: A. Sanders 24-25. OA HO:S Mmming 109-110.

WAKEHUEST 30-10-88 - W m . light breeze (24). DID 15 Prs: R. Jt!nkina & C. Camemn. T. Fdvo & D. Bekkcli. N. Lou- & T. Lauona. shoot-ofr for third plnce: E. Sfano & D. Dolphin 3rd. N. Louoae &T. Laucna 4th.

WAKEHUEST 2011-88 - Overcast. slighl breeze (34). TYrany G m r o Tmphy: DTL 30T 15m: A. Woodman 32-33 alter shmt.oll. J. Ouberino :IJ-:3:l ater shoot.ofl. E. m o o d 35-38 alter shoot-oft.

Intpruird Shooter S Gmbert Prrrrdrnr a Jnckwc T(rlbyl Sznlln 5JTSkt.l I B FLtN I D 20 C Hllchrn J? 50

YOUNG SOLFENNO 2 0 11 88 C l o ~ d v (i <rmdv ,101 IU1 U 0 n . . . ~- ~

Tohhuk. J Cute r . D Cole d l 10 10 ?m P S ofr i(i,n. B Culr 57 1x1. c CNI,JIL*~II 51 60. T Llnch 53 (10 15T T Lynch. D Tuhllwk. P Cmd#nwt<~n 2 m 8 R I) Tuunnck G Cnmpbell T LynC,,. C Rarliu,,,

ALExANDRA6.11.88-Fine &warm(19). 5PrDIRElO:G. MGlura 10.10. T. Appa 9.10. P. McNeir. R. InmMen8-10. 10 Pr DIRCLub C'ship: J. Mollion 24.30. R. Hedger 19-30. R. h .mMen 20.30 FM: T. Horsburgh 15.20. 20 Pr DID Club C'ehip: G. McClure & T. Apps 33.33. P. McNair & J. Wmlmer 32-33. W T DIB 15m SIS: J. MoUca. T. 4 p p . P. McNair dl 20.20.

BAmNsD-29-10.88- Windy(30).25TDIBC'ship:A&OA: G.Petruska 25-25: a: M. Huggins 23.25: C: P. Han- 23-26. 25T PIS C'ship: A & OA: G. Pemska 80-81: B: M. Mnriani 80-84: C: P. Hanca 69-75, 25T SIB C'ehip: A & OA: G. Pamskn 32.33: B: M, A I a r i M i 23-26: C: P. Hanw 21.25. 25T Hop: 11-15: R. La-nce 25.29: 16-19: P. Dennison 24-25: 20-25: D. LueU 2 4 - a . HG: G. Patrueka 88-1W. Champion of Champions: M. Mnriani 30.30. Cnke Shoot D Lurif

COtXlNA6.11.88-- Fmc.na1131) Nowre. U Marah 7 1 0 1CnS S L>surd$d by M. AraU1.P Al0.mh.C Doylu.h< Abald0rn.N Suthcrland 20TD L1C'ahrp A bi OA K B-a 19.30. U: 1, Fuwler 18.20. C J ALxidom J0 'J3. 20T S D C'ahlp B & OA C Urndlry ?021. A J SnvlUc 1G 20. B J W r l ~ h t l5.20

COHUNA 18.11 88-PcTIN1(33J. NDwCCI AbadomR.10 IIYCS S Dlvrdd bv B. hlclwd. T Rabmnan. C. Dlodlov, hl Aboedom I ' KeUv R Fowler. N &ner.K. Bruns. C. Bowman. 2 0 T ~ k C ' n h i p : C &OA: Glen.Smith 21-21: A

TARGET CLUB INC. NEW YEAR'S DAY SHOOT

sunday 1st January '89 - 1 pin staG - El0 Closes 1.45pm

10 Target Pts E l 0 C/D

Bar Fridge; 1st each grade A.B.C. - Portable BNV BaWElec T.V.

Grades Badge O/A

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I WEDNESDAY 11 th

TWILIGHT: 15 Target DIB CID Off the Fence

Cnr. Geelong and Little Boundary

JANUARY

10 Target Po~nts Cash D ~ v ~ d e 15 Target DIE Champ~onsh~p 1 2 3 Sash OIA

WEDNESDAY 18th 6.30pm

TWILIGHT: 15 Target Polnts Cash Divide $7.00

$1.00

$6.00 $7.00

TWILIGHT: 15 Target DIB Cash Divide Off the Fence DARK: 5 PIR DIR Cash Divide 16 PIR DID C'ship. Drawn Partners - 1st & 2nd, Sashes 1st Pair


January Program

Sunday 1 NO SHOOT Sunday 8 Noon Start EVENT I Nom. $15.00

50 Target Ball Trap A.B.C. EVENT 2 Nom. $8.00

20 Target DIB A.B.C. EVENT 3 Nom. $8.00

20 Target Handicap 1.2.3 BIM EVENT 4 Nom. $8.00

10 Pair Auto & Driven A.B.C. EVENT 5 Nom. $8.00

20 Target DIE 1.2.3. Sunday 15 Noon Start EVENT 1 Nom. $7.00

15 Target Pts El0 EVENT 2 Nom. $20.00

50 Target DIB A.B.C. Sash OIA 1st each grade 350 shells, 2nd 150 shells

EVENT 3 Nom. $10.00 15 Pair Double Rise A.B.C.

EVENT 4 Nom. $9.00 25 Target Ball Trap A.B.C.

Sunday 22 Noon Start EVENT 1 Nom. $22.00

75 Target DIB A.B.C. EVENT 2 Nom. $8.00

20 Target Pts Tower 1.2.3 EVENT 3 Nom. $8.00 10 Pair Deauville Doubles (Drawn Partners) 1st &

2nd' EVENT 4 Nom. $8.00

20 Target DIB 1.2.3 Sunday 29 Noon Start EVENT 1 Nom. $7.00

15 Target Pts El0 EVENT 2 Nom. $9.00

25 Target DIE A.B.C. EVENT 3 Nom. $9.00

25 Target Pts A.B.C. EVENT 4 Nom. $9.00

25 Target Continental A.B.C. EVENT 5 Nom. $8.00

20 Target Handicap 1.2.3 BIM

Southern Peninsula Guide

January 1989

CERBERUS GUN CLUB -

SATURDAY 7 EVENT 1 Nom. $3.00

10 Target Dl6 C/D EVENT 2 Nom. $7.50

20 Target "Cerberus Circles" EVENT 3 Nom. $8.00

30 Target DIE3 Graded

MORNINGTON CLAY TARGET CLUB (Inc.) SATURDAY 14

Nom. $23.00 100 Target "Sonny Cross" Memorial. Graded

1.2.3

NEPEAN CLAY TARGET CLUB (Inc.) SATURDAY 21

Crayfish DayINiqht . - Nom. $3.00

10 Target DIB CID Nom. $20.00

75 Target "Crayfish" Championship 1 & 2 each grade

NIGHT Nom. $3.00

10 Target Dl6 CID Nom. $15.00

50 Target "Crayfish" Night Shoot Graded

50 Target Simulated

Nepean Clay Target Club Inc. 8 Port Phillip Branch of V.F.G.A. wiil be conducting clay target shooting at our venue from 1st January, 1989. All shooters are welcome. Normal

A.C. T.A. & V.F.G.A. rules WIN be strictly adhered to.


CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.

NEW YEAR'S DAY - SUNDAY 1st JANUARY, 1989

1230am Start - Lunch avariabie - Ladies, Juniors & Veterans: Reduced Noms.

