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February 1990 Vol. 43. No. 2 .

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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - FEBRUARY 1990

February 1990 Vol. 43. No. 2

CTSN is the official journal of the AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED.

All correspondence should be addressed to: Alan J. Maher, Executive Director, RO. Box 557, Mount Waverley, Vic. 3149.

Phone: (03) 807 7577. Fax: (03) 807 2716. Business address: 3 Essex Road, Mount Waverley, Vic. 3149

Subscription rate is $1 5.00 per annum.

COPY DEADLINES: March issue closes January 31 A ~ r i l issue closes Februaw 28

The CTSN is published monthly at Newsprinters Pty Ltd, Melbourne Rd, South Shepparton, Vic. 3630. Phone (058) 20 1555. Typesetting by BP Typesetting Ply Ltd, 7 Hampshire Road, Glen Waverley 3150. Phone (03) 561 2111. Fax: (03) 561 6085.

National Coaching Director: Mr Colin Burt, P.O. Box 836. Tamworth, NSW 2340. Phone (067) 65 5807 Fax (067) 65 9386.

Vice President: Mr R. Silvester P.O. 80% 91 Boyanup WA 6237 Phone (097)'31 5236 ( 6 ~ )

Management: Mr A.M. Burgess 18 Harmurt St. Cobar. NSW 2855 Phone (068) 36 2%

Mr N. Hardy 12 PalrlCk St, Ailkonvale Towosvilb, Old 4818 P h n s (Om 79 0638

Ph- (0%) 95 2259

PO. B O X 121. Kings Me-. Tar. 7243 Phone (W3) 44 7916

Mr R.J. Smith 3 Cleveland PIBCB. Emnet Bay. NSW Zz2€

PMne (MI ?5 1384 (AH) Phone (02) 528 3878

, Mr G. Steeie P.O. Box 2668, ~t Gambier. SA 5290 Phone (087) 26 6294

Dr P. Weis P.O. Box 41121. Cauarina. NT 0810

Phone (081 337 8029 Phons (089) 27 3090 Mr G. Woodhatch 43 Prouses Rd., B~ndig03550. Phone (054) 40 2535

Hon. Life Registrations: R,H Moyse

Eley Newton Thomas Award

......................... National Coaching Directors Report Col Burt 18 .................. ............. 1989 Commonwealth Titles Results .. 19 ..................... Know your State Coaching Director M. Alexander 20

........................................... Shooting Glasses and Lenses 21 .............................................. Wagga Gun Club Maree Rooke 22

Club News, Programs & Result

FRONT COVER: Winchester Lightweight Championship, Franksfon- Australran C.T.C. 5th November 1989. Rod Laidlaw - Vic Sales Manager. John Witney - Vic Saies Rep, Geoff Wallis - Presidenf F.A.G.C. wirh all winners.

PAGE 2 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGETNEWS- FEBRUARY 1990

We are at the moment wrreswndine with the Enelish

Now that the Christmas season has passed us by we look fo& to 1990 and in this month the first of our National Championships with the OlympicDisciplineaTrap andskeet Ki held at the Whiteman Park Shooting Complex in Perth, W.A.. the venue for next year's World Champion- ships. Have you obtained your World Championship Badge yet? If the answer is no then you canobtain one by writing to the A.C.T.A. office enclosing your cheque for $6.50 and one will be mailed to you; to obtain an idea of what they look like simply d e r to the cover of this month's C.T.S.N.

The news on the safety side of things is that the Executive have approved the recommendation to make safety arm guards compulsory for all traps and this as from 1st April will beoome a condition of club affihtion. To assist in the manuPacture of ssfety arm guards all clubs are asked to again refer to the illustration of an approved design in this issue - if in doubt please contact your State Association or the A.C.T.A.

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vised that the Executive are unwilling to give recognition to any body or p u p of people who purport to represent any one discipline within the Association. The structure is there for the views of any person to be heard by contacting their elected Shooters Representative representing Trap, Skeet and I.S.U. Should you have any particular point of view or matter to raise please do so firstly at local and zone level and then if your ideas are found to be favourable ask your State Association to discuss the matter or alternatively write to your respective representative on the National Shooting Committee addressing your correspondence c/o the A.C.T.A. The people elected to represent you are: Trap - Peter Hayman Skeet - Robert Dower I.S.U. - David Mench

Our Historian, George Biggs has been busy as usual and at the moment is quite excited about the long awaited A.C.T.A. History Book which is currently being prepared for printing. Once this has been completed copies will be available throughthe A.C.T.A. Office and if George's usualarticles are any indication the book should make for very interesting reading.

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET N E W S - FEBRUARY 1990

Clay Pigeon Shooting ~ssociatiGn on tge possibility 3 in- troducing a biannual shoulder to shoulder competition between competing countries in the Maclcintash Teams Event. If successful we would see a team from all countries competing in a lOOT match with the venue rotating biannually from country to country commencing in 1992 when allcoun- tries would compete in England and finishing in the year 2000 when all countries visit Australia. A bit of wishful thi&ing perhaps, however, certainly well worth a try as it would add great interest to the already prestigious Mackin- tosh Teams Event - further information will be available as soon as the views of the other countries have been obtained.

On the skeet side, the conditions of competition for a Skeet "Mackintosh" Event are now before the eight countries that shoot the D.T.L. events with aviewto commencing this competition in 1991, with all results being declared at the A.C.T.A. National Skeet Championships. Early indications for the introduction of this teams match have been most favourable and we look forward to an early reply from all of the countries involved.

Approval has been obtained from the transfer of the 1991 Trap Nationals from South Australia to Western Australia with the 1993 Championships now scheduled for South Australia. Hopefully the problems that confronted S.A.C.T.A. for 1991 willbe solved in sufficient time to ensure that the 1993 Trap Nationals are held in that State. No decision has been reached so far as the 1991 Olympic Discipline Championships are concerned, however, this situation should be resolved at an early date.

New members to the Association who at the timeof ioinine receive a complimentary A.C.T.A. badge will be theiirst receive one of the new A.C.T.A bad-a which have been ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - - ~~~- ~~ - ~~~~ ---. ~ ~

designed around Lhe badge being used for the 1991 World Championships, although on a slightly larger scalc Badges will be available from the offlce for any person wishing to purchase and next month's C.T.S.N. will cany a notice to that effect.

Applications to the Australian Institute of Sport for funds toassistourLadiesand Junior Shootereprepareforthe 1991 World Championship unfortunately did not receive the success which we believe they deserved. With the Perth Cham- pionships providing the first financial opportunity to have teams in all events it was disappointing to say the least for our funding application to be rejected in total. We have another opportunity to present our case, when applications for 1990191 are called for and those Ladies and Juniors who are determined to gain selection in the Australian Team for the World Championships are assured that every effort will be made to gain for them some financial assistance.

Commonwealth Games are c-ntly being contested and so far as shooting is concerned we are confident of good performances being achieved. On behalf of all members of the A.C.T.A. we extend our best wishes to the Australian Shooting Team and in particular to Team Manager, Rob Smith and the Shotgun Team of John Maxwell and Russell Mark m a p ) and Ian Hale and Craig Meuleman (I.S.U. Skeet), allof whom are capableof bringinghome gold medals for Australia.

Trap Nationals in Tasmania next month, and all appears Set for a memorable competition at the Tasmanian Gun Club situated at Evandale. Nationals commence on Saturday, 24th March with the Annual General Meeting being held on Friday, 23rd Maroh. The Tasmanian Clay Target Associa- tion have worked tirelessly to ensure the success of the Na- tionals, particularly for the visitors from the mainland and the large contingent from New Zealand. If you haven't made your arrangements as yet, there is still time to do so. If you wish to do so you are able to lodge a postal entry which enables you to indicate your preferred shooting time, which although not guaranteed will be allocated to you if at all possible. Postal nominations close on the coupon in this month's C.T.S.N. on 28th February, please take advantage of this facility if it is of assistance to you.

Alan J. Maher. EXECUTlVE DIRECTOR

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ELEU NE ON THO S AWA'RD

Nominations for the Eley Newton Thomas Award are to be Ponvarded to reach the A.C.T.A. up to and including March 30. 1990. .---- ~.

The award is Por the person who has done the most to pmrnote ihc sport of clay tnrget s h w h g in the previous year.

Nominations: To be forwarded thmugh an affiliated club or State Association.

Judging Panel: A.C.T.A. Management Committee. Any decision on nominations received i s the

responsibility of the Judging Panel whose decision shall be final.

Recipients fmm Inception: 1982 Mrs B. Grice, &Id 1983 Mr M. Alexander. W.A. 1984 Mr R. Dean, Qld 1985 Not awarded 1986 Mr S.E. Rooke, NSW 1987 Not awarded 1988 Not awarded

Nominations: Addressed to the Executive Director. P.O. Box 557. Mount Waverley, Vic. 3149.

Closing Date: March 30, 1990.

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For the second successive year. NSW shwter Michael Dia- mond has beenjudged as the Junior Male Athleteof theyear. Michael's achievements are more than well known in the sport of clay target shooting, where he has made a definite impression. His ability coupled with his unassuming man- ner make him a very worthy W e r and an excellent am- bassador for the sport. Well done Michael Diamond.

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OW YOUR EXECU

Glen Woodhatch

Glen became involved in D.T.L. shwting in 1978 when ap- lmached by the Committee of the Bendim Clav Tareet Club - -

bemme heir Secretary. He served 5 years as Secretary at Bendigo and has had 3

terms as President. In 1982 was elected as Secretarv of the ~~~~ ~- " -

North East Zone nnd was in t h ~ s position for 5 years. Glenn bccame delegate to V.C.T.A. in 1987. being elected V C.T.A. Vice President that year and in May 1988 became Smtc President.

Started clay target shwting as a member of the Bendigo Branch. Victorian Field & Game Association and was Secretary of this Branoh at the time of bemming Bendigo's Secretary. Also served two years as President of the Ben- digo Field & Game Branch.

In 1980 Glenn formed the Loddon District Polioe Trap Club to encourage members of the Victorian Police station- ed within the Bendigo area to participate in shooting. In 1981, with the assistance oP Brian Mark, he founded the Australasian Police Trap & Skeet Championships. Since their inception he has been a member of the Victorian Police T a p Team and to date this team is the most successful in the competition winning the title some 5 times. In 1988 the team became the World Champion Police Trap Team in Sydney at the International Police Olympios, he also won National individual titles.

With Victoria and Echuca hosting the 1989 Nationals. Glenn was chairman of the organizing committee and at the titles was Tournament Director.

At present he is a Trap and Skeet Referee Examiner and is also actively involved in pursuing the rights of shooters and is an executive committee member oP the Shooting Sports Council of Victoria. Glenn is the immediate past President of the Strathdale Branch, Sportsmens Association of Australia.

Since first taking up Shwting he has encouraged his family to participate and to this end, wife Jan was a member of the Ladies Macintosh team at Echuca. Sons Dean and Brett have competed with success at both junior and open levels and youngest son Heath has just started shwtingand present indicators are that he will also have success.

Glenn believes that everyone participating in our sport has something to give and encourages all shooters to come forward and contribute. that way everyone is involved in the administration of our sport.

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS- FEBRUARY 1990

VAlLE SIR WENRY BOLTE, G.C.M.G. Patron - Australisn Clay Target -tion

Victoria, as well as W i g a keen follower of all sports. Sir Henry's sharp wit and forceable personality will be missed by all. On behalf of all members our condolences are extend- ed to the family of our long sewing patmn. Sir Henry Bolte. G.C.M.G.

now less than you

N CE TO ERS In accordance with the Association's Statement of Pur-

poses and Rates advice has been received complying with clauses 37C and 37D of a Notice of Motion to amend the Association's Statement of Purposes by: (A) SubstitutingthefoUowingclause for the existingclause

2B. "TO remgnise state bodies (or upon applicaricn, oLher badics rnvolved in or responsible for the conduct oP the spon of clay target shooling) as affiii3tt.s upon the pay. - - - ment of a prescribed fee."

(B) "Substitute the attached rules for the existing rules of the As-iation."

The general nature of the Notice of Motion which is to in- ~

stitutesuch changes as are deemednecessary to restructure the Asmiation as a nationall" tie& ormiratinn is tn he " ~ - ~ - - ~~-~ ~

presented to members at the 1980 Annual General M c e h g on Friday. Mnrch 23rd 1990. Priorderds will be pmmded to members in accordance with the rules of the Assocration.