Nom. $8.00 Reduced $5.00 01s O/A $1 RAY COE CARTAGE CONTRACTORS 25 Target Graded

Double Barrel Championship Sash plus 1st & 2nd prizes each grade

Nom. $8.00 Reduced $5.00 OiS OiA $1 RAY COE GARDEN SUPPLIES 25 Target Grouped

Handicap 11-16m. 17-20m, 21-25m 1st & 2nd prtzes each group

Nom. $8.00 Reduced $5.00 OiS OIA $1 RAY COE GARDEN SUPPLIES 25 Target Graded Points

Score Championship Sash plus 1st & 2nd prizes each grade

- TIME PERMITTING - Nom. $7.00 No Sweep

20 Target Points Score Cash Event Cash prlzes 1st each grade

* * * SUNDAY 5th FEBRUARY, 1989

l2.3opm Start - Lunch available - Ladies, Juniors (U7 7). & Veterans (0-55): Reduced Noms.

Nom. $8.00 Reduced $5.00 01s OIA $1 25 Target Graded REDBYRNE POTTERY Double Barrel

Championship Sash plus 1st & 2nd prizes each grade

Nom. $8.00 Reduced $5.00 O/S O/A $1 25 Target Graded REDBYRNE POTTERY Continental


Nom. $8.00 Reduced $5.00 OiS OIA $1 20 Target Graded LADIES COMMITTEE Single Barrel


- TlME PERMITTING - Nom. $7.00

20 Target Graded Points Score Cash Event Cash prizes 1st each grade

Pres: Steven Threlfall Sec: Alan Sims Phone: (058) 21 3679 AIH or Phone: (058) 21 2908 (058) 21 6572 at Shep. Ourdoor Sports Centre

Postal Address: Box 126, Shepparton, 3630 Location: Turn off G.V. Hwy 7km south of Shep. P.O.

opposite Ampol24 Hr Roadhouse, club i s 5hm due east

K. Bruns 21.23: 8: M. Maraw 20.21. 20T SiB C'ehip: A & OA: F. Burton 19-20: B: C. Doyle 19.21: C: George Smith 16-20,

c o ~ a 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ W 2 3 . 1 0 - 8 8 - Fine (15). 15T PIS. S. Atkins 43-45. K. shearer 42-45. R. McKenzie 41-45. POT DIB C'ship: OA: K. Shearer 20-20. 401' State MmC'ehip: 0.4 &A: R. McKenzie 67.74: B: A. Johns 44.60: C: R. West 41.60.

COJ5MABBIN 27.11-88 - Fine, windy (1s). 15T PIS: R. Edwma. G. Bredley boUl42-45.25T No- Carboon Memoria DIB C'ehip: OA: K. Shearer 38.38: A: F. RuMn 23.25: B: T. Flanagnn 28.30: C & Junior Trophy: R. Week (Jm)37.39. 10 Pr DIRC'ship: OA: K. Burton 13.20: A: F. Burton 10.20: 8: T. Flansgan 16-30: C: R. West (Jm) 14-30.

DENILIPUM 20-11-88 - Gtighf breeze. sunny (43). 10T DIB EiO: 19 pss ib lee - P. Hart. J. Candon. G. Green. T. Thomas. R. Glenn. R. Ehlers. B. Doyle. M. Froginmmo. W. Brsybon. R. Chapman. C. Pntton. C. Mabon. R. Lunghueen. V. Sofore. J. Whittakere. S. Decker. R. Cugley. R. AUnn. N. Heedon. 20T President's DIB: 12 possiblee. OA & A: R. Glenn 88.88: 8: T. Thomas 76.77: C: C. Patfen 39-40.4GTMuedOnen Chnmoion or Chamninns. OA &A: K. Bruns 59-60, R. Allan 86-88: B: W. D&bar 54.60. P. Hart67-74: C: W. Brnybon 54.60. R. Chnpman 53.60. 25T DIR: OA & A: B. Doyle 15-45. N. Hendon 44-45: C: M. Frnginmmo 31.32. P. Harf 25-26: C: C. Pslten 49-41. R. Chapman 24.25. l G T Club Mug: 2 poseiblas - R. Cugley. W. Cakebreed. Winner: W. Cakebreed.

ECHUCA 0.10.88 - F i n e & windy (42). ~ o r t h East mne ISU n a p Elimination. OA: R. Mark 74.75. 98.100. S. Heberman 72-75. 96.100, W. Eagle 73-75.96.1W: A: W. Eagle 73.75.78.80, B. R. Traill 67.75. 73.80: C: L. Chnplin 63-75: Ju"ars: G. McBcnry 63-75. North Enst mne ISU TrnpTenma: Opn: W. Eagle 73.75. D. Dioz 71-75. S. Atkina 71-75. A. Sponce 17-75. c. Bayd70-75. R. MoKenzieGS-75. R. TraiU69-75. R. O'Mearn69-75. Juniors: L. Roberts 81-75, R. Penn 59-75. D. Heaey 54-75. F. Marchefti 25.75.

ECHUCA 30.10.88 -Fine 1361. 50T U w i e Bernard Skeet C'ahip: OA & A: W.McCarthy 48.50. A. Reee45-50:E H. Hn~vkhg47-50. C. Roberta42-50: C: P. H-ond 44.50.25TBPT: OA&A: R.Trdll24-25: 8: S. Lnrmmbe26-28: C:

ECHUCA GUN CLUB INC. SUNDAY JANUARY 8

- 12 NOON EVENT 1 Nom. $8.00

25 Target Skeet Championship EVENT 2 Nom. $8.00

25 Target Pointscore Championship EVENT 3 Nom. $8.00

25 Target Continental SIB Championship

EVENT 4 Nom. $8.00 25 Target Double Barrel Championship

President: R.W. McKenzie

GUN CLUB ING

2 kilometres past the town on the Sth Gippsland Hwy. (45 minutes from Dandenong)

SATURDAY JANUARY 28th NOON DAY AND NIGHT SHOOT

DAY EVENT 1 - 10 Target Pts Handicap CID

EVENT 2 - 20 Target DIE Budge Shield Handicap 1.2.3 FIM I( RIM . . . . . - - . . . .

EVENT 3 - 25 Target D/B Korurnodrra Dlst Pts Cnamponsn~p A B C 1 & 2

COMPLIMENTARY SAUSAGE SIZZLE SUPPLIED NIGHT

EVENT 4 - 15 Target Pts CID EVENT 5 - 20 Target SIB Championship Korumburra Dlst

A.B.C. 1 & 2 EVENT 6 - 10 Pair Deauville Doubles (selected partners)

011 18m HIGH GUN OVER DAY 8 NIGHT COAL CREEK IN KORUMBURRA

Drop your kids off at Coal Creek for the day. Have a good day and niaht shoot. stay the niqht and go to Phillip Island forthe -

penguins.. Kevin Cross Neil Bull (056) 64 2222 (03)798 1655or018 316 558


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FRANKSTON AUSTRALLAN CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.