Alan J. Maher. ExecutiveDirectm

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TRAP

Evandale - Northern Tasmania 21-30 March, 1990

Please make your bookings NOW! Competitors and all intending visitors are urged to make travel, accommodation and ground transport

bookings as soon as possible. Space is being held on the Abel Tasman,

Ansett & Australian Airlines. Bloc& boo~ings nave been made a! a range of hotels, motels etc.. loobtain a group rated~sco~nt, out the

bookings cannoibe held indefinitely. To besureof getting your choice please make all your

bookings now.

For information and bookings, please contact:

Dine & Associates, 351-8 Liverpool Street HOBART, Tasmania

7000 Telephone (002) 34 1424 Toll Free 1 (008) 03 0050 Facsimile (002) 34 1366

WinehesEev No1 WDOA 8W D

AUSTRALIAN CLAYTARGET NEWS- FEBRUARY 1990 PAGE 5

WORLD SH IONS

Applications received for the advertised pasition of Shotgun Team Manager for the 1990 World Shooting Championships have been discussed with the Executive Committee approving a recommendation from the Manage- ment Committee for the appointment of R. Smith. The recommendation was made after due consideration on the four applications that were received with the decision to ap- point R. Smith based upon his recent experiences and forward comrmtment 35 'rean, Manager as well as team members' s u p p n f o ~ hls efforts on thclr behalf at thr 1989 World Shotgun Chanplonsh~ps and hls personal qunlrflca tions for the position.

RECENT EXPERIENCEIPERSONAL QUALIFICATIONS 1986 Assistant Team Manager. World Shooting Champion-

ships. East Germany. 1989 Team Manager, World Shotgun Championships.

Italy. 1989 Team Manager, Pre Commonwealth Games Training

- New Zealand National I.S.U. Championships. Fully acoredited Level 3 Coach (one of 7 in Australia). Knowledge of International Shooting Union Rules and U.I.T. Doping Requirements

1990 Team ManagerlCoach. Australian Shotgun Team - Commonwealth Games New Zealand.

be penalized by the LOSS OF THREE -GETS. 6. Should a shooter beinn late for his sauad then elect to

withdraw from the evgnt he shall not be eligible for any rePt~nd on nominations uaid. -~~ ~ ~~-

~ .~ 7 All shwtcrs must s i p thc scare sheet after each 25

targets Once a shoater has s~gnedhissco~.e sheer ileilas accepted his score. Any score sheet not canying the shooter's signature wiu be credited with the lowest score recorded.

8. The person designated as scorerlreferee or line referee must fulPiltheir obligations to do so or have obtained the senices of a suitable replacement who must be ready to take his place a t the required time. In the event of the designated persons or their replacement not being ready to take their place a t the required time, the person in- itially designated to fill the specific role SHALL INCUR A PENALTY AS PRESCRTBED UNDER INTERNA- TIONAL RULES.

9. Any unauthorized shooter who interferes with or at- tempts to interfere with a trap Will be penalized FIVE (5) TARGETS.

10. AU disputes must be in writing together with a $20 dewsit, which is refundable suh.iect to the appeal be in^ - - - upheld.

11. AU disputes and deposits must be lodged with the Tour- nament Director who shall a r~ange a hearing with the anwintted iw. ~~.~ .~ ~ ~ " "

12. Optiond sivecp purse notrunatluns shall be noted on a sepuarc form from shootmg nomirratro~>s Entries for sweep purse will only I,? accepted at the designated area, which shnll be at a u f e r e n t location from Lhcarea

Conditions of Entry

accepting shooting event nominations. 13. Optional sweeplpurse prizes will be available for collec-

tion on the following day of each event with the excep- tion of the final day. AU payments must be signed for and p m f of identifica- tion given if requested.

14. When team selection is involved, shwters shall be eligible for the open team as well as section teams irrespective of the section 1lonIinated 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 ilonlination paid. To be eligible for high gun recognition, competitors must have competed in a clear majority of p r o g r m ~ e d events for each respeo- tive lugh gun .

16. Shooters who uc uli@ble for a reduced nomination and elect to pay the full o&n nommntion shall be eligible for recoenition in the o m n sectlon o~ilv. One nomination on-

CONDmONS OF ENmY - NAmONAL (IL IC

DISCIPLINE G IONS S

1. In the event of any shooter not being able to produce hisiher handicap card, a duplicate shall be issued for the duration of the National Championships. This card will then be fonvarded to the Club secretary to enable scores shot to be recorded. Note: A $20 fee will be charged for the issue of any duplicate handicap card.

2. Targets to be shot in brackets of 25, squads of 6 Olympic Trap - squads of 6 I.S.U. Skeet.

3. While shooters may request to be squadded in the same wave as other shooters, under no circumstances are shwters 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 afull round of 25 targets.

5. Shwters who fail to appear in time for their squad Will

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ly may be paid. ~hobters who are e"igib1e for and elect to nav a reduced ncmimatmn 16070 of d ~ e own nomination\ = ~ " for fheir resoective drvisidns. I d e s &d Juniors shall: ~.~ ~~~- ~

having st> deciarcd il:e.. ?:;lloil of corupetllion ordy be eh~qble fur ii:opt.~,, .i 1.2 i ! ~ s:ctlon nomulated (U.I.T. Rules).

17. A minimum of b e persons must compete in any grade or section jllsluding n.gh gun before sashes, medals, tmphies are awarded L-rcsyLctive of nomination paid.

18. Competitors using automatic shotguns during the Na- tional Chamuior~shipa may recover their empty shells orovidin~ t h w liavi obt&ed ;in automatic-I.%. card - . when nominating.

19. Nominations will olose at a tlme determined by the Tomament Director. - - ~

20 Pracrice of c L i d ,>I:,J 1 12 ... ihs !:atrbn;rl Chmpionships is prohlbitrd m 3lr??.> .:.rbr~cu>g rlie club rwms. bar. d u h g nrs>s or sucll xczs :<s may bc ;lctrrnmlncd iron, time to time.

21. The Olympic iinala 5.) stern wzll be used Lo determine the OIA placing. 1st. 211d. :3rd in all events.

22. Juniors to be under the age of 21 in the year of competi- 11on

23 Any inrrrpretntlon 01 in.! progl.~m and conditions .,f en. try \ n u bc rl,.: ri-srxxrslbhty oP ;?tteriding rncnlbcrs of :he Esecutii.: Comnxtt!;.: whosc de-~sroo sll&ll be frnal.

4USTRALlAlil CLAYTARGETNEWS- FEBRUARY 1990

Australian Clay Target Association Inc.

OLYMPIC DISCIPLINE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

FEBRUARY 1 3-1 9, 1990 T o be conducted at t h e W.A. Shooting Complex, Whiteman Park, Beechbro Rd, Gnangara, Perth

February 13-14-15 - 9am start each day. February 16-17-18 - 9am start each day.

Commonwealth Olympic Trapchampionship - 200 National Olympic Trap Championship - 200 targets targets plus final 25T. plus final 2%.

Joint sponsors Forbes Motors, Cunderdin & Roy Sponsor: Scorpio Cartridges & Olimpyc Targets. Alexander & Sons. National I.S.U. Skeet Championship - 200 targets

Commonwealth I.S.U. Skeet Championship - 200 plus final 25t. targets plus final 25T. Sponsor: Scorpio Cartridges & Olimpyc Targets.

Joint Sponsors: Stratco (W.A.) Pty. Ltd., L&M Watson. Overall first: Silver Australia Badge, Blue Sash. Overall first ACTA Championship Medal. Blue Sash. Second and third: ACTA Championship Medal.

Second and third ACTA Championship: Medal. 1st &2nd AA, A, B, C Grade Medals. Medals for Ladies 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C: Grade Medals. Medals for Ladies &Junior Divisions.

& Junior Division. Nominations: $75. Juniors (under 21) $45. Ladies $45. Nominations: $75. Juniors (under 21) $45. Ladies $45. Optional Graded Sweep $2 ea &$2 OA. Sweep entry

Optional graded sweeps: $2ea50t &$2OA, Sweep total $10. entry total $10. Optional Purse $10 (60/30/10).

Optional Purse $10 (60/30/10). * t *

+ * * February 19 - 9am start

National Olympic DoubleTrap Championship - 75 February 15, the afternoon of: pair plus final 25pr

Joint Sponsors: Stratco P.L., Forbes Motors, StateTeams Shoulder to Shoulder, OlympicTrap - Roy Alexander & Sons, L&M Watson.

50 targets. StateTeamsShouldertoShoulder. I.S.U. Skeet - Overall First: Silver Australia Badge, Blue Sash.

50 targets. Second and third: ACTA Championship Medal. 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C Grade Medals. Medals for Ladies

&Junior Divisions. * * + * * * HlGH GUNS

Overall Gold Australia High Gun Badge and Sash in each discipline to the High Gun determined over the 400

targets of the National and Commonwealth Championships in Trap and Skeet.

* * * i t B E R E n A SO5 made available by WINCHESTER DIVISION, OLIN AUSTRALIA * * * * TO THE 1990 OLYMPIC TRAP HlGH GUN

Masters Badges over each National Titie - for all competitors with scores of 188-200 and over, Gold, Silver and Bronze. The 400 targets of these Championships in both disciplines will be used to select the National Training Squad for 1990. The top six eligible shooters,ln,Olymp~c,Trap and iSU Skeet will make up the squad. if a junior is not in the top six in each discipline, one shall be lnvlted to joln the squad. Emergencies shall also be named. The 1990 World Shooting Championships Team to compete at Moscow will be determined from the members of the 1990 National Training Squad over an elimination series. ACTA justification to apply. The International (U.I.T.) Final System shall be used in ail events. Nominations for each event will close at a time determined by the Tournament Director. All nominations include a contribution to the Olympic Discipline Fund. Perpetual Trophies: !.S.U. Skeet - A. Crikis Trophy - State Teams ISU Skeet, NSW ISU Sub-Committee - National Champion, B&P Qulre-Overall High Gun, Luigi Franchi Australia - Junior High Gun, Perazzi Trophy - National Champion. Olympic Trap: R. F. Buchan - State Teams Olympic Trap, NSW ISU Sub-committee - National Champion. B&P Quire - Overall High Gun. Luigi Franchi, Australia - Junior High Gun, Perazzi Trophy - National Champion,

' Internationals -Olympic Trap High Gun.

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AUS CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION mC.

To be held at the TASMANIAN GUN CLUB, Nile Road, Evandale, Tasmania Nominations will close daily at l l a m .

Saturday March 24 - 8.30am 1990 LADIES INTERNATIONAL STATE TEAMS MATCH TEAMS MATCH - 100T

41st GRAND AUSTRALIAN Codridges supplied by Winchesler Aus~mlin

HANDICAP - 50T 1990 JUNIOR INTERNATIONAL Nominations: open $27 UJIV 516 TEAMS MATCH - l00T

Sunday March 25 - 8.30am Cadridges supplied by Wineherlor Aus~mlin

38th DOUBLE BARREL Thursday March 29 - 8.30am CHAMPIONSHIP - 50T 1990 MACKINTOSH

Sponsored by Winchesler ~usrrolio INTERNATIONAL OPEN TEAMS Nominations: Open $27 Vet. $16 MATCH - lOOT

10th LADIES DOUBLE BARREL Codridges supplied by Winchesler Ausldio

CHAMPIONSHIP - 50T 50th CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS Sportsored by Winchesler Ausrmlio - 75T

Nominations: $16 Sponsored by Olimpyc Ta'gels

10th JUNIOR DOUBLE BARREL Nominations: Open $31 UJIV $19

CHAMPIONSHIP - 50T Friday March 30 - 8.30am Sponsored by ~i,tehesrer Ausrmlia 30th NATIONAL DOUBLE RISE

Nominations: $16 CHAMPIONSHIP - 25 Pair Tuesday March 27 - 8.30am Nominations: Open 527 UJIV $16

36th SINGLE BARREL 10th COMARK DEAWILLE DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP - 50T - 20 Pair

Soonsored bv Winchasler Auslralio Spo~!sored by Cammereid Mnrlreting of Sydney ~, ~~ ~ ~

Nominations: Open $27 JIV 516

2nd LADIES SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP - 50T

Sporrsored by Winchester Auslmlio

Nominations: 516

Wednesday March 28 - 8.30am 29th AUSTR~~IAINEW ZEALAND

TRAP CHAMPIONSHIP - SOT Sponsored by Wincltesler Aaslmiio

Nominulions: Ooen $27 UJlV $16 8 1 8 .on ~ n c t u n u ~ h ine AL,I N 7 Trrp Cn:tn lp~~nm~p THE ,\LL,\V HKO\Vh CI.UH'TEAh1 \IA'ICH

Nomination: $20 wr team

14th INTERNAITONAL TRAP TEAMS MATCH - 50T

(minimum 3 1nlernMMond Teams)

OPEN HIGH GUN - Beretta SO5 Sponsored by Winchester Australia

VETERANS HIGH GUN Sponsored by Rulhe'glen Holiday Villoge

LADIES HIGH GUN Sponsored bj Afrs Jon. S o n

JUNIOR HIGH GUN Sponsored by Tasmonhn Redliue Cwehes

Nomination: S5 per club team.

THE AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGETASSOCIATION'S ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING WILL BE HELD FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 23 commencing 8.00pm at

OLDE TUDOR MOTOR INN, Bass Hiahwav. Prosoect Tasmania. Tel: 44 5044

PAGE 8 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - FEBRUARY 1990

TRAP NATIONALS - POSTAL NOMINATIONS

Shcoters wishing to lodge postal entries for any or all events at the National Trap Championships in Tasmania may do so through the National Office providing their entry is accompanied by the required payment for all events

If you elect to make a postal entry nominating a preferred shooting time($ please complete the postal coupon and return by theclosing date which will allow time for you to be advised by mail of your squad number and approximate

Enclosed cheque for $ being total amount required for all events entered. I understand that while all efforts will be made to meet my preferred shooting times, no guarantees have been given.

ED R'S OX Sir.

The Skeet National Carnival in Wagga was a great success and not a little credit must go to the hard working staPf and the "Blue tailed Fly" Barney who was here, there and everywhere keeping the show moving along. Unfortunately it was marred by the nasty accident that incapacitated our hard working shoot marshal and saw him spend the rest of the carnival in hospital. We all hope now Adrian that you havefullyrecovered. Robbie Smith was able to fill the bill until he too was forced to retire early, due to family sickness and again we hope that all's now well in the Smith family. The weather was kind evenBob Buchan would have to admit that, though a little hot and sultry for a couple of days, resulting in a storm on the Saturday, which didn't last long.

The average scores shot in the doubles was better than the average scores shot in the Double Rise at the trap Nationals, so I can't see any reason why it shouldn't be included in the high gun. The high gun is over the advertised programme and that isas it shouldbe, so hopefully we'llseeit ineludedin future.

Cecil Herbert


1990 REGISTRATIONS - CTSN

Any person registered for 1989 whose 1990 renewal has not been received as at February 28th will have their names removed from the CTSN mailing list and will not receive copies of the clay target shooting news following the March issue.

Memberships renewed after the 28th February will be returned to the m d b g list, however it is pmbable that at least one month's issue of the CTSN will not be received through the mail with copies unavailable through the ACTA office.

To ensurecontinuity of registration and all monthly issues of the CTSN it is imnortant that sufficient time is eiven to ~ ~ - - - - - - - ~-

allow your club secretary to remit your registratio; to the ACTA - please assist your club secretary in this regard.

T1E RY SN It is a while since one of these columns has been ~mduced ~ ~ ~

but that does not mean that nothing is happeningup in the land of the never never.

The biggest news of late has been the formation of a new club at Groote Eylandt. This club under the stewardship of Kevin Ross has 15 members;a DTL layout and shoots evely second Sunday. This is not a bad start for a small isolated community and we all wish them well. Groote is a beautiful place and it would not take a lot of promotion to become a really cxotic, rap, shooting venue.

Strange goings on at Alice Springs: major changes at the AGM with a new president, secretary etc. but then followed by even further changes. SufPice to say Mick Milera is still president with Michael Farren as secretary. Glad to see you still in the saddle Mick. Hope all's well for the new year.

Darwin also had an AGM recently. Ken Selwood has stayed on as president, Phil Grove as secretary and John Fletcher is keeping them honest as treasurer. Peter Hoare has taken on the all important role of bar manager (that's got to be worth a beer Peter?).

The pilot's strike upset the N.T. skeet team's plans of attending the skeet nationals but our lone representative, Jim Bitossi, did us pmud by taking out B Grade of the 25 pair National Skeet Doubles Championship. "'On ya Jim!" Things have been fairly quiet at Bormlwla but should hot

up again after the wet. Yulara have been going along well and have been busy

planning their major annual shwt for the Australia Day weekend so if you are looking for something unusual. slip over to Yulara for that weekend. I can assure you that the hospitality will be tops.

Yulara junior shooter, Chris Warren, all of 12 years, is progressing well and has been spansored by the. N.T. Government for special coaching and will be attending the Tassie Nationals with the Territory team.

Most clubs in the Territory wound down over the Christmas break mainly because it is just too hot. Darwin's Christmas shwt. held over the weekend 9-10 December. was well attended. Two Commonwealth titles were shot including 50 Single Barrel Day and 25 Deauville Doubles Night. Victor FerteWis took out the Single Barrel and the Deauville Doubles was won by John Fletcher and Victor Padovan.

The festive spirit at that shoot affected different people in different ways. Late in the very hot Darwin day, a call for a target was immediately followed by a dreadful noise reminiscent oP two sheets of sandpaper being torn. "Lost!" growled the referee, "It is supposed to be a single barrel event!"

All the best for 1990 to all shooters from the Territory. Bob Fox

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1989 STATE POSTAL S CO E ON

Congratulations are in order to Tasmanian Team Members for their outstanding achievement in 1989, recor- ding the highest score in the open t rap competition with a combined total of 1474 to outstay the Victorian team who finished with a scol: of 1469. In addition to the oDen team UlT, virtnrv Tas-lian iunior Rovden Swann f m k Cressv -.- ....- ". - ~ - ~ - - ~ ~ - "~ ~

Gun Club has won rhe mveted J. i-iewmn Thomas Medal b i taking our the Junior High Gun, wirh n score of 74.75. Well donc Tasmania on a meritorious victory over your mainland rivals.

Unfortunately the results ao far as participtioninthe skeet match i s concerned was very disappointing with only the one junior team competing a& on& three &s in the ladies event. Similarly in the olympic disciplines, very poor par- t ici~ation overall oarticularlv in the ISU Skeet event where a ~i<torian team dih not regisier a score.

Full results of the 1989 competition are:

OPEN TRAP: Tasmania Victoria QUeensland Northern Territory New South Wales Western Australia South Australia

LADIES TRAP: Victoria Western Australia Queensland New South Wales Tasmania South Australia

JUNIOR TRAP: Victoria New South Wales Western Australia Tssmania Queensland South Australia

OPEN SKEET. Victoria Queensland Northern Territory & Western Australia New South Wales Tasmania South Australia

LADIES SKEET: Queensland Victoria Western Australia

JUNIOR SKEET: Western Australia

OLYMPIC TRAP: New South Wales Tasmania Victoria

JUNIOR OLYMPIC TRAP: Victoria

I.S.U. SKEET: New South Wales Tasmania

NEWTON THOMAS JUNIOR AWARD. R. Swann 74/75. Tasmania

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V f i E EVA LEE

I t i s with much sadness tha t the Waswick Clay Target Club reports the passing of Eva Lee.

Mrs Lee was a foundation member of the Club, which was formed in 1949, was awarded a Life Membership in 1969 and held the position of President in 1966 and 1967.

Many shooters will remember the fine shooting style of Eva's late husband Clarrie, which was passed on ta son Kevin and grandson J6hn.

A stalwart member, sadly missed, Vale 'WX'. Our sympathies to sons Keith and Kevin and families.

JOE WALLIS We were all saddened recently by the passing of Mr Joe

Wallis whom the older shooters will remember. Although Joe never competed in clay target events h e

was Secretary of Myamyn Gun Club for approximately ten years and took a keen interest in the sport r ight u p until - . his death.

Most of his life was spent as a farmer at Breakaway Creek, but in later years as his health failed h e moved into Hamilton.

HAROLD NEVILLE The Devonport Clay Target Club would lilre to advise the

passing of foundation and life member. Harold Neville. Harold was always a willing worker a t club level and was a past Secretary - Treasurer. Harold wasn't able to shoot the las t few years but h e always enjoyed coming to the club on shoot days.

He will be sadly missed. H e was truly a dedicated club member.

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What a day we had at Wonthaggi Gun Club on December 2. The weather was gwd but a little on the windy side. Being our last shwt for 1989 it was our Xmas shwt and we had a very good attendance. 35 shooters, plus wives and children made it a very enjoyable day. The clubhouse had been decorated with Xmas decorations and we even had a Xmas tree.

After the shwt the ladies in the canteen put on a full Xmas dinner, turkey. Xmas pudding and all the time and effort put in by all those concerned was greatly appreciated by everybody, thanks to you all.

The day was fully sponsored and our guest and sponsor David Siminton from "Computer Implementation Con- sultants" attended to present the trophies. The highlight of the day was the method our sponsor used to arrive at the club. David flew from Moorabbin to Wonthaggi in a helicopter and landed it in the paddook beside the club. Needless to say this was a real thrill for the kids. big and small. Steven and Corrie Parks were rather disappointed when their father Wayne told them that it wasn't their Xmas present and they had to give it back. I would, on behalf of the club like to thank David for making the day a real success and I believe a first for Gippsland, as we are probably the only club with a heli pad. Sponsorship such as that eiven to us bv "Comnuter ImDlementation Con- sultan<sm is very h&d to tome by &d is very much appreciated.

The first four events were graded A.B.C. 1.2.3. and prizes were hams for 1st and poultry for 2nd and 3rd. The last event was triple rise and was won by Don Kendall and Lynn Gray. There were graded high gum trophies as well and the winners were: A grade Keith Grey, B grade Fred Fwn. C grade Tup Pedersen. Ladies Lynn Gray. Junior Mitch Fwn.

On behalf of the Wonthaggi Gun Club I would like to wish all of you a safe and prosperous New Year and hope to see YOU at Wonthaeei in the near future. --

Good luck and good shooting Keith Gmy, Resident

STATE NOTES PHONE NUMBERS:

I will start this months report with a further reminder of the telephone number for the State Assooiation - the only number that I can be contacted on at present is 067-65 9386. The 1990 "Blue Books" and the new Secretary's Handbook both contain onlv that number.

WesternZone Referee Exmmcr. Br~an Holcombcalso has a ncw numbcr now that Burren Juncrlon exchangc has changed ro autornatlc - lus numbcr is now 067.96 1334

DATES TO REMEMBER: The Glen Innes Clay Target Club are hosting the COM-

MONWEALTH DAY POINT SCORE CHAMPIONSHIPS at their Anual Sapphire Shwt on 4th February, Tamworth have their renowned 2 Day Open Skeet Shwt on 17th118th February - with $4.000 in trophies, Orange Gun Club are hosting the State Day Single Barrel Continental on 25th Februaryand Gwdwga have the StateDay MixedTargets at their annual shwt over the 10th/l l th March.

STATE CARNNALS: Wagga will be hosting the 1990 State Skeet Carnival on

the loth11 ltN12thAugustandthe 1990 StateTrapCarnival will be hosted in Tamworth over 29thl30th Se~tember and 1st October.

It should be noted that Tamworth has an influxof sporting activities over the October long weekend every year - so those planning on coming, should make accommodation arrangements early.

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COACHING ACTIVITIES: The 1990 Coaching activities get underway with Trap and

Skeet at Dournside on 24th February and follows up with Trapat KemDseY on 1 l th March and then the Southern 70m - - - . . - ... - - - - - - -- - have a 2 dai&p and Skeet on Saturday 21st April at the Sydney/Marconi grounds and then onto Illawarra on the Sunday 22nd for I.S.U.

FROM THE NARRABRI CLUB: Club Publicity Officer, Robyn Faber advises that the Club

is now conducting regular monthly Skeet programmes on the second Sunday of the month commencing at 1.00pm. At least three (3) rounds of.Skeet are shot including a 50 target trophy event and if time permits a round of Doubles are also shot. It is great to see the club using their facilities to their fullest and shooters from the north are asked to support the Club during the development of a regular skeet day.

FROM THE L S E M N CLUB -

Lccton member and Zone Coach. Frcd Schmctzer has ad. vlsed of a JUNIOli SHOCYT to be held at thew Club on SUN- DAY 25th FEBRUARY - the day dter the coachine dav at Downside. A Special perpetual tx6~hv has been obta&ed"and sponsorship to am&d $400.00 h i s Len received. I understand that they are planning to make the shwt an annual event for juniors - so support for the initial one would be most welcome. Further details are in this issue or you can contact Fredon069-55 7270A/H, andhewillbeonly too happy to pmvide you with more information.

That's all for this month - good shooting and good sportsmanship.

Jenny Burt State Serretary

P.O. Box 836. Tamworth2340

BITS. . - As I am writing this Harry Walker has been in hospital at

the bums unit for a month, but by the time you read this I hope he is back at home and feeling fit.