Club Rooms: Ross~ters Rd, Carrum Downs - Phone 782 1626

SUNDAY 1 - NEW YEAR'S DAY SHOOT EVENT 1 Nom. $10.00

30 Target Points Championship EVENT 2 N0m. $14.00

50 Target Double Barrel Championship EVENT 3 Nom. $9.00

25 Target Ball Trap Championship EVENT 4 Nom. $13.00

50 Target Skeet Championship EVENT 5 N0m. 08.00

20 Target Double Barrel Tower Championship EVENT 6 Nom. $26.00

100 Target Trench Championship

SATURDAY 7 Port Phillip Field & Game Shoot

Nom. $16.00 50 Target Simulated OIA M.A.B.C. & Res

SUNDAY 8 EVENT 1 Nom. $10.00

30 Target Single Barrel Championship EVENT 2 Nom. $10.00


20 Target Handicap lst, 2nd, 3rd & BIM EVENT 4 Nom. $9.00




SUNDAY 15 EVENT 1 Nom. $9.00

25 Target Points Cash Divide EVENT 2 Nom. $9.00

25 Target Single Barrel Championship EVENT 3 Nom. $9.00





SATURDAY 21 100 Trench Championship - $26.00

100 ISU Skeet Championship - $23.00 SUNDAY 22 EVENT 1 Nom. $5.00

10 Target Points Cash Divide EVENT 2 N0m. $9.00


25 Target Handicap 1.2.3. & BIM EVENT 4 Nom. $13.00

50 Target American Skeet Championship EVENT 5 Nom. $20.00

Ron Sidde Cup, shot in conjunction with events 2.3.4. $4 refund per event double entered

EVENT 6 Nom. $9.00 25 Target Ball Trap Trench

EVENT 7 Nom. $26.00 100 Target Trench Championship

EVENT 8 Nom. $23.00 100 Target ISU Skeet Championship

SUNDAY 29 EVENT^^ -- N0m. $14.00

50 Target Points Championship EVENT 2 N0m. $14.00


25 Target Ball Trao Chamoionshin ,~ EVENT 4 - NO& 294 nn . . -- . .-"


100 Target Trench Championship EVENT 6 Nom. $23.00

100 Target ISU Skeet Championship

Practice available Wednesdays 3pm


. - - ~ - .. FRANKSWN AUST 6-11.88 - &e (58). 30T Pta C'ship: A: M. Whitelaw

IW-1OB: R & OA: s. vealer 101-108: C: P. Zindkia 77-90 .30~ DIB c'ahio: A & ~F ~~ ~

0.4 D. Curlnua~ham 55:55: S: D Trcmbnlh 30.30: C L. Az2opnrdi ;;JO 2BT IIT C'urup A 61 0 A G. Ash 2525: B: R R w s 2729: C. R Allro 20.25 1 0 m Skeut C'uhq,. M & O A D C w g h - 98.100: AA: I Hdc 871W. A R Sulwer 97.100. B T could 961W C: P. B8npnr.g 88 100. Llrllca: C. ogden 81-100. Vsl W mlanry 82-1W 1 D m hcnch C'ahr~: A d OA E'. CIMCV

V e t S Hurmwrl 4560. J N G. liuyden 4750 Sk C ahlp A & OA: P. Aalscr 4850.B P Ctrln4560.C A Reid4450 S k T ~ l h y : A b r O A 1 llda4X.50. R. D. Ctioaon 45 50. C R Albon 5158 Trcnch A d OA K Roar 43.;,0 1 3 1 . . - -- . - . - - -. - - . . - . - rr -- - - FRANKSTUN AUST 2210 88 - Fme & wndy (35) South Emt ?on" ISU

Tmp Ebrmnctlun O A R hltuk 72-75. U7.100. S H n k m w 09.75.82-1W. W E . I s I L . G ~ - ~ ~ . D ~ I W . A T Roru7U.75. B R Vmcy 6575:C.T. Fmmdll5U.75. Juruorl (i hlclfenr~ 12.75 B Eu 83.75. Murh E u l 'Lane IS" Tnin Teama open: T mrve 7 0 . i ~ . L. curtis 66-75, F. veus 68.75. R. viney 65.7S;R: God(rey64-75. G. Smith 64-75. L. Ahmks63.75. C. Tannor 62-75. Juniors: B.

lin;dcn 4950. C: T Srnpln 4430 25 Ril. A C Anh 2025.11 L: OA: C ~~~~i ?c..L'~.c G WOIL~ 10.25 so.bncrrclul S ~ C ~ ~ A ~ O A B n,omaon50.s~ . B P Cillvl.I?BO. C B hinek.1550 20TowLr DiB:A&OA D Cllntaon48.4R R C, .~~~~~ --

Avison 47.48; C: L. Petrsllin 18.20. -FOSTER 12.11.88- Wnrm&mildlrarleotll29h 10TPIS CID: R. Burdett. 0.

P..Lmakn. J PdIly. R Jc-gad 36.30 2 5 ~ S 0 Pmmontory Cahip OA F Twn 24.25. A. G. Pcvvnkn 29.31. B R Rvrlow 2225: C B Sdomon 20.25. V, r (i Ho$bnL 18.25. Jvrvors W Sdvlnon 1025: M e a L Gruv 11.25. hll . - ~- ~- tmphiee donated by B. Scllomon. 20TDIBHcp: 0. h(owat20.20. L. Gray 36.37. L. s inch am 35.37. ~ i a h shoot: F. Foon. J. Paufy. W. sdomon. ~ a i l y HD: J. . - .. . . - -

GEEWNG ZL10.88- (23). 50T Pta C'ahip: A: W. PiLkington 138.150: B & OA: T. Zagom 146-150: C: T. Hill 102.150. WTDIB C'ship: J. Piatone48-50. A. Davie 46.50. G. Orant 5 1 . s FM: R. Bergmth 38-50. 2OT SIB C'ship: A: J. Pistons 25-21.: B: M. Anderson 18-20: C: M. Railly 18-20.

GEEWNG 4.11.88 - 80th Anniversary Shoot (83). 25T Springding Pfs c'ship: A: a . stokes 75.75: B: R. Pistone 73-75: C: C. cerlon 66.75. 5 0 ~ Anniuemanl DIB C'ahio: R. Mark 158.158. F. VsUa 157.158. 8 . Stokea

GEEWNG 1811-88 -- (25) 15T Pta E O C D $1. ~auiluw. R h m u l J Clenryd44 45 30TApexDiBC'ahip:A:GThomaon51-53,BdiOA 3U 30.C A hlacrlonnld 233U 2OT Hcp R Hadlow 2020. M. Ho-den 19.20, hs Hnwbhow 18.20 2ST Skeal C'sh.0 A N Weruuna 27.30. B k OA K Vrc,l

HOPETOUN28.1088- Sunny &windy (19). 10TDIBEiO: R. Jorgeneen. N. latta. K. M c D a W ell 10-10. 25T Biaentemid Pts C'ship: R & OA: R. Jorgeneon 75.75. H. Parker 70.75: C: K. MaDandd 57.75, C. Jorgenaon 58-75. 20T Hcp: Chris Jorgeneon 18.20. N. l a t t a M-23. J. Ough 18-23. Claybustere Shield ~ h a f in oonjunafion with championehip. Winners minks team: H. Parker. N. Ism, K. MaDanaid. J. Clark. P. Clark321-375: 2ndHorsham team 301-375: 3rd Hopetovl team 280.375.

HOPETOUN 18-11-88- PePfeet (17). ST El0 DIB: R. Jorgensan. G. Rymer, P. Clark. J. Ouah. E. Poulton. C. Jornsnson. D. Afford. R. Cmmbee. .T. Clarknll - ~ ~ - ~ ~ - 55. 2 m Dm inke Cormng C'shrp-A & O A J Blyumnn 3232. R Covmlre z . 2 3 : B R Jorganwn 31.32. N Hmnober~ 2122. C J Ough 20.23. C Jornenaon 18.20 10 Pr D R Club C'alllo J l imeberz 23.30 R .Inre..nmn . ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~

z2.k. R. cmmbes 25.30. club championof champions 1988: C. ~~ll tonez.70.