Our club twk a stall in the flea market to sell items donated by members, items just laying amund the house and not needed any more. We made a few dollars, in fact so good we are going to do it again as we have to get rid of that red ink.

Bundaberg Nov. 5 - Jason Hodgson from Warwick accompanied by his parents Beth & Glen having holidays in the area enjoyed shooting at Bundy, thanks for coming on behalf of Bundy and welcome to new shooter Trevor Baldwin. Peter Pagliarino twk the trumps to his limits but missed out on OA, he clinched C grade DB c'ship and DB points along with FMHG, stiff to miss out. only just on his 50 straight. Neil Berry took the OA HG on the day with other shwten to do well being P & R Rehbein. P. Winzen, G. Sergiammi. N. Dale, G. Plath. K. Palmer, R. Read and K. Rehbein.

Gympie Nov. 12 - A grade HG Bill Stolberg, B grade HG G. Foster, C grade HG D. Gardner. Other winners G. Durrie. B. Rowsell, S. Edgerton, K. Greensill. L. Beattie. G. Osboume and Barry Stolberg.

Nov. 19 - Our local coaches attended Sunshine Coast Coaching Seminar and made it worthwhile with D. Osboume winning the 25t Pts Patron Event, with G. Sergiammi B grade 25t DB and B grade Medley. It was nice to see the coaches get rewards for the work they do, but then if coaches don't know how to shwt who does, good shwting - -

fellas. Maryborough Nov. 26 - OA HG P Rehbein. Int HG D.

King, other winners K. Rehbein. A. Wwd, D. Gardner, K. Palmer. Peter and Paul Anderson and W. Richards from Ka1hcrlr.c t h d s to you arid your wllc Blll for dmpplng m. hope you had a good shwt and comc again

Until next time see you at the shoots. Last Bird

AUSTRALIAN CLAYTARGET NEWS- FEBRUARY 1990

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AUSTRALIANCLAYTARGET NEWS- FEBRUARY 1990 PAGE 13

RA GUN CLUB Meeting opened at 8 p.m.

P. SIMON (PRES )leaned back on his v h e . Pmsvned, and said with a dccp breath . .6 wceks to the charity shoot, No. 3 trap to be finished, lanes to be concreted, trap to be moved. electrical wires to be laid, grass to be cut, safety fences to be erected. advertising to be completed and tmphies to be picked up. . . SILENCE BECAME EVIDENT.

SLOWLY the committee came to life, one by one we all had something to say -

"I'U fix the club door", said Paul D. Kim N, 'TU do the trap door, i£ I can get some steel".

"Done!!", commented Paul T. "I'll deliver it tomorrow". Conversation really moved along and by the end of the

meeting. if everything went according to plan, we would have 3 rrrZ layouts ready. all tmphies picked up and 2,000 tickets sold for charity. THE REST OF THE STORY IS HISTORY. B.v the trmc Saturday 2nd of Deccmber 6.30pm came

along we had accornpllshcd just that No 3 trap $wed and ready to go, grass had been cut and ovenll thc grounds look- ed pretty spot-on.

As the shooters arrived and settled in, one comment became repetitive, COP TWE TROPHIES. . . Thereby starts another part of our story.

* Over $6000.00 in value on the trophy table.

EDMENTS Jewellers of CANBERRA, our Major Tmphy Base for the last 2 years, excelled themselves with ideas, namely Pierre Cardin watches, English Crystal. Sterling Silver goblets, coffee sets, tea sets. trays and many other worthwhile ideas. Our thanks go to TRACEY who a t EDMENTS is always there to help Jill and Peter make the right decisions.

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. (Len to Right:) P. Simon (President), C. Tilly (Kent Blue Ribbon D/B Championship).

(Len to Right:) P. Simon, D. Jordan, Champion of Champions 307 18 mfrs.

fLJF GUNSMITHING of FYSHWICK, now recently under new management by Mr D. JORDAN (used to be the coffee boy) and wife JUDY. Doug gave us a large parcel containing two .22 rifles and a case of shells. Fmm the committee and all the members of the MPGC we wish you both well in your new venture. Through Doug and his business MULWEX POWDERS gave us 1-7.5kg, 6-2.5kg and 10-.5kg of AS 50. A tremendous donation for our charity shoot and well ac- oepted by the winners. This type of tmphy alone must have accounted for 50% of our shooters attending our meet.

Now coming to our MAJOR tmphy a KENT SLOW COM- BUSTION FIRE PLACE this really set the standard, donated by Frans Velzen of the FRIENDLY FIREPLACE. Fyshwick and KENT EXPORTS of Sydney. The value alone was amund 5850.00, many thanks fmm us.

JIPARU C E W S (Rex to us) also of FYSHWICK and our local meeting place for some of the members, came over with a box of RED for one of our tmphies. Could be that one


of our shwters would have blurred vision for quite a while, thanks Rex!

STEPHEN McKEAHNIE gunsmith from QUEAN- BEYAN also one of our members. wasn't mntent with the title BUSINESS MAN he has just earned another. . . DAD, so what did this have to do with our charity shoot? Baby arrived the Friday night before the weekend. . . NO shooting for dad, instead he donated trophies to us, of whioh the value amounted to amund $500.00. Another big thank you from our olub, also aU the best to you and your new family.

Agein, another one of our members JOHN MARTIN of the HOTEL INTERNATIONAL, at CANBERRA would give one of our shooters plus his or h e n a WEEKEND at the hotel, LIGHTS OUT thanks JOHN. TIh.LE.. .6.3lpm SATURDAY. Close to 50 shwters are ready to go. 2 lambs on the spit,

fridge is full for after the shwt, and everybody's happy. SQUAD 1 was called out. . . SIMON, LYONS. STFAMAR-

COS (SPERO) and JIMlvrY ALLEN p t your A's into gear. 50T CONT.

A short time passed . . . No. 1 oa l l when you are ready to see one . . . PULL. and on that note. the weekend shoot had started.

Weather was great, atmosphere of the whole olub was buzzing, and that is how it went until the last shooter left in the early hours of the morning (2.00am I think). Only to get home, have a few hours sleep and back out again for the Sunday events.

SUNDAY. . . anotl~er clear day, more shooters tuned up, some to check the lamb bones (NO MEAT LEFT). Others wanted to know who won what and how last night went. 6.00pm tonight you'll know all was the constant reply . . . HE WAS RIGHT.

Just after 6.00pm. shwting had finished, hands were clasping aluminium cans and mums were looking for their kids. Everyoxe xvas asked to go to the club mom.

Peter Simon our president and Jimmy Allen vice-

- (Left to Right:) J. ANen (Vice-Pmsident), P. Simon (President) wmner of the Snone S/B.

president walked to the end of the olub m m , turned, and with a grin from ear to ear yelled, "QUIET". It took about 5 minutes for this command to sink in, only because nobody could hear him.

Thank you's were given, general speech about the shooting, the visitors and the superb table of trophies.

It twk about an hour to complete the task and as the last winner walked back to his seat, one could not help feeling that it would be hard to top this weekend shwt next year.

0. Jessap non. Secretary

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Now anaiyse this and you must surely convince yourself that value for money your first or next gun must surely be a PERAZZI. Their balance is superb. We have so many of the more popular models in stock that there must surely be a model to suit you. If not, it would only be a telex call away and remember they are easy to shoot and extremely soft on your shoulder.

Also you must surely appreciate the simplicity of its dismantling and reassembling quality system as the innovation of the century and second to none in gun design. If you haven't seen one, ask anyone who has one. He would be as proud to show it to you as he is to own it.

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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - FEBRUARY 1990 PAGE 15

50UEARSAGO ... AND IN BE EN By George Bigs, A.C.T.A. Historian

Despite the declaration of war in September 1939, Trap shmthg went almost unhindered for several months after.

October 1939 was particularly busy in Victorian shooting. Georee Barber ~artnered bv "Duxbac" won the Victorian ~ea<';ile~oubl;s Champioiship at Coburgwith a 20120 prs outright. Jack Bryant won the Victorian Double Rise at Seymour to make his ninth title for the year. Les ShUng. with a score of 19/25 won the Commonwealth Walk Up C'ship at Blackbum and "Eskdale" returned a break of 43 straight at the inaugural meeting of the Nobel Club on the Bentleigh grounds. Mention of the Nobel Club at Bentleigh recalls that in October 1939, the Victorian Clay Target Club and the Nobel Club merged and took over the first named club's shooting grounds at Bentleigh - the clubs were the Pioneer clay pigeon shooting clubs in Australia.

Office bearers were: President Harry Burrows. Vice Presidents J.R. Schutt and Lew Bertram. Committee: L.L. Shilling, G.C. Rutledge, Reg Hawke, G.C. Hayler. W.R. Bloomfield and W. Robinson. Acting Secretary: K.G. Rice, med Byers Referee.

CLUBS WiTH EARLY BEGINNINGS - WANGARAWA

I am fast running out of information on early days gun clubs, i.e. clubs that were formed and operated with live birds in the days before clays were intmduced in the late 1920s and have now become some of our foremost clay target clubs of today.

One such club is the Wangaratta Gun Club in north eastern Victoria formed on May 16. 1919 and still shooting todav. It is one of Victoria's ~remier clubs.

'&e original site for the cl;h was chosen to be at the rear of the present showgrounds. Live birds only were shot at this ground including pigeons, galahs and starlings. The club changed to its present position at the rear of the Vine Hotel during the late 20's. Clay targets were shot together with live birds as early as 1934 using a single hand cmked trap bolted to a large wooden block. The clay targets were usually used to fill the gaps in between the live birds events, which were still regarded with more priority.

The Wangaratta Gun Club bas been host to many great gunshots including the great John W. (Calrossie) Sutherland and Newton Thomas. Shooting was discon- tinued during the war years due to the ammunition shor- tage but again flourished after the war. Betting was also

Venue agam Australran Gun Club 1951 shownng the wlnnmg lnterna- lronal Team of 20 shooters Note the popular head gear of fell hats, and do~~ble barrel and auto shotguns Under and O/er guns were not readly available at that time, nor were shooting jackets.

popular with huge amounts often placed on a single shot. The tree under which the bookmaker operated still stands near the old clubhouse. Live bird shooting was illegalised in 1958.

GERALDTON GUN CLUB, W.A. - Established 1948 (never ehot Eve birds)

Foundation office bearers: President Keith Gamble, Secretary Noel Glass, Treasurer Roy Skinner.

burial club location: Geraldton A I & ~ . Present club location: Wonthella Sporting Complex Bnef Histow Outline: Jim Wdliamson was the first in-

stigator of the-club, Jim had knowledge of clay targets and live birds from Victoria. Valentine bmthers arranged per- mission to shoot at the aerodrome with the airforce traps after the war had finished. Miss Williamson and Nora Ebott were the frst two women shwters In 1951 the club moved m the grounds of the racecourse where they rnstallcd one D T.L trap Now the club is at grounds off Flores Road and has been since May 1958 -we have 3 D.T.L. traps and 2 skeet layouts.

CRESSY GUN CLUB. TASMANIA - Formed March 1911 Now one of Tasmarua's popular gun clubs on the north

mast. shooting clay targels

Inaugural Meeting - Creesy Spsrmw Club A meetrng of shwten and supponcrs wns held rn the

Good Templar Hall on Monday. September 26. 1910. M. Burton being proposed as Chairman explained the object of the mceting~was to consider the desirability of for&ng a shooting club. Mr. G. Russell proposed that a club be formed m be called the Cmssv S m w Shootine Club, secondcd bv - M.H. Wheeler (carried).-

Secretary M. Wilson (pro) and J. Hill (seconded) that Treasurer L.V. LE be a~winted to fill those offices. Mr. Lee ~ ~

proposed that the POUO-~ gentlemen be elected is a Com- mitt- Meaara W Wit-n P Shihirvinrs W Wheelar FT -- -. - - . - - - - - - . . . -- - - - , - . -. - . - .-, . . . . . -. - --- - . - -. . Australian Gun Club Ground, pictured 7957 during the staging of the Newton. A. Gatenby. J. Hill and F. Burton. Carried five to

National Championships, showing a squad of the lntemationai Team form a quorum. shooting on ground 4. On this occasion the Australian team were the Subscription: Proposed by Mr. H. Whatley that the -ual winners for the Erst time of the Mack inn t international Match. It was subscription be 216, and as it was onlv intended to hold two the fourth occasion since its introduction. England having won if on the more matches for the remainder of th; season it should be 1 l#rstthree. Ausrrarias score was 1443/1500 \Glh a 2Oman team. Prior to shilling (Carried). 1951 learns of 15 shooters ~ c r e selected wrln me best 10 to count. A1 a Reposed by W. Wheeler that the Secretary be pad 416 for later dare the ream was lncrcased to 30 as it is today. each match, secondcd by G. Russell (Canicd). It was props.

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ed by H. Newton that H. Wilson should fill that position of puller and seconded by H. Wheeler. It was decided to pay at- tendants 31- each for every match. Mr. W. Wheeler was elected as umpire. The thanks of the shooters are due to Mr. W. Wheeler for

his energy in securing two very handsome trophies for competition from the local farmers. This being all the business, the chairman declared the

meeting closed. March25.1911

Chairman F. Burton

The Australian Gun Club Grounds were the venue of the A.C.T.A. Na- fionals for a period of 9 years while interstate facilities were developedin order that the annual toumamenf could be rotated around the stales. Nowadays they are staged in all sfages annually, 1958 being the last fime at "Frog Hollow" as fhe Burwwd location was affectionafely known. Shorthr affer this fime fhe Australian Gun Club wen1 info recess. ~hofo shovls ;he 1958 rnfernafional ream 01 30 shooters. Tnns ream were also rvrnners of the Mackinlosn inlernarsonal Team March, wsfh a score of 2876/3000.

VICTORIANS IMEINATE HOSPITAL S H m T A strong contingent of shooters from the Sunraysia winner received a prize worth in excess of '$500. It

Region of Victoria took off the top honours at the consisted of two tickets on the Greyhound Express Coach WaikerieILowbank Field and Game 2-day Charity Shoot to Sydney and two nights accommodation with the compli- over the weekend of 11th and 12th November. ments of "Flag Internataional". It is the second time in

The Shoot was held in aid of the Waikerie Hospital's past years that these companies have sponsored this appeal to raise $50.000 for new facilities for the casualty event. and operating areas and a cheque for 81000 will be handed Shooting commenced on the Saturday with a 50 Target to the appeal. Simulated event. A new target, a rabbit, was introduced

The weather was perfect for both days and overall some for the first time but did not prove too difficult a target for 60-plus shooters contested the six events. The tremendous most shooters and some respectable scores were recorded. support by local traders as well as several big companies Championship Sashes were awarded on each grade and gave a wonderful array of tmphies. Gus Clarkson of Mildura was a clear winner in the " A

The main event, a 20 Target Double-Barrel, was 00- grade with 41-50, three shooters tied for second on 37-50, sponsored by Greyhound Coaches Pty Ltd and "Flag again all from Mildura - they were Peter Tobin, Don International" and was arranged by the Waikerie Travel Molina and Les Featherston. Peter eventually took the 2nd Centre. place with 42-55.

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Harvey Nunn of Paringa took the " B Grade honours with 35-50 and again a shoot-off for second between Peter Caddy (Barmera), Robert Maywald (Waikerie) and "Robbie" Robertson (Mildura). Peter Caddy won the shoot- off wi th 38-58.

" C Grade went to "Rocky" Spencer (Waikerie) 30-50, followed by Mark Rover (Remark) 25-50. Best Lady was Rita Maywald 19-50.

The "Bill Marschal Memorial Shield for teams of four was held in conjunction with the 50 Target Simulated and saw the Mildura team of Lea Featherston (37). "Robbie" Robertson (32). Dennis Moy (33) and Peter Tobin (37) amalgamate the good score of 139-200 to take the shield.

The Skeet "Soitwater Classic" was smnsored bv SDitwater vacuum Cleaners Ltd. and saw Dbn Molina & - ~ ~ ~

tieonly shooter to rcrurn aperfect score of 25.25 i d take top positiorl. He was closely followed by G. Clarkson. R. Robertson and Bill Wllksch (Wnikeric) on 2125. Wilksch was the first to miss followed by Robertson, giving second place to Clarkson with 28-29 and Robertson third 27-29.

After a magnificent barbecue supplied by the ladies of the club it was "lights on" for the 25 Target Night Double Barrel Cham~ionshi~. This event was sDonsored bv the Mid-Murray Pine past Co, and the first prize was an outdoor setting of chairs and table. This trophy was eagerly sought after and the only shooter to 'cleanskid the lot was Ray Wylie of Barmera, much to the delight of his wife Linda. Ivan Maywald (Waikerie) took second place with 24-25 and sonRobert was thirdon 30-32 after a shoot- Off with Don Molina and Dennis Moy (Remark).

Many of the visiting sbwters camped at the range ovelnight and were ready the next morning to start again. It was another fine day and shooting got awsy promptly at loam with the 50 Target Simulated, some targets having been changed since the previous day.

Gus Clarkson and Peter Tobin again proved to be too strung for the opposition, taking 1st and 2nd in "A" Grade with 43-55 and 40-55 after a shoot-off, both having shot 39-50 over the two rounds.

In " B Grade father and son, Ivan and Robert Maywald finished in that order with 36-50 and 34-50, whilst mother Rita twk the Ladies' honours with 19-50,

"Rocky" Spencer repeated his Saturday efforts in "C" Grade. again taking 1st place with 23-50 followed by R. Shawyer (Renmark) 22-50.

The "George Handcoch" Memorial Shield 15 Target Points Score saw Bill Wilksch and Don Molina drop only one point to score 44-45. This meant only using their second barrel once over the 15 targets. The eventual winner was Bill with 50-51 with Don 2nd on 49-50 and Trevor Shaddock (Remark) 3rd with 43-45.

The big event of the shoot, The "Greyhound Coaches- Flag Internationw' 20 Target Double Barrel, attracted the greatest number of shooters as the winner was to receive a trip for two to Sydney courtesy of the sponsor. Four shooters - Peter Tobin, Trevor Shaddock. Don Molina and Gus Clarkson all shot the possible 20-20 and then settled down to one of the most exciting shoot-offs seen at the range for many years.

First to dmp out was Clarkson, followed soon after by Shaddock, then it was neck and neck with both shooters having to go and pick up more shells, when finally Molina dropped his 52nd target, giving the trip to Tobin with 52-52..

Sash Winners for the 100 Target Simulated over the two days were - " A Grade: Gus Clarkson 80-100; " B : Ivan Maywald 67-100; "C". "Rocky" Spencer 45-100. Gus Clarkson twk out the "Eddie Traeger" High Gun Award with a fine 158-185.

On making the presentations, the Club President, Ivan Maywald, expressed his sincere thanks to all whose firms etc that had sponsored the various events and who had donated tmphies for all the placegetters. It was only through this generosity that the club was able to raise money for charity and he felt certain that the hospital

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would benefit to the tune of appmx. $1000. He then presented the various winners with their sashes and tmphies and called upon Mr John Gordon, Manager of the Waikerie Travel Centre, to present Peter Tobin with the vouchers for his Sydney trip on behalf of "Greyhound Coaches" and "Flag International".

He also gave thanks to the ladies for their efforts in providing meals over the weekend and last but not least to the shooters themselves for their continued support.

The "Hospital Rsffle" was drawn by Mrs Joyce Spencer and the prize winners were Mark Webber. Ivan Maywald. Bill Wilksch, K. Napier and Robert Maywald.

General comments were that it was one of the best two- day shoots for some years and that it was very well organised and catered for.

The Waikerie Range boasts a full Simulated layout, a Skeet layout with fully auto-loading traps as well as the normal "Down the Line" trap range.

Story by John Gordon. Publicity Officer, Wailrerie/ Lowbank Field and Game Region. S.A.

TRADE PRACTICES ACT The attention of advertisers is drawn to the Trade Prac-

tices Act 1974 and the provisions in the Act which apply toadvertising. It is not possible for the A.C.T.A. to ensure that advertisements which are published in this magazine comply in all respects with the Act and the responsibility must therefore be on the person, company or advertising agency submitting the advertisement for publication. The A.C.T.A. reserves the right to refuse any advertisement without stating the reason.

This month I would like to talk about goals. To attain suc. cess we must learn the basics, master the skills and have a positive attitude.

We can accomplish what we want i£ we put in the work. Yes, it is hard work, but working with a goal, an ultimate goal of accomplishment is what makes champions, successful businessmen and women, even a full and happy life.

Whatever your desire in life is, you can reach it if you sit down and work out a lone term ~ l a n to achieve it. -~ ~ ~

A good friend CP n&Le';ncc s2d - -plan your work and then work your plan" -that llas certainly worked for him.

WHAT THEN ARE GOALS? It has bcen said Lhnt "man" is always wanting something

anddoingsomechrngabout his wants. SincethechirftraicoP a h m a n being is wanting then his wmts nrc his goals.

We are often quite aware of what our goals really are. If this is the case, then rve are really wandering thmugh life without direction or purpase - just hoping things will change for the better or our luck might improve.

Where then should you begin if $u wi& to construct a framework of goals?

Firstly you have to decide, are your goals the most important thine vou wish to achieve. are thev worthwhile?

Now &;you know what you' want thin you should be able to write it down.

This being done, you should then also be able towrite down the way in which you can achieve it.

Fcr example, a shooter who averages 94% and has an overall goal of winning the National High Gun must set a short term goal of attaining 95% consistently over the next three (3) months. The plan would include positive practice. competitions and sessions with his coach.

At the end of the three (3) month period he would analyse his pmgress, readjust his goals as required.

Depending on this shooter's ability and dedlation a plan such as this could be over a period of three or four years before the goal was achieved.


To be an achiever youhave Lo be a "goalorientated person who accepts establishing goah as a vital part of We. IP your day to day goals are set re.&stically, that is. if we work hard. practise pmperly and can accomplis2l what we have set, then we have designed our goals well.

Set your overall goals high, ]?eople tend to rise to meet demands that are placed on them.

Never underestimate your ow? ability

su-Y 1. Set a goal (long term).

2. Decide what is needed to accomplish this goal. 3. Set monthly goals that lead onto your long term goal. 4. Keep a record of achievement. 5. Learn fmm any failure in the past, but do not let it slow

you down. See where you made a mistake and do not repeat it.

6. Avoid wasling time. Once it has passed it can never be reolaimed.

7. Stick with your goals until they become reality. ColBurt

National Coaching Director

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Queensland

J. Fletcher

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - FEBRUARY 199C PAGE 19

OW YOUR STATE

Name: Murray A l d e r Date of Birth: 28th March 1945 Occupation: Business Proprietor (Roy A l d e r & Sons) Address: 289 W W h n Street, PERTH. WA 8000

Left handed shooter using Franohi Grand Prix Trap and h c h i Barrage Skeet. Discipline Gradings Trap - AA 25 metre Skeet - B . --. . . - ISU Trench - A

First involved in shooting at the age of 8, trapping for the Perth Gun Club at Clontarf in Perth. WA. At age 12, started shooting selected events, winning first Junior event in 1957 (sponsored by the late J. Newton Thomas). Went away from shooting during mid teens, then in 1960, after Military service in Vietnam, rejoined with the Azzurri Gun Club.

Shooting Representation A. Won over 150 Club, District, State and Commonwealth

titles B. Member of 15 State teams C. Competed at 14 National titles D. 1985 Australian Team member E. 1983 Winner of the Newton Thomas Award F. 1983 West Australian Clay Target Association Sports- -

person G. 1984 West Australian nominee to the Caltex Sports Star

Award

Executive Representation A. 1980 & 81 President Azzurri Gun Club B. 1980, 81 & 82 msident West Australian Clay Target

Association C. 1983.84.85 & 86 President West Australian Shooting

Association D. Member of West Australian Clay Target AssociationEx.

eoutive since 1978 E. Member of Australian Clay Target Assooiation Ex-

ecutive 1986 & 87

Coaching Representation A. 1978 to 1985 Azzurri and Zone Coach B. 1984 to 1986 Assistant State Coach C. 1986. 87, 88 & 89 West Australian State Coaching

Director

Life Memberships 1984 Azzurri Gun Club 1986 West Australian Clay Target Assooiation

REPORT Coaching is the art of assistingpeople to participate better

in their chosen sport. With ClayTarget shooting, alot of time is out into teachins the c o e t stance, guxdit &d hold and the basics of hitti$ moving targets - b'th in long and short barrel disciplines.

Three areas that don't get much airing, but are just as important to understand are Superstition, Gamesmanship and that word Pressure.

superstitions are things that most of us have in some shape or form. Generally these little quirks do not interfere in our shooting, but every now and then, one can be let grow where it can assume prime importance. Even before we call for the target. A simple example is where you may have won an important event (i.e. State Double Barrel) in which a particular shirt, shoes or cap was worn. Next time you go out to participate, you ensure that that particular item is worn. In- itially this causes no problems until after several successful shoots have passed, the item is worn out, lost or left at home.

Now is the time superstition takes hold as that item is synonymous with winning and doubt about being capable of winning without it takes over.