HOKSHAAl810 88-Vcrymndy 25TCify ofliorsham DIBC'shrp BkOA. J. Hlnrtukrg25 25.C Vagel26 27:A R Coomk2425.R. PapatU.26.C: E. Kln,Ln.rlry 22-25. D Harrre 21.25. Cllv of Horaham Shield Shmt uon bv wvrr$%kr~2.kal 120150. Horeham 1 2 8 . i ~ ~ %TRrardenf.eD#XC.sKp. A Z 0'\ B Joy 2525. R Cmmlra32.33. B B Jen*maZ425. N. HuulebagU.%, C: J. ougi, ?2.25. E. KMber1cy 20.25

JEPARPf M-11-88 - Windy (27). 75TFederationins LfdMedley C'ahip: 25 D(B:A:IacKnieht25.25.E.Hall. 8 . Waerr.R.Blaok. J. RlMhmannU24-25:-

TATCIIM GUN CLUB INCm

SUNDAY JANUARY 15 - 12.30pm Starl

EVENT 1 - 25 Target Double Barrel Championship OIA A.B.C. Grades

EVENT 2 - 10 Pair Double Rise Championship OIA A.B.C. Grades

EVENT 3 - 10 Target Treble Championship OiA A.B.C. Grades

EVENT 4 - 20 Target Walk Up Championship Jackpot on Events 1.2.3

Practice 1 1.30 on, Cartridges etc. Air conditioned clubhouse

President: H. Hawking (058) 56 1227

Secretary: T. Moles

(058) 24 1538

EUROACLAVTARGETCLUB INCORPORATED

TWILIGHT & NIGHT

FRIDAY EVENING - 27th JANUARY - 6.30pm '

EVENT 1 Nom. $6.50 20 Target "BOHO" TWILIGHT PISCORE

CHAMPIONSHIP 1st Sash & cash prize. 2nd, 3rd & FIM - Cash

prize EVENT 2 Nom. $8.50 25 Target "EUROA NIGHT SIB CHAMPIONSHIP 1st OIA sash & trophy. 1st grades A.B.C. - Trophy EVENT 3 Nom. $8.50 25 Target "EUROA" NIGHT DIE CHAMPIONSHIP 1st OiA sash & trophy. 1st grades A.B.C. -trophy

Ootional Sweenstakes & Jackoot ' Refreshments available '

Shooting ground is located approximately 7km south of Euroa via Home Highway then Creighton's Creek Road then HalsaN's Road. Check signs as the new

freeway should be open.

President: R. Barns (057) 95 2638

Secretary: W. Borden

(057) 95 2866

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TARGET CLUB

$3365 TROPbllES Top Value for

Money.

AUSTRALIA DAY - JANUARY 30 - loam Stafl

EVENT 1 NO^. $18.00 OIS $1 .OO 25 Target Handicap

1st - Colour TV, value $500. 2nd - Three in One TV, Radio, Tape, value $150. 3rd -

Radio, value $50 BIM Trophy $50 (22-25m)

EVENT 2 Nom. S25.00 OIS Sl.00 - - . . - - . . . - 50 Target Double 'Barrel

OIA winner 3000 Model MIROKU Overlunder. 1st each grade (3 grades) Clayco .22 Rifle &

Scope value $205; 2nd each arade (3 arades) Mitchell Fishing Reel, value $76

Ladies, Juniors & Veterans, providing 3 or - more

EVENT 3 NO^. $14.00 OIS $1.00 20 Pair DIDoubles off 20m

1st Toast & Grill, value $130; 2nd Breville Coffee Maker, value $50

Lunch & Refreshments available

President: G. Woodhatch 43 0552

Secretary: R. Ross 47 0367

DENlLlQUlN GUN CLUB INC.

Sunday January 29 Practice 1 Oam Star( 1 lam

EVENT 1 - 10 Target Point Score Eye Onmar - - . . - .

EVENT 2 - 20 Target Point Score, Overall n 2 r e s

SpoRso~ed by gaiingg %rc/wam, Deniliquin EVENT 3 - 25 Target 'First Chance' Double Barrel. 0 rall & 2 radeb.2nd in pades..

~ponsored%y ~enrl&urn rscouni lectncal EVENT 4 - 25 Target 'Second Chance' Double Barrel. Overall, 2 grades, 2nd in

Sponsored b?B$g8iquin RSL Club EVENT 5 - 20 Target Castrol GTX Single

Barrel. Overall, 2 grades

Hi h C&ns: Overall racles Junior (sponger enr Discount gfictnca)), ~ ~ d i ~ ~ (if . . 3 or more lady shooters)

Jackpot operating $150 - $50 chance for one lucky shooter

All Winchester Traps -- Heaps of good Trophies

President: R. Cugley (058) 81 4139

Secretary: G. Beer

(058) 82 4274

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- - -~ -~ srrnuss 112.la5, C: ~ & ~ ~ ~ t Pitf 91-125. Bicentennial Champion or Champions >rimer 1988: Roger Duthie 16-16.

KEMO 28.10.88- ~xceuent (40). 2~ DIB ~'ehip: A: N. m e r 24.28. F. Jnmes2326: D N. Sutherlnnd 19-20.T. Free 37-39: C&OA: G. Peel20.20. I. Abssiorn 19-20.2OT SiB C'ehip: A & OA: G. Kcrr 20.21: B: C. W e 19-22: C: T. McKenile 19-21. 15THcp: 11-16:B.Mo- 15.15: 17-21:N.LehmMn22-22: 22-25: G. K e n 11-15.

KERANG 11-11-85 - 6 Pr DID EiO: L. RoLmfis &G. Hd 60%. B. Leuis k D. Burton 4098. S. Kc" & 3. Dunetan40%, 20 PrDIDNorthem DistriolC'ahip: S. K e n & 3. Dunstan 18-20. L. Roberto&G. Hd 17.20.20TDBC'ship:A&OA: I$ I>tsr#ul.ut 14 :,<I. I, I 1 Yi>l i#umo 23.21 C S. Bruno 31-33

KDLIU&lDUIUU14II We - Strong ml vnnd I IU) IIWPtaCm FI ChuprnWl

WANGARamA CWY TARGET CLUB iNCm

Saturday January 21, lpm Start DTL I EVENT 1 Nom. 94.00

10 Target Handicap Eye Opener EVENT 2 Nom. $8.00 01s $1.00

20 Target Handicap lst, 2nd. 3rd 8 BIM 22-25 EVENT 3 Nom. $8.00 OIS $1.00 20 Target ~ o u b l e Barrel C'ship. Sponsored by Jock Steer.

1st 8 2nd each grade 8 best junior EVENT 4 Nom. $8.00 OIS $1.00

20 Tarset Pointscore Cham~ionshio. 1st 8 2nd each - grade.

High Gun Trophy over Programme Ladies, Vets & Jun~ors 'h Norns events 2.3.4.

* * * Sunday January 29, Skeet, 12 Noon Start -

Junior DTL 1.30pm Start

EVENT 1 Nom. $8.00 OIS $1.00 Sponsored b Dary Hunt

25 Target Skeet {'ship OIA A.B.C. EVENT 2 Nom. $15.00 O/S $2.00

Sponsored by Daryi Hunt 50 Target Skeet C'ship 1 & 2 each grade

EVENT 3 Nom. $8.00 01s $1.00 Sponsored b Daryl Hunt

25 Target Skeet {'ship OIA A.B.C. 3-man team competition will be conducted over the

100T. Teams to consist of not more than one AA or A Grade shooter. Trophy to winning team.

President: Secretary: Tony Penney Bev Penney Phone AIH 10601 24 4215 Ph. BIH (060) 55 5452

bourne Gun

*

AUSTRALIA DAY SHOOT - AUSTRALIA DAY SHOOT - AUSTRALIA DAY SHOOT

MONDAY JANUARY 30th - MONDAY JANUARY 30th - MONDAY JANUARY 30lh

EVENT ONE COMMENCING 12 NOON

EVENT 1 Nom. $9.00 25 Target Pts Graded Championship OIA A.B.C.