The same goes for the shooter who continuously fiddles with cartridges in the gull, ensuring the writing on the brass is horizontal. This seeminelv simDle a l i m e n t can become oaranoia to the mint whek"a shwter &s to take the rmn ~- ~~~~ Z~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~

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from thc shoulder, just to check that the canridgcs & in correct ;tlignment. If asked why they do it, the answer is generally a blank look or best of all: i t ensures the pattern comes out the right way.

In actual fact it's superstit~on and somcthing thc mind has conmeed Lhe body it needs to do, to get an edge for hitting targets. None of tlie above examples hsve any relevance and it only cluttersthemind. OncetheSuperstitionis broken, the mind can get back to the task of simply breaking targets.

Gam~imanship should never be compared with sportsmanship as the shooter who practises it, is generally not a sportsman. We all have been a victim or seen situations where subtle tricks of one can cause another to miss targets. AU tca often they are missed by a referee, who is concen- trating on releasing a good target. These tricks are subtle: like blowingdowmthe barrels, late ejeotingof empties, scuff- ing the feet and the old favourite of jiggling shells in the m e t . All of this, just on or before you call pull.

Strangely, the person using gamesmanship is generay the one who is worried the most. He is the one unsure of his own abilitv and uses outside interference to effect an easy win. ~ext-time. once vou realise what is hao~enine. t u n tb ~~ - -~~~ ~~ ~, ~ ~~

the individual and seewho it is, regisLer ani'accept'the problem, then return to Lhc task of hitting your own target. Before many more clays have been broken, you the lncended victim, will have turned the tables.

Pressureis a word that we hear of at every shoot andone of the most commonly used excuses for loss of a target at a crucial time. The word pressure is actually an inwrreot description for what is being allowed to formulate in our minds.

Doubt is the correct term. Doubt that we don't have the ability to carry on hitting targets for as long as a big named shooter who may be next to you, or doubt that you can shoot that 25 and go onto the shoot off.

This will virtually get to a "death wish" situation where the doubt buildup causes you to miss a target so you don't have to try and compete further. This is not what is termed pressure but is letting a situation take over. To control this uncertainty, a touch of mental toughness training, from an appropriate Coaoh, will help overcome the doubts you may have in vour owm abilitv.

~ "~ Theseareas need not be a problem as they can beexplained

with the use of commonsense. But i t is still up to the in- d~vidual to seek a Coach and broach the subject so help can be obtained.

M. A l d e r West Australian State CoachingDirector


K80 Trap Guns, 30" Barrels Price $4860.00 * * *

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Kg0 Trap Gun Crown Grade, 30" Barrels Price $10,800.00

SHOOTING GLASSES AND LENSES Romancing the Target

Have you ever been to a registered shoot and marvelled at the diverse types of shooting glasses and lenses being worn by the competitors? I have been especially puzzled by the various colors of lenses being worn by some very good shooters. I kept asking myself "what are those purple lenses for?" or "Why are some of these world beaters wearing orange lenses while others are wearing brown or red?"

I've also wondered if there was any specific combination of lens colors that a shooter should have to be prepared for any possible light and target situation. If there were an answer to that question, then why aren't all of the good shooters wearing the same lenses on any given day? Final- ly, I spoke to Bud Deoot of Deoot Hy-Wyd Sports Glasses. Inc. His glasses and generic copies of his design seem to be the oredominate models worn bv com~etitive shooters. so I ~. ~ ~

figured that he would be the on: to adk. SpcciPically, I asked him whai the various colors are for, whnt his most popular colors are, and what he would recommend if someone had to choose three lens colors and stick with them under all conditions.

The first thing that he said was that you have to "romance the target color." In other words, you have to use a lens that will isolate the target from the background and make it as easy as possible to focus andconcentrate on that target. Unfortunately, everyone sees colors different- ly and their perception of any color is different. Some trial and ermr is probably necessary to di-ver what lens color is best for any individual shooter. It would also depend on where you are shooting. For example, someone who shot against a predominantly green background would have different needs than someone who shot against the sky.

There are several colors that are appropriate for enhanc- ing that orange target, and any one of them might do the job. According to Bud, however, the most important thing is to use the lightest tint that you can possibly stand on the brightest day. There is a very logical reason for this. The more light to which your eye is exposed, the more your pupil will constrict. If your pupil is constricted, youwill ex- PsTience better focusing ability and superior depth perception. Therefore, you will be able to pick up the target more rapidly, focus on it more clearly, and shoot better as a result. Anyone who has operated a manual camera always Creates a greater depth of field and a greater likelihood of the picture being in focus.

Once a~a in . the sinele most imwrtant feature of vour glasses, &ether than p & e r prescribtion, should be h k g them as light in tint as you can stand.

When was the last time that you saw apro golferwearing sunglasses? They don't wear them because in their sport depth of field and distance judgement is crucial. It is also crucial in skeet shooting.

AUSTRALIAN CLAYTARGET NEWS - FEBRUARY 1990

The following is a description of the most popular and functional lens tints available the Hy-Wyd sports glasses range.

1) Target Orange - This is his most popular color when combined with the Blu-Ban. which filters out light from the blue part of the spectrum. Blue is a "long" light wave, and consequently is difficult to focus. Eliminating it makes the target seem sharper and more in focus. The orange enhances the orange of the target.

2) Target Sun - This is that "purple" color that I wondered about. It is really a combination of grey and vermilion. It dampens green and enhances an orange target against a green background. It is very popular in the east where many skeet fields back up against large trees.

3) Target Gold, Yellow, and Clear - AU of these lenses are used to bring in as much light as possible on foggy, dark days and under the lights at night. Anew wrinkle for these lenses is the reflection-free coating. A normal lens will allow about 95% of the light through. The reflection-free coating increases this to 99.5%. It is supposed to be a real advantage, but is also somewhat costly as it is a patented process. Also, you have to be very careful cleaning them.

4) Target Bronze - Another popular all purpose lens. The current variety has Blu-Ban orange in it and it is good for general shooting use.

Green and Grey - neither of these colors do anything to enhance the target. In addition, the green will enhance a green background and actually disguise the target. He gets orders for these colors from shooters and eye doctors who don't know the difference between sunglasses and shooting glasses.

There are actually eight different variations of Decot Blu-Ban and Ultra Violet blocking lenses including lite orange, medium orange, lite tan, medium tan, bronze, burnt orange, and vermilion. They are all intended to be general purpose shooting lenses. Because they change the way that you see colors, blue blocking lenses should be worn only before and during shooting. Do not use them as sunglasses or for driving. The FAA has told pilots not to wear them all of the time for this reason.

All through our conversation, Bud kept emphasising the importance of using the lightest tint that you can tolerate. He also implied that you can acclimatise yourself to a lighter tint by forcing yourselt. Someone who works in an office all day and then wears extra dark sunglasses for driving and general outdoor use will have problems with the light tints at first. You have to get your eyes used to it over a period of weeks.

Your eyes can become over sensitized to light for many reasons. Bud specifically mentioned nicotine and alcohol as prime offenders. They sap vitamins from your eyes and make them light sensitive. A two pack a day smoker will nearly always have to use a darker shade of lens.

It took a while, but I managed to finally pin Bud down on his selection of three lenses for all occasions. Actually, he said that most shooters could get by with two sets. First, he recommends a pair of gold 15 or yellow lenses with the reflection free coating for dulldays and night shooting. Se- oond, he recommended a pair of Blu-Ban lite target orange for most general purposes. All sets should have the UV filter, of course. If someone felt they had to have a third set of lenses, he recommended either the purple for whenever you have to shoot against a green background, or a darker set of some type for extremely bright conditions, but only if you are very light sensitive and can't do without them.

Bud feels very strongly that we control the efficiency of our vision by how we treat our eyes. He says that even a middle aged guy can change his vision in two to four weeks using proper exercise and acclirnatisation to light. He referred me to two books that deal with this subject. They are "An Insight to Sports, Featuring Trapshooting and Golf" by Dr. Wayne E. Martin, O.D., and "Sports-Vision" by Leon Revien. O.D.. and Mark Gabor.

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W A M A GUN CLUB Shooter numbers were as expected, a good mll-up for the first ever Championships. These were conducted on Satur- day 1 l th and Sunday 12th November.

Those shooters who attended and competed in the

SKEET SMALL GAUGE SHOOTING & PRE- smaller gauges were most impressed (especially the older

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS shooters), even though their scores in some cases dropped ,.**

Many long hard months and hours of work went into the Wagga Club grounds to be in A1 condition for the Skeet ~s66nals . -

The first ever small gauge shooting Championships to be held in Australia was conducted at the Club in association with the A.S.S.A. in nljunction with local sponsors and the Pre-National D~RI-am.

Thanks to all those shooters who willingly loaned their gauge guns for other shooters to use.

The small Gauge shooting was certainly a success! Weather mnditions over the 10 dav ~eriod raneed fmm

extremely hot, m l , humid. thunderstoknsand hGvyram Certarnly not the usual weather for Wagga for that time of

Cont'd on page 24

f f CLUB

CONTENTS

Tasmania.. ...................................... 22 ............................. New South Wales 24

Northern Territory .............................. 32 Victoria.. ......................................... 32

.................................... Queensland.. 43 South Australia ................................. 46 Western Australia .............................. 47

CLUB NEWS JUNEE GUN CLUB

At the recent Annual General Meeting of the Junee Gun Club the following office bearers were elected: PRESIDENT: Mr. C. Brandon VICE PRESIDENT: Mr. K. Willis Adrfan Cousens - Oufstandlng Pre-Nabonals

SECRETARY: Mr. W. Hulm (Phone 069 24 1069) P.O. Box 243, Junee 2663. ASSISTANT SECP3XARYPPREASURER: Mr. G. Schubaoh CAPTAIN: IvLr. H. Anderson

NARROGIN CLAY TARGET CLUB Offim bearers for 1990 for the Nnrmgin Clay Target Club

are as follows: PRESIDENT: Lambert Jackson VICE PRESIDENT: Ross Eckersley SECRETARYPPREASURER: Cath BednaU, P.O. Box 163. Narrogin, W.A. 6312. W.A.C.T.A. DELEGATES: Darryl Wiese and Ross Ekkersley

BOTHWELL 3-12-89 - MGI (25). 25T DB: A: 1. Moady 25.25. M. Jones 24.25 B: K. Ayleff 24.25. B. Blake 24-25: C: B. Berty 24-25. D. Branch 24.25. 25TSB: A: I. Moody23. B. BIake22: B: T. Johnsfon24.G. Price21: C: B. Berty 22, D. Branch 21. 25T Hcp: let I. Moody 24.25. 2nd B. BLake 24.25. 3rd G. Tarrant 24-25.25TPS: A: I. Moady 75.75. M. Jones 73.75; B: K. Aylette 86.75. G. Price 64-75; C: P. Rliaelli BB-75. B, Berry 85.75.

CRESSY 3.12.89 - Fine &warm, blustery wind (58). %YP PS SS: A: M. Burling. S. Bmwning G0.60. S. Yates. K. Mamioft. G. Blaskett 59-60; B. C. Am01 56.m. C. Davey. B. HoweU. D. heernan 55.60 C: Lee. Lance. Domy. Janet, AUysU 53.60.3UI SB Tmphy: A: B. Swan 35-36: B: C. Davey 29.30: C: D. Barr 35.36. SOT DB President's Rophy Shoat: AA &OA: J. Murphy 50.50: A: shane yetee 48.50: B: B. noweu 48-50: C: L. Pinner 48-50. Ladies T a i w


TASMANIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION TASMANIAN S T N E + M P GHAMPlONSHlPS

24th - 25th FEBRUARY 1989 Tasmanian Gun Club, Evandale.

Saturdav 24th. - 9.30 am Event 1. Stale Dodble R se Cnamp onsnap

OIA Sash and Tropny AA. A. B. C, Grades -aa es. Juntors and Veterans rlboonsand troohv ~ d t i d n a ~ Graded Sweep.

Event 2. State Points Score Championship. OIA Sash and Trophy. AA. A, B. C. Grades. Ladies, Juniors and Veteran. Ribbon and Trophy. Optional Graded Sweep per 25 and Overall. Sponso~ed by Trustees Huonville Gun Club.

Event3. Don Taylor Inter - ClubTeams Match Event 4. Ladies and Junior State Trap Teams.

Teams selected on Event 2.

Sunday 25th. - 9.30 am. Events. State Double Barrel Championship.

O/ASash. WinchesterTrophy. I. AylettTrophy plus additional trophy. AA.A. B.C,Grades, Lady.JuniorandVeteran. Ribbon and Trophy. Optional Graded Sweep per 25 and Overall. Sponsored by Aylett Family.