OIA sash pius Food Processor, Grade winners Electric Kettle; Trophy for 2nd each grade

EVENT 2 Nom. $16.00 50 Target DIB Graded C'ship OIA A.B.C.

OIA Sash plus MEC Jun. 600 Re-Loader Donated by "GONE BUSH SPORTS SHOP" Werribee. Grade winners

gold chain and ribbon. Trophy for 2nd each grade

EVENT 4 Nom. $26.00 100 Target Skeet Graded Championship 01A A.B.C.

OIA Sash plus Aluminium Garden Settlng Grade winners Gold chain and rlbbon, trophy for 2nd each

grade

President: 1 R. Buchan Secretary: J. Morton

(03) 739 1325



15 Target PIS Cash Divide

W. Rogrurch 24.25: 18-21: R. WsJksr 25.25, 22-25m: B. Clark 22-28. ICOI Skeet CxW AA: P. Johnaton 88.100: OA & A: B. Buchan 88-1W: B: A. BBga 84-1W: C: S. Baricar 87-100. 25T Skeet Douhlss: A: 1. Hale 32.W B: A. Heflner 24-25: C: I. Cnney 20.25.

MZILBOURNE 22.1088 - Fine 1861. 25T SIB Gnl C'ahio: OA & A: 8.

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Psvie 23-28. T. Petera 28.32. 1COIGrd 8k&t: AA: G. 0 ~ 8 7 . 1 0 : OA&A: B. Old 98-100: B: M. Bmdey 87-102: C: L. Dvlkley88-100.25TSkwl W 8: A:

N O O ~ T 2811-88 - cola 5 uindy (24). 10 R DIB ~ o w e r : N. Parerson 18.30. T. G m e t t 28-30. B. Jennings 21.30. 2OT DIB 16m: OA & A: P. mitten 61.81. T. ~ w e t t ~1-el: B: ~ a r y Hayden 30-31. D. orummgtt 2021: C: I. ODckayne 24-28, K. Vagg 23-28. 2OT Pta 15m: OA & A: T. -ett 74-75. G. C o v e d e 71-75: B: Glenn Hayden 58-80. Gary HByden 54.80: C: I. Cockayne 44.80. K. Vagg 43.80.2UP Hap: T. Grummelt 28-26.0. Co- 24.28. D. Grummett 23.24. RAAP -WOK 281088- Fine inkhtI1281.1OT Pis CID: J. Xrvse 30-30. . - ..

A. M-W. M. GOO@ A!. Zsmpemnr aU g.30 2OT DIBGld. A R Mark 20.20. D. MoLmd z.24. B: M. W W 20 20. A. Town 18 20, C: G F-dn ~ . ~ . J . R ~ ~ ~ ~ z B . ~ o . : w D I D c ~ T ~ a r a n d n . ~ ~ ( a r k r n m m m . ~ h a e . ~~ ~ - - ~ ~~~ ~ .~ . n. ~o~aod. G. v&. R. v i o e i A. TOG a~ is-&.

WPTWOKPl l -88-Cold .ra in(n ight ) ( l9 ) . ISTDIBCID: J. Kruse.A. -a boul 14-15. G. ~ o p p i . D. h o s t both 13-16. 1 m P L ~ cm N. stockaalo 29-30, G. Soppi 28.30. D. Fmat. D. M e w . A. MeChrysW. 9. h e m a all 27-30. 15TDIB QxW A: R. Viney 13-15, D. M a w 14-11: B: G. sappi 13-15. N. Stockaale 16-2% C: J. sappi 181s. J. Kruae 15.18.

BAAE' PP W O K 11-11.88 - PYle, mild (night) (28). 15T DIB CID: M. Znm-ni. A. McChrystai. D. Me-. J. Seeto all 15.15. 1UF Pta CM: D. h t W 3 0 , C. Zagor 27.30. M. Goepe126.30.ZOT DIB Grd: A: M. ZnmPBmni 30-20. D. Mclsat 28.28: B: R. Howden 26-27. C. Zagor 25-27: C: M. Gospel 18.30. W. Hitch& 16.20.

~. Grd C'Shlp: OA & AA: G. Guy 107-108: A: B. S-Ulr 87-IW, B: Fred Thntcher83.100: C: G. VnnDen Brand 81.1W. 5OT SkeetDovhlesQrdC'ahip: A: A. Cousena 55.58; B: M. Coela 46-50: C: T XMDD47.60.

.. BAAE' Pi. MXlK rnll-88 - Fine, humid (85). ZOT DIE. 15T SIB. 15T Pte:

OA&A: D. McLsod 80.80. D. Nielson 78.80: B: C. ZBPor 88-100. N. SmkdQ1B o7.100: C J. Nowo-7080. P EUuI7I80. FLAAP&nueJ~ggrrgateG~and RAAP Champion: D McLsa( lE4 Own Ch-pion: R V h e y 163.

SFrBAmWmL 16.1088 -Ola-caat and w d v 130) South Weat mnv IS11

NELBOURNE2(1-11.68- hno(145).26TReCrdC'abp:OA&A'A El- 74.7:. B G H e n a r d 7 0 % : C. R & d o 7075. Novlce V MaLcn6875. Wl' o n Grd C'sh~p. GA L A: P. Johnston 4S.W. 8. W. %h 4 8 W: C: G. WtrWlam 47.5" 15T llco: P. D!cRna 1818. P Johnaton 1718. M a n

S E a n a r o p o L r n l l . 8 8 -- hns (30) 30Tcm A. M Poumk. T. Naah both 'A.30. B P. CarmU. N Mannos. S Mlddltn all 2830: C: M. Green0 2730. G Msnhanno i 26.30. GOT Sabaeroml S&a A W. Calsbv 48 , s . R Holden

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SAEWARTON ell.88 1 Fine. sunny, no wind (66). 25T Grd ladies Committse DIB C'shi~: A: A. Scenoe2586. J. Haw30.31. K. B- 29.31: B: D. cnlanam 51-51, d. ~eUin& 60.51. M. IlioLBon 48.58: C: B. M e w 26.28. C. Petten 28-27. G. Mitlmrp 2 5 . 2 7 . 2 6 ~ ~ r d wincheater PIS C'ehrp: A: A. Spena, 74.75. D. Penn 105-108: B: 8. larmmbe 75.75. C. Wellington 74.75: C: B. 72-75. L. Piasvi 71-75. 3OT Grp Shep O~ULULUL Sports Hop: 11-l5m: C. Patfen 31.32. T. Roeenow30-32: 16.20m k GA: D. Caandro 30.30. C. W e W n 35.38; 21.25m: K. B- 28-30. J. Keuv 28-30 .25~ Grd

--- ~.~~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~~. &itten 19-21: BM: J. sh ipb i rd 14-20. OA HG: B. carkaG~iij-12n. Zone TBam Shoot: Nmrat (1) 300-375.

(PI. AENAIJD mi088 - movdy (16). IOT ~ t s WO: C. -gem. G. matcher both 30.30. 2ST Dm Gnl C'ship: A & OA: D. %man 31.32. 0. Patching 30.32: B:P. WateonZ7.30. G.Thatcher 26.30: C: 3. KeU23.25. L. Millsy 20.25. 28T H q : D. h m a n 24.25, K. KnY 24.28. C Grade: J. KaU 64.80. HG: D. Rea- 74.80.011 the penes Rovnd 10: 0. Patching.

ST ARNAUD 21-11-88 - AIild 1181. 1OT El0 PIS: J. KeUv. N. Marulos. P.


NUMURKAH CLAY TARGET CLUB

SUNDAY JANUARY 22 12.30prn START

30 Target Point Score. A.B.C. First & Second. OIA & other grades sash plus case of shells. Second each grade 112

case shells Sponsored by Doug Trease Transports

Second each grade 1/4 case shells

Secretary: T. Hicks BIH (058) 62 11 66; AIH (058) 62 2106

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20.24. O(1 the Fen- Rd U: N. Msrinar. HG: G. Patohing 112.120. Co-tulationa to David Rsrtsllli on winning the state point score eve& at the -t ohampionahips a t Geelong. ST J m S 28.1088 - Fine. warm (34). 2 M Dm Bicentennid Cehip: A k

OA: B. North 33-33. A. Span- 32.33: B: T. Morris 32.33. P. Peffit 31.33: C: R. Home 22-25. J. MoCartney 21-25. 2 m Yellow Box Hcp: J. Kelly 24-24. T. Morris 23.24. T. whmgm 20-21: EM: A. Spenca 1 8 - 2 0 . m Milh m~ranuran @iB C'ship: B & OA: T. Morrim 20.20. 3. KeUy 18.20: A: B. North 38.40. A. S w a e 37-40: C: D. H u t 17-20. R. Dully 15~20. Yellow Box Shield shot in mnjunotionwith Hcp: Eahu-: A. Span-. S. AUrins. T. Flanagan. T. Pi-. T. ";"b-

T w m N D o s l l a - G o o d ( l 8 ) . 1 m D m E O RJogenaen 10 .10WW.~ Klmberloy. 1.Taylor. B Fapsf. H. Vnughan. L. Howlell. A. Camamn. L El& dl 8.10 40% 2UP S B C'ship A A Camsmn 20.25, L. Howlett 19.26: B: H Vavgban 17.20. R Jogsnsen 1821:CaOA. J Ough 18.20.J. &,.(aneon lti.20. 2(II. HcpTlophy J. Columan 20.M. R Jorpcmn 1820. E IGmberlau 1.21 .. EM: B. Papsl 1720. J-or ChrhJocge-<3450. Novice. P. Wegenor41.W; HG: R. Jogemsen 45w.25m Shmf: 8. Papet.

v c r ~ 6.11-ea - naudy (128) sar v~cto- om OA: R. wrey 8484: AA R Wwht 8384. T Rowe m 8 3 . A T. Snvth Bg.70. G MaHenry 5758; 8: R Howden 47.50. L. C W d m 64.88. C G. W u t 48.50. Glen Hayden 4850 M w Keiva law 4650. C. W m 45.50. C. Carion 42.50. Juniora: 0 . hunnde 62-86.GlenHaydvn61W. T Fsrande48.60. Veteran: H.

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v C C A E 1 1 . 8 8 - s ~ ~ y (130). SOTVioSmC'ship: OA: C . m r 4 8 . 5 0 : ~ ~ : R. Mark 48.50. K. lamy 64-57: A: A. larenzi 47-50. P. Sovth 48-W: 8: G. Haydm 48.50. M. Hawkmhaw 49.55: C: D. Fmst 45-52, B. Stew- M-52. Irulies: P. Clark 35.50: Juniors: M. Howden42.W: Veteran: H. Weiturl38.W. Zone Shoulder to Shoulder T-e: South East.

VCTA E l l a - S-. light breeze (108). SOT Pts C'ship: OA: D. R s a 1W.163:AA: T. Rows 147.153.3. nmittakers 148-150: A: R. Scott 154.158. R. Traill 153.158: B: Gary Hayden 143.150. M. Hmden 143.155: C: D. Ros t 148.:58. Glen Hsvdvd 147.150. M e w C 7-v 7 2 9 . 7 a . r....;-*. flt-.. ~ ~ -. --- -, "--".. --.. ~aydsn 138.150. ireteran: H. Weitlel 134-IW. ~unior ~ostal am HG: G. hunnda: Irulies PoeUll Team HG: Ksiva lamy; Open Postal T- HG: S. Ilaberman~

~- -. Gw.1. Hde. J. Summers. C.~eu>man.D.-.C.BMa. S h o w

ALEXANDRA GUN CLUB mc.

SUNDA YJANUARY 8 lfim

10 Tareet DIB EIO 64 nn - - - - - . - - 20 Target DIB ~ & o k s ' Cutting Champ. $8.00

20 Target DIB Christmas Handicap $8.00 Meterage Groups

Swann Rd. - BY0 BBQ Facilities Beautiful Picnic Setting - Bring your Lunch

President: J. Woolmer (057) 72 1050

Secretary: S. McNair

(057) 74 2118

to Shoulder Three.* Team: J. Summars. G. Guy. C. Meuleman. Trsiaiag Squad: I. Hde. C. Meuleman. C. Bran-, P. Ryland, J. Summers. G. Guy.

VmA 28.Z7.11-88 - Wet k aold (87). ZMJT Via Olympia Trap C'ship: AA: R. Mark 210.225: OA: M. Diamond 210.225. D. Diaz 183-200: A: J. DvnsUvl 171-200. F. Vella 188.200: B: R. Viney 187-200. L. Cmk 1BB-200: C: R O'Meara 188.200. R. Traill150.200: Junior: M. Diamond 185.200.B. Dunetan 175-200. lady: Carmelcarlon 117.2W. %oh InteretatePoe~Tsama:Open Team: D. Diaz. 8. Heberman. G. Mark. L. Curtje. R. Mark. 3. Dunetan. Jmior TBam: R. Pem. B. hulatan. T. Fiwmde. G. M a & h r z Ranoh In-- Postal W e : Team HG: Open: R. Mark: Junior: B. Dunetan. Open: State Raining Squad: R. Mark. D. Diar. S. Haberman. R. Dunetan. G. Mario. J. Dunem. Junior: R. P-. G. McH-. State Should- to Shoulder Team: R. Mark. D. Dim. S. Haberman. Zone T ~ a m a Match: Winning W S.W. Zws. EligibleTBamMembere - Ope": R. Mark. S. Ha*. a. Mark, A. . Junior: c. Kneebone. 0. MoHenry. 1888 state I suTrep cham pi one:^: ~ a r * : ~ ~ n i ~ ~ . n

VCrA -NORTH WEBT ZONE 21. W.1088 - Held at Msqbomugh. 26T l h p h y Kent: AA: A. O'Cannell31.31; A: J. Metthey48.W: B: T. Flavs127.28: C: J. Coleman24.25. Ia&ea: F. Burto1123.25: Junior:T. F l a w W.25:Vstsnul: C. Mayberry 20-25.25T North West Zone Dm C'ship: AA: R. Wright 78.77: A kOA: 3. Jolly 77-77:B: T. GogoU25.25: C: J. Cole-27-28. Lediea: P.B-n 28.28: Junior: T. Zlavs125.28: Veferan: N. Scott 2237. North West ZM.Hcp: 3. JoW 25.25. J. Coleman37.38. N. Scott 36-38: BM: J. Gawith25.28. Lady: I.. Burton 23.25: Junior: T. PLavel22-25: Veteran: N. Scott 24.16. North Wsat Zone PIS C'ship: AA: 8. Ranarty 76-78: A & OA: J. Jolly 75.75: B: B. Kslly 71-75: C; J. Coleman 87-75. lady: P. Clark 87-75. Jvniok T. Flavs1 83.75: Veteran: G. Kirkpatriak 56-75.2ST Carnival Trophy Shmt: R. Wright 18-28. T. Plavel 27-28. J. MaVitty 3495. R. Scott 33.35. J. Shsphet-a 78-78: Udy: June Gawith: Jvnior: T. Flaval: Veteran: G. Kirkptriok. 25T BIB C'ship: AA; R. Dubridge 24.25: A & OA: G. a s e l l e 25.25: B: 8. Middlin W-ZS: C: J. Coleman 22.25. Iady: June Gewith 21-25: veteran: G. Kirkptriok 18.25: Junior: T. Flavel18.25. OA C a m i d HG: J-n JoW 195.200. J-n --

THE "WONTHAGGI

Saturday February 4, 12 Noon - - EVENT 1 Nom. $25.00

50 Target DIB "Wonthaggi 1000" Championship Graded A R C - . - - - - . . . - . - .

1st each grade - ll/z cases Winchester AA Shells 2nd each grade - 1 case Winchester AA Shells 3rd each grade - '12 case Winchester AA Shells

EVENT 2 Nom. $8.00 25 Target Points Championship A.B.C. 1 & 2.