Event6. State Single Barrel Championship. O/A Sash and Trophy. AA. A, B, C, Grades. Ladies, Juniorand Veterans. Ribbon and Trophy. Optional Sweep per 25 and Overall. Sponsored by Trusteesof East Coast Gun Club.

Event 7. Open Trap Teams Match. Teams selected on events 2. 5, 6. High Gun - SilverTasmanian Badge& Tattersall Trophv over events 1, 2, 5 & 6.

Lames Junrorand Veterans - reoucednomrnalflons Shoolers who are elrg8ble lora reoucednomrnalron ano elecr lo pay a lull nom8nar8on shallbe el~grble lorrecogn~rron rn graae and secttons lor whrch lneyare enldlea ro compete Shoolers who are eBg8ble lor and erecr topay 2 redbced nomrnaPon shau on// be elrg~ble lor me secl!on enlered Commrnee reserves rne nght lo alter rhe programme 11 necessary

President - A. Kenny (002) 72 4714

TASM CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION

PRE NATIONALS 21st till 23rd MARCH

TASMANIAN GUN CLUB, EVANDALE.

WEDNESDAY 2lst. Event 1. 15 Pairs Double Rise.

GradedOverall, AA, A. B. C, Lady, Junior Veteran.

Event2. 30 Targets Points Score. Graded Overall. AA, A, B. C. Lady, Junior. Veteran.

T H U R S D A Y 22nd. Event 3. 50Targets Double Barrel Championsh~p - 15

Metres. Graded Overall, AA, A, B. C, Lady, Junior, Veteran.

Sweepstake - Time Permitting.

FRIDAY 23rd. Event 4. 50Taraets Sinele Barrel Chamoionshio - 15

~etre; -

GradedOverall, AA. A. B, C, Lady, Junior, Veteran.

HIGH GUN OVER PROGRAMME Silver Tasmania Badge plus Free Nominations

for Nationals Programme. Practice T ~ ~ D s will b e ooeratino on allPre-National

' Days.- Nominations for Nationals will b e accepted from

10.00am on Friday 23rd. Fu r t he r Details from -

Kaye Woods. Secretary, T.C.T.A. Phone: (003) 44 7916

Secretary - K. Woods. (003) 44 791

CLUB DATES FEBRUARY AND MARCH 1990

Saturday 3rd - Burnie Gun Club.

Sunday 4th - Cressy Gun Club. Sunday I l t h - Tasmanian Gun Club.

Smithton Gun Club.

Saturday 17th - Devonport Clay Target Club.

Sunday 18th -St . Helens Gun Club. Hobart Gun Club.

Rosebery Gun Club. Saturday 24th - State Trap Championships. Sunday 25th -S ta te Trap Championships.

MARCH Sunday 4th - Cressy Gun Club.

Bo thwe l l Gun Club.

Sunday 1 l t h -Tasmanian Gun Club. Saturday 17th - Devonport Clay Target Club. -

Sunday 18th -S t . Helens Gun Club. Hobart Gun Club.

Rosebery Clay Target Club.

Wednesday 21 - 23rd Pre-Nationals.

Saturday 24 - 30th Trap Nationals.

Saturday 31st - Cressy Gun Club.


Shield: D. Aylett. Sue Yatee. C. Amol. A. BLaskett. J. Bmvming. mmbined smre of 9 4 . 1 ~ . ~ovics : 1st D. Holmea 12-14.

DEVONPORT 1612.89 - Periect (41). 25T Skeet: A: G. Blaskett 24.25: B: K. BLazley 29.30: C: A. Dnvey 24-25. 15TDB: A: J. Murphy 50-50; 8: P. Turner 23.24:C:L.Hdwicke2C-21. 15TSB:A:G.Blnakett 18-l9:B: D.Koies 16-17: C: R. Smith 14-17. 15T A: J. Murphy 25-25: B: P. Turner 24.25: C. T. ~ i c h e y 18.25. 25T Skeet Doublee: A: G. Bloskett 2425: B: L. Viney 22-26: C: A. Quinn 21-25. Novioe IOT: R. free 10.10. HG: G. Blsskett. Mrdan Girdlestone Cup for 1988 was won by K. Aylett.

HOBART2kll.88-(26). lOOTChampionoC Champions(25TDB Cont. 25T Skeet. 25TPS. 25T SB): AA: B. Swan: A: G. h 0 1 : B: R. Blake: C: G. Courlsy.

1 .. BEGA 3.12.89 -Fine and warm (25). IUT SB EO Hcp: 1st E. Koellner. 2nd

T. Smith. 3rd D. BLewitt. K. P e m . Preeident's Cup 15- (5T DB. 52 SB. 52 PSI: 1st C. Davis. 2nd H. Kennedy. 3rd T. Smith. 4th C. Smith. 5th D. Stone. 6th R. Elliott. AUElliott Memorial Shield 3UT DB Hcp: 1st 2. Summerell. 2nd D. Stone. 3rd M. Deacon. 4th 8. Underhill. 5th A. Nesar. 6th C. Smith. 15T Pmg: 1st R. Elliott. 2nd E. Koellner. 3rd H. Kennedy. 4th D. Blewitt. 5th B. Mackay. 8th B. Teale. HG: T. Smith. Inter HG: C. Smith. Club Championship 1989: R. Ellintt~ ~-~ ~

BOMBALA 181289 - Overcwl nna ~ 2 n d ~ (18) 101' DB CM A R Ellrou s T ~eadon. c A. ~ei1.e" 2 m PS CM A o ~ c n a a n . R E U ~ O C ~ . B D Rcrdrmm. T Pendoll. C H Brlct~ur. C. l'eiren 1ST DR Hcp lar T Moryvn. U N C C . 2nd T. Peadon 3rd D. Badr$vll7 5 l l 5 15 5 20 A R Ell>nrl 0

~ - - - ~. ~~ -. Benson: B: H. Kennedy. D. Badewitz: C: A. Neilsen. R. Beloher. 5PR DR: A: 0. Benaon: B: T. Peadon: C: L. CampbeU. HG: T. Peadon.

CANBERRB INTER 26.11-89 -Fine and w m . 1UT DB CD: G . Kszolis, I. Prior. J. Mart i , S. Balogh. D. Reedall 10-10. 5UTClubPS C'ship: OA: J. Ellis 147.150: AA: P. Lyons 142.150: A: D. Reed 142-150; B: T. Coutle 138.150: C: K. Nenlon 133-150. 25T Hcp: 1st J. Reed 25.26.2nd S. Balogh 24.26. 3rd J. Martin27.29. HG: J. Ellis 178-185. Inter HG: R. Buffelworth 132-185.

CANBERRn INTER 26-11.88 - Fine and warm. Club Twilight DB C'ship: OA&AA: J. Ellis: A: G. Kazalis: B: A. Naoumidls; C: L. Nnournidis.

Cont'd from page 22

During the Pre-Nationals the club organised a few BBQ's, this was well supported by the shooters and thanks to those hard workine cooks and ladies in the kitchen.

It was a great oppo>unity to catch up with friends and reflect on the smaller gauges b e f o r e the serious shooting started.

Saturday 11th saw 26 competitors compete in the 12g and 23 in the 28g. Event I/: l O O t g t ASSA 12g Championship - spon

sored by A.S.S.A. O / A Adrian Cousens Bairnsdale 1001100 AA Craig Meuleman Frankston 1241125 A Warren Charlton Downside 1091110 B Michelle Siggs Brisbane 9 5 1 1 0 0 C Andy Sanders Wagga 791100

Event 2/: l O O t g t ASSA 28g Championship - spon. sored by c u s t o m s Iniernational O / A Craig Meulernan Frankston 114 117 AA A d r i a n Cousens Bairnsdale 11311 17 A Bob Old Melbourne 961100 B Mario Costa Melbourne 731100 C Michael Rwke Wagga 841100

Sunday 12th saw 24 competitors in the 20g and 21 in the 410s. - Event 3/:

Event 41:

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l O O t g t ASSA 20g Championship - sponsored by Wagga Leagues Club & Coca-Cola OIA Adrian Cousens Bairnsdale 1001100 AA Doug Siggs Brisbane 1021103 A Bill Sangster Melbourne 991100 B Mario Costa Melbourne 851100 C Andy Sanders Wagga 801100

l O O t g t ASSA 410g Championship - sponsored by A.S.S.A. OIA Adrian Cousens Bairnadale 971100 AA Craig Meuleman Frankston 941100 A Bill Sangster Melbourne 911100 B Mario Costa Melbourne 781100 C Michael Rwke WaeLfa 7 8 1 1 0 1 -- OVERIALL HJGHIGUN Adrian Cousens Bairnsdale 3941400

Event 5/: l O O t g t Pre-National Doubles Champion- ship - sponsored by Adrian Cousens O/A Adrian Cousens Bairnsdale 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 AA Doug Siggs Brisbane 11 111 16 A Bob Old Melbourne 951100 B Mario Costa Melbourne 801100 C Cec Herbert Gunnedah 911100

PRE-NATIONAL SKEET CHAMPIONSHIPS

Event 6/: 5 O t g t Murrumbidgee Skeet Championship - a n o n s o r e d bv A.S.S.A. -=.---.-.- -" OIA Adrian Cousens Bairnsdale 1581158 1st AA Les Beechey Bairnsdale 1571158 A Scott Wright Wakehurst 67168 B Tom Comerford T o w n s v i U e 49150 Ladies Maree Rwke Wagga 48/50 Veteran Alf Najar Wakehurst 49/50

Event 7/: 50tgt Wagga Motels Association Cham- pionship - sponsored by Wagga Motels Association OIA Doug Siggs Brisbane 85185 1st AA Peter Asher Frankston 8 4 / 8 5 A Maree Rooke Wagga 60161 B Michelle Siezs Brisbane 57162 C Andv sand& Wanea 47150 Ladies " Carol Ogden Gelbourne 44150 V e t e r a n Alf Najar Wakehurst 48/50

Event 8/: 5 O t g t Carlton United Championship - sponsored by Carlton United OIA Gary Lisle NZ 1381138 1st AA Mark McGill Mt Isa 1371138 A John Worley Wakehurst 63164 B Norm Curbishley Tas 62163 C Cec Herbert Gunnedah 48/50 Ladies Michelle Siggs Brisbane 56158 Veteran Hugh Dare Brisbane 48150 Junior William Holloway Wangaratta 56160

Event 9/: 50tgt Fuller Firearms Championship - sponsored by Fuller Firearms OIA John Worley Wakehurst 1 3 3 1 1 3 3 1st AA Dave Dundon Brisbane 1321133 A Craig Gray Moe 78/79 B Paul Kouroupis Wakehurst 4 9 / 5 0 C Michael Rwke Wagga 47/50 Ladies Carol Ogden Melbourne 48/50 Veteran Hemy Weitzel Melbourne 49/50 Junior Richard Sammon Wangaratta 44150 OVERIALL HIGHIGUNS Open: Doug Siggs Brisbane 2131214 Ladies: Michelle Siggs Brisbane V e t e r a n : Alf Najar Wakehurst 2 0 1 1 2 1 0

The Wagga Committee would like to thank all those who assisted in anyway to help the Pre-Nationals and Nationals run smoothlv.

To our Sponsors f o r [ h e r ongoing support and sponscr- s h i p , w i t h o u t t h i s the C h a m p i o n s h i p s would not have been such a huge success.

Shooters who attended who agree that the Media Coverage was excellent. Daily coverage for the whole carnival was supported by the Prime Network (television), The Daily Advertiser. Riverina Leader and 2WG Radio.

The Wagga Club is indeed a very lucky club with local Sponsorship, support from the Wagga Wagga City Council and ~ e o ~ l e within the Citv. Media Coveraee. Clubs and ~nteha-ent and a high itandard of acco&nodation.

Welcome to our N Z , American and English v i s i t o r s , we hope you enjoyed your stay and will be back again soon.

Next August Wagga will again host the NSW State Skeet Carnival, so organise your accommodation scon. - Until next time around the shoots,

Maree Rooke


GUYRA GUN CLUB

OPEN 2 DAY TRAP CARNIVAL 24th & 25th FEB. 1990. Situated 4km South of Guyra on NE Highway.