Overall winner takes grade

Full canteen fac i l i t i es - All welcome Cape Patterson Rd, Wonthaggi

Enquiries: (056) 74 1078

page 52 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JANUARY 1989

VENETO AND ABRUZO GUN CLUBS

*GRAND SHOOT+

To be held at the Melbourne Gun Club, Victoria Road, Lilydale on

SUNDAY 22nd JANUARY, 1989 - I l a m Start

EVENT 1 Nom. $6.00 i n Tarnet FIO Pts . - = -. -. - . . -

EVENT 2 Nom. $10.00 25 Target Pts. 1.2.3. A.B.C.

1st - Personal Copier; 2nd - 6 boxes shells; 3rd - 2 boxes shells. Ribbon for each grade winner

EVENT 3 Nom. $10.00 25 Target SIB 1.2.3 A.B.C.

1st - Electric ice-cream maker; 2nd - 6 boxes shells: 3rd - 2 boxes shells. Ribbon for each orade

winner EVENT 4 Nom. $20.00

30 Target DIB Group Meterage Ale, B16, C14. 1.2.3. A.B.C.

1st - C.I.G. Colt oxy welding kit, valued $220; 2nd - Half case shells; 3rd - 4 boxes shells. Ribbons

for nradp winnprs . - . = . - - - . . . . . . . - . -. EVENT 5 Nom. $15.00

50 Target Skeet 1.2. A.B.C. Ribbons for 1st each grade

- OTHER EVENTS TIME PERMITTING -

Shoot sponsored by:

Ribbons sponsored by: Nillumbik Cellars, Licensed Supermarket, 11

Chute Street, Diamond Creek. Phone: 438 1249 S. Zotti E. Montanaro 480 3028 846 2970

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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JANJARY 1989

COOK GUN CLUB

JANUARY 1989 SHOOTS

FRIDAY 13 7Pm

20 Target DIB CID 15 Target Pts CID

20 Target DIB Graded 1 & 2 A.B.C.

SUNDAY 15 12 NOON

10 Target Pts CID E l 0 20 Target "Joe Pistone Memorial" DIB Graded

Championship 20 Target Handicap off Handicap marks

FRIDAY 20 7 ~ m

20 Target DIB CID 15 Target Pts CID

20 Target DIE Graded 1 & 2 A.B.C

SUNDAY 29 12 NOON

10 Target Pts CID E l 0 20 Target DIB CID 20 Target SIB CID 20 Target Pts CID

ALL CASH DAY Practice available each Saturday from

Sam-1 pm Location: RAAF Base Point Cook. Point Cook -

Road (off Melbourne to Geelong Freeway) CANTEEN FACILITIES AT ALL SHOOTS

President: Secretary: Dave McLeod Phil Pegg (03) 368 1274 (W) (03) 369 6042 (H) (03) 368 1481 (H)

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lir a 8lorun~llona wld*%~.rnmodnuorlnt the 1868Trnp N n u o d JuNlr HG: Tony Flnvul m d M#lrcus Cnaseln n%%tvr l n a no- nnd 13 pky &dgOB nl thu I0R9 l t a p Nnt~onula. M c n HG Pvulrno Clnrh 178.200 Vafornns HG CMl hrnvhrrru I .%1-?1Y> ~ ~- , - - .

v ~ d r ~ / u u 2.11&9 - Hot &lnndy (48) 15T D.B Cm. G D(llgdzLarr. G.J h l r ~ d r t n n . G D. Hnureo. B Lkann. &l Srnrth. V Flowor. G. V0U.T Peailasll 1 5 1 5 1UT l'I8 C D G Mwdzivn A. D-We. 15. Ev- aU 30.30 l5T WD Grd. A R blurk. F Vellnboth3535. B B Hutar2828.G. VoU27.?B:C: K.

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VICTORIAN 511-88 - Wlrldy 127). 10T PCB Cm V V. blowen 30.30. A. ~ v m c d ~ . J. ~nn,bvrm 20.30 2 0 ~ ~m J.F. aauc, 20.30. J. ~ r u e o 52.53. N Stoehd$du 5153. Fhl J Tnmbvrm 18202UT Dm Grd A A. ihnnWo 22.22. V MoU1cz2122. B I. Spiten L9.M. P. Hvll 1UL";C H b l h 2728. C. Kaan 2B2R ?UT D B C D T Paollo 20.20. J K N s a . P. MoUu*o. O D Ha"-. V.

VICTORIAN 101188-Cold(51). 16TDmCm G J Mnqdvan.R.Marh.E Reldall 1515 5I'rD R C C R hlark.J.F. Srmthbath8.10.GJ. Magd;lan.J. Cilo~~dra. R. H o ~ d u n . Ll. Imhn d 8.10. IU Pr DID. R Mark & E. ~ullmnra

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4345. R M m s , hl H C ~ ~ C I ; . D. m-sam~i aU 4?-43 10T SIB c l Taterr LO 1U. R. Ahding-. V V bloUm bath 9.10. I5T Dm G~ A. h

1.15. B R Ahollvlg 1615. R H o d ,

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21-21. J. Gilopidis &A. Dinawe 20.21. 1UT Pte CID: T. -tt 3030. M. Zamaroni 28.30. C. Kaan 26.30.

WCml&lN 23.11.88 - Wot 1381. 15T Pts C D A.A. % b ~ 44.45 M. Itnlia D: A.A. I. I W

an 19-20: c: T. Psaila 15 15. D Mork 1. 14 15 G D "...̂ -

WANGA . 8 15.17. RAWA 50.10.88 - Hot & fine 1291. 25T Skeet C'ahio: OAI A~ - ..~

penney w €0: A. D ~ n c k c ~ 59.60. U: A. ~ e f i n c ; 4 9 . ~ 0 . ~ j & - 61.64: c C. Swger 4750. G. Agnnw 4.-30 2 j T Skarr C'ahlp OA: T. Jonre 25.26. A A PDMOY 53.51: B A Heflnur 24-25: C. K*. L-rrarh 2.-25 A t l u m ( . l n w -8" -. -~ - - ~ ~~ --- over Piom- A. Pamey 118.118. 10T SIB Junior a Open: D. Woodbarry 8-10. C. Seaeione 7-10'. Novm: R. Sammon 8-10. P. Wcdburv 7.10.

h(aurey SIB C'ehip: A & OA: K. Maurey =PO. B. North 18.21: B: B. Barma 22.23, R. Sahmidt 22-23: C: R. Pheney 18.20. T. Barmn 1831. 15T Hap: W. Ro@ 27-27. R. Duffy 26-27. C. Milthorpe 1E-17: BM: T. Hagavas 17.18. H e G. Pinner 86.93. Yearly HQ: Eria Oliver 30.32.

WANQARATTA 2011.88 - Windy & showers to sunny &hot (18). MII. Skeet C'ship: B &OA: K. Auld 85-85. T. Hagavee 48-50: A: A. P m e y 8445, D. Jackel 48-50: C: D. H u t 54.58. A. Iarkinga 63.58. 25T Hop: D. Jaokel 57-58. J. Reynolde 52.58. K. Lansdnl. 30-38. Beet Juniors: R. Sarmnoll. C. 8ssaione both 19.25. Sahoolbaye 1UT S m C'ahip: Opn: W. Holloway 8-11, R Sammon 8.10: Novics: C. N O M ~ 8-10. R. Hournay 7.10.

W A R R N A & ~ B C ~ L Z ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - w w (20). m u m C'ahip: A: T. a-tt: B: C. Smiw C: R. King. S/B Tower C'ship: N. Pate-n. H. Bmokeby. M. Tr"."..."..-L ..".-.~," -...

SYERWBEE 13.11.88 - Very hot k w d y (47) 10 P 8 I30 B. h o . J . Gnlloh. R hturka l l30302WTPS-%pups . I l . 1P: R IlorgmU158.83. 18.20. G. O m t 55.BO. 13.14: H. Camberlam 6560. 21-26. R. MarkMIBO: 1518: B. Cmne 56.60, 17-18: T. Bmum S1.83.20T Dm Grd C'ehip: A: R. Clarks 30.31. R. Viney 27.28: B: C. Zagom 31.32. P. Radoa 30-32: C ROA: G. Khao31.31.G.

BUNBURY W l O 8 8 - Flnv (241. Club C'shrp Lm (Skmt. nur. m ~ ) . OA: C Hydrr 114120; A K %himis 1W12U. N. Hyder 07.120: B J. C n l r ~ ~ l ~ lOSl2U. N. G ~ I I U I B LW12U: C B Renjnmm 117.140 (L)D.l?O). C. Roach I IR.,d"19a.,*", --- -.->-" .-",.

BUNEURY 8.11-88 -Fine (12). 25T Dm. 25T sm B: A. Harvey 48.50. P. W w n (N.T.) 45.50: C: S. O'Brien 45-50. C. Roaah 42.50.

ESPERANCE BAY aO-1088 - Fine & windy (16). 5 m SIB Club C'ahip: H. Miller 47-50. L. Naylor 44.50. J. Colline 43-50.

ESPERANCE BAY 18-11-68 - Windy&overcast (16). 5UI. Dm Club C'ship: D. NBnls 49.50. L. Naylor 52.56. H. Miller 51-56 (after shoot.off):

ESwRnnrCE BAY 2'7-11.88 - Fine. Bght wind (15). 83T Champian ol Champiam: H. Miller 58.63. D. P a r k 58-63. L. Naylor 55.63. Evcnt

WEST AUST aO-1088 - Fine & hat (38). MII. Swan Diet C'ehip Skeat: OA: A. Pareberg 62-82: A: J. Coci 50-50, S. Gibean 48-60. L. Hull 48-50: B: D. Fracam 50.50. E. Tnylor 48-50. A. Yozri 47-50: C: C. m e t t 46.50 M. Craven 42-50. M. Ponfn 41.60. 5UT West h t C'ehip Skeat: OA: 3. Coci i3-83: A: L. Hu1148.50. R. Bsnjsmin49.50. A. Foraberg48.50: B: 8. Haatie48-50. A. Yozri 48-60. R. Wilson48.50: C: M. Cracraen47.50. L. J o b t o n 46.50. C. ~ing45.50. Newton Thomap Tmphy: 0.4 89.100.

IC .- . D A R I W Oll.88 - 110,' hvlvd 207' >rep P. Homo 23.24. K b l s d

22.24.3UT P S A O. Rend 8890. G P. W d w k 8630. C: R Hasnson 7590. R Ddglctah 73.90. 75T Trench Club C'ship. Poclpond 5UT Skeet. J Llrllmqton 4550. T. Bnrassl 3350


JANUARY

I.S.U. Trench and Team - Tasmanian Gun Club - January 14-15. State Trap Championships - Tasmanian Gun Club - February 4-5

BURNIE GUN CLUB DEVONPORT CLAY TARGET CLUB INC. January 7 - Day Shoot - loam January 21 - 10.30am

EVENT 1 - 50 Target Skeet Graded A.B.C. Trophies each EVENT 1 - 25 Target Skeet Graded A.B.C. Trophy each grade winner grade

Sponsored by Noel Milburns Furniture EVENT 2 - 20 Target Eye Opener Single Barrel EVENT 2 - 50 Target "Mike Sage" DIB Championship. Sweepstake

Graded A.B.C. Trophies each grade winner EVENT 3 - NonhWest Districts Single Barrel C'ship. Graded A.B.C. Overall Sash & Grade winner ribbons EVENT 4 - 25 Target Double Barrel. Graded A.B.C.

Trophy each grade Sec: M. Bryan

ROSEBERY GUN CLUB (004) 24 2292

January 22 - 12 Noon EVENT 1 - 10 Target SIB SlStake

EVENT 2 - 25 Tar et R G C SiB Championship OIS gash . i ~ i o ~ h ~

EVENT 3 - 25 Target DIB Trophy Shoot. Graded A.B.C. EVENT 4 - Shooter's Choice

SMITHTON GUN CLUB Sunday, January 8 - lpm

EVENT 1 - 10 Target PIS E l0 SlS EVENT 2 - 25 Target DIB

EVENT 3 - 25 Target Continental DIB EVENT 4 - SIB Continental

ST. HELENS GUN CLUB January 15

EVENT 1 - 10 Target PIS E l0 Graded SIS EVENT 2 - 25 Target Graded Skeet EVENT 3 - 30 Target Double Barrel EVENT 4 - 20 Target Single Barrel EVENT 5 - 20 Target Point Score EVENT 6 - 25 Target Ball Trap

EVENT 7 - 10 Pr DIR

'All events graded A.8 C D - Trophres eacn grade - Graded Hign Gun over whole program - Trophy & Sash

lsr each grade - Trophy 2nd each grade

CRESSY GUN CLUB Sunday 22nd - loam

EVENT 1 Nom. $3.00 10 Target Double Barrel SlStakes

EVENT 2 Nom. $7.00 25 Target Points Score Graded A B.C.

EVENT 3 Nom. $7.00 25 Target Double Barrel Graded A.B.C.

EVENT 4 Nom. S14.00 20 Pairs Double Rise Graded M.A.B.C.

Sec: K. Woods (003) 44 7916

HOBART GUN CLUB INC. Sunday, January 29, - 10.30am Start

EVENT 1 Nom. $4.00 10 Target DIB Sweepstakes, 15m

EVENT 2 Nom. $8.00 20 Target D/B Continental Graded Trophy A.B.C. 15m

EVENT 3 Nom. $8.00 10 Pairs Double Rise, Graded A.B.C. Trophy 15m

EVENT 4 Nom. $8.00 25 Targets I.S.U. Skeet, Graded A.B.C. Trophy

BOTHWELL GUN CLUB INC. Sunday, January 8 - 10.30am

EVENT 1 Nom. $6.50 20 Target Pointscore Cash Prize

EVENT 2 Nom. $7.50 25 Target Handicap Trophy 1.2.3

EVENT 3 Nom. $8.00 15 Pair Double Rise. Trophy each grade

EVENT 4 Nom. $7.50 25 Target DIB Continental Cash Prize


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