4 COLOUR N s 1 VIDEO RECORDER 6 SASHES

SATURDAY 9am Start SUNDAY 9am Start

Event 1. $15.00 Event 4. NomS15.00 30 Target DB Cash 30 Target New England Champion of Champions

15 Mtrs. 10TDIB 10TSIB IOT PointsOverall Sash & Event 2. $15.00 Trophy 30Target New England Pointscore Championship 15 Trophies 1st & 2nd Each Grade Mtrs. OIP Sweep $1.00 Graded. Sash &Trophy Overall. 1st & 2nd AA,A,B.C, Event 5. $20.00 Op. Sweep $1.00 Graded. 30 Target Calcutta Trophy Event

15 Mtr Sash &Grade Trophy Overall Event 3. $30.00 Trophies for each Grade AA.A,B.C, Guyra Gun Club Suwr Trao 1990 Soecial 1st & 2nd 40 Targets 1 Colour TVS 1st Each Grade A,B.C. Plussash tooverallwinnerTrophies 2nd &3rd Each Event 6. S30.00 Grade A.B,C, Op. Sweep $1.00 graded. 40 Target New England DIE Classic

15 Mtrs. Overall Video Recorder 2nd Colour T.V. Trophies 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C. Op. Sweep Graded.

-- r - ~ ~ ~ - r - - - - - - - - ~

5 Mtrs. Op. Sweep $1

...-.. --.. 1 Ladies & Junior shooters '/z Noms. Calcutta Sat. night at Club. n--_.___ I - - ! , : sz - - -- nu-. .--# Mrrrprng racrrrrres on urouna.

President R. Hammond (067) 79 1009

Secretary R. Varley (067) 79 1261


CANBERRAINTER9.12.89- Rain. A.C.T. Double Trap C'ship: OA: J. Ellis 117-150: AA: M. Diamond 115-150, A: F. Petriells 99-150: B: S. Bnlogh 50.100: C: R. Bevan 87.150.

CANBERRA INTER 10-12-89 - Fine and w-. C'wenlth Double Trap C'ship:OA: G. Boyd 168-200:AA: J. Ellis 155-200,A:B. Pmsser 120.200: 8: S. Bdogh 144.200: C: R. Bevan 75.150.

CANBERRA MTER 12.12-89 - Fine and warm. Twilight Double nap C'ship: OA & AA J. Ellis 38-50: A: D. Jordan 32.50: B: S. Belogh 34-50: C: R. Bevan 27.50.

CANBERRA INTER 1942.89 - Windy and overonst. 25PR Twilight DR C'ahip: OA: R. Bevan 46-50: AA P. Lyons 44.50: A: D. Reed 44-50: B: K. Nealon 42-50: C: L. Nnoumidis 37.50.

CESSNOCK CPI.YS.12.89- Sunny (35). 10TDB: A: J. Blazley, P. Turner: B: K. Morgan. D. Porteus: C: D. MoKay. P. Allen. 1UT DB Crazy Points: A. J. Blazley. P. Turner: 8: I. Morris. R. Bertonceua: C: S. Coyle. D. MoKay. 10T DB a n t : A: M. Height. T. Turner Jnr: B: B. b n s d d e . J.M. Barker; C: D. MoKay. B. Phillips. 10T PS Cant: A: T. Turncr Jnr. P. Turner: B: D. Porfeus. M. Morgan: C: D. Goadwin. B. Phillips. IUP SB PS DD: 1st T. Turner Snr & B. ninglands. 2ndM. Morgan& J.L. Barker. 5TDBladies: IstC. Ringlands. 2nd C. Chsrlt0".

.

COOMA 9.12.8s-Overcnst. showers (20). 10TEOCD 14m: R. Oault 10.10. D. Blewitt, S. Mehtyre 9-10. 20T Crazy PS 15m: A: M. Geult 65.100. D. Blewitt 54-100: B: C. Curtis 54.1W. R. Gnult 52-100: C. C. Pnyne 60.100. G. Jeesop 57-IW. ST SBIST DB Hcp "Massey Ferguson" Tmphy: C. Pnyne 2032. 10T WelkUp: A:M. Gault. B. a m n 4 . 1 0 . D. Blawitt 3.10:B: R. Oault. K. Croft 5-10. S. Mchtyre4-10: C: R. Roach 6.10.P. Ewart. I. Wilson. S. Gault 5.10. IOPRDD: C. Payne & K. Cmft 8.10.

cOROWA28.11.89 - Light cloud and hot (26). 10T DB Hop: D. Williams. A. Marshal. C. Milthorpc. J. Pearce, D. Gabriel. G. Pinner. R. Duffy. R. Gabriel 10.10. 15TChristmasHcp:G. Miltharp. D. Williams. C. Milthorp, J. Pearce. R. Ehlem. R. Gabriel 14-15. PUT "Corowa Fuels" DB C'ship: OA & B: C. ~ i l f h o r p c 20-20: A: G. Pinner 21.22, C: J. Pearee 20-21. 15T PS ship: OA & A: R. Ehlers 63.63: B: R. Gulliver 62-63: C: R. Cabrie144-45. IOTCD: L. Webb. D. Cabrial. R. Ehlera. G. P imsr . R. Gulliver. N. Nixon.

M W R A 2 1 2 8 9 - Overrlrl and humrd run!ll!ll: IO showem (31) I V L . S W C ~ ~ ofP 16nl F 1.yr~cll. T O'l.olry J Lurvrenec. J W Srxtttlt C. Uunung. C O ' h - G. Cnmoocll J x k o o r Troohv 20T Hull but 1 matrr in rrrlllr 1 . i ~ v ~ ~ - ~~~~~~- ~~~ ~~ ... campb;~ 20.20.'2nd T. 6 ~ e a r y i 9 k 0 . 3rd k. Wood 18-20. Birdies BOYS P-tunl ' l h n h ~ 5T DB. 5T SB. 5t PS off 16m. 5T Hco: J. Watts 60.66. M.

the 11l4nlcl lu~Crr I c r 111.. 12 1110111114 nu r a n by H Carroll DOWNSIDE I ( i l Z 8 9 - Sunny and rulm("5) ST EO J C o n ~ d m r B H..II.

L. Nolkc. T I0S.r. J. Cameron M Lcrrrcl, A McKenirc. R Rlilke 5J1' Ch"atmas Callln Oh B Blnkr. A A McKenrle. M. Lc>mch. R A S c w v L Noske: C: B. chhrles. J. Condon. 20T Crazy Poinls: 1st ~ . ' ~ h l e r i n b : < . Sohuback. 3rdT. Jones, 4th B. Hall.

DUBBO 3.12.89 - Raining. to olear(58). 25T Skeet Hop: J. Raglua 45-45. A. Turner J n r 44-45. "The Colonel" 43-45.25T DB Cant: A: T. Turner Jnr 30.30. T. Turner SN 29-30. K. Wnlfan 2 8 P S 8: C. Alderson 25.25. J. Mus23.25. -~~ ~ ~- R. Fitzalan 28-30: CJ. Barling 24-25. R. Hill 23-25. R. ~ n e f 21-25.20T Crazy PS: A: P. Fifzdpill 60-66. T. Monk 60-65. S. Willisme 60-60: B: M. Jeckson 60-68. A. Turner Snr 59-60. V. Eather 58-60: C: R. Nnef 60.60. M. Smikh 58-60. B. Duncan 58.60. 20T Hcp: T. Turner JN 46.46. B. Wnlton 45.46. J. Smith 44.45, lOPR DR: A: A. Turner Jnr 18.20. T. Tumer 17.20. A. Lvne

THE FOREST 19.11-88 -Overcast (65). 45T DB Anniversary C'ship: AA & OA: K. ~ a s a r k o 84.84. P. McIntosh 83.84: A: N. Lagas 45-45. L. Tren 56.57: B: A. welch 44-47. W. williams 43.47: C : P. Thompson 43-46. E. ~ o u l o s 42.46. ~ ~ T D B : AA. J. ~ o u l o s 30-30. M. Fncer. G. Raafes 28-30: A: D. ~os te r31-34 . B. Naylor 30-34: B: P. Athans 27-30. A. Welsh 25-30: C: B. Hinea 23-30. L. Hnokert 25-33. High Gun over 2 days: J. Boulas 286.240.

GIS.V INNES 2 1 2 8 9 - Ovrrcohl 20T DTl Ism OA A Kempfor. 21.2!1. A A Fuucr LO 30. B J. Wcrr 2020 . C R k u u l d : Nav,h. I I K~, : I I I I 16.20 2wr PS Ism OA M \ V $ d e 5s 60. A A Kcmplon 5 5 G 0 U J W ~ . i r 5(i (in. C. n Danulo 106(1. Novrcc B. MnNd :39fiO Mirir Knelpp Mvlnurrol Trulll,) 2OT DR l l cp Y.\I R Knrlpp 18 20. BM 1 Tlurry LO 20 RFllring .M.?<llry 15T OA I nurey 1~1.18. A A ~ t r r t ~ ~ t u r t 15 15: u c Kent 1315. c J , a h r e 12 17 Nonce R Dor3illd 12.15 Hrgh Guns OA I Rurey 1- l l 5 . A A Krmpron IL7.115. 0: J Wcrr 107 1 l 5 . C R Dur,illd01115, ~ . O Y ! L ~ 13 KI!IFI)P~O 1 1 5 F \ l HC 1988 (rl~ool OK) J Llll~xr. 18.20

GOULBDRN WOFXERS 12-11-89 -Cloudy at Pirst turfing to good clear day (130). 3GT DB C'ship: OA: C. motes 134.134: A A p. Simon 133-134. G. a l ley 99-lw: A: M. Gnult 56.57. B. Lambert 37.38: B: K. Gault 38.38. R. ~ i u 37-38: C: P. Scott 29-30. A. Bntt 38-41. 25T cp: ll-15m: A. Bntt 25-26. J. moaney a - 2 6 : 16.18m: B. Cosgrove25-25.T. Skelly 43.44: 19-21m: P. Lyons 26.27, M. Facet 25-27: 22.25m: A. Del.Ben 27.30. M. Holland 26.30. 30T PS C'ship: OA: P. Simon 90-90: AA: J. Ellis 88.90. D. Piotrowski 135.138: A: D. &ice 86-90. P. ~ a c k s o n 86.90: B: N. Fairdl 87.90. M. Campbell 84-00: C: B. Skey 79.60. K. Nealon 75-90.30T SB C'ship: Cancelled due U,lackaf time as n resua of lnrge number of shootere. HG: J. Ellis 140.145. Inter HG: B. Cos-ve 133.145. J n r HG: J. Reed 118.145. Ladies HG: K. Oault 133.145. mi; was the AUBn Cramp Memortnl Shoot - the number of shmfers that


25T HIC - TROPHY S9.W OIS $1.00 WED. FEE. 28th 2.Wpm. PRACTICE - TRAP & SKEET

6.30pm. NlGHT SHOOT - MIXED EVENTS SAT. MARCH 3rd 1l.Wam. D.T.L. & SKEET PRACTICE WED. MARCH 7lh 2.Wpm. PRACTICE - TRAP & SKEET

6.30pm. NlGHT SHOOT - MIXED EVENTS SAT. MARCH 10th 10.Warn. SIMULATED FIELD SHOOT

1WT Graded A.6.C $30.00 01s $4.00 WED. MARCH 14th 2.Wpm. PRACTICE - TRAP & SKEET

6.30pm. NlGHT SHOOT - MIXED EVENTS SAT. MARCH 17th 12.Wam. SKEET

25T Graded Sweepslakes $6.00 50T ClShip Glsweeps(Badges $12.00 S3.W 25T Doubles - graded sweeps $6.00 $3.00

WED. MARCH 2151 2.Wpm. PRACTICE - TRAP 6 SKEET 6.30pm. NlGHT SHOOT - MIXED EVENTS

SAT. MARCH 24th 1.Wpm. TRAP 10T 010 - El0 $4.00 25T DIE - ClShip ~ $ 0 0 01s 51.00 25T PIS - CID $7.00 25T HlCap - Trophy S9.W 01s 91.00

WED. MARCH 28th 2.00 PRACTICE - TRAP 6 SKEET 6.30prn. NlGHT SHOOT - MIXED EVENTS

SAT. MARCH 3 l s l 11.Wam. D.T.L. & SKEET PRACTICE

The Oirectois resewe the righl la change the published program as required

LOCATION: 131 Booralie Road, Terrey Hills, N.S.W. 5kms from Monavale Road Phone: (02) 450 1775

President Secretary Treasurer John Phillpaan GeoH Harvey John Richardson Ph: 949 4846 Ph: 449 6068 Ph: 489 5906

ORANGE GUN CLUB

Sunday 25th February, 1990

$1 500.00 TROPHY

VALUE

10.00am Start

N o r n s Sweeps EVENT 1. l o t Eve Ooener $4.00 - - EVENT 2. 50t Double Barrel

Championship Sponsored b y D'AQUINO'S WINE & SPIRITMERCHANTS $15.00 $3.00 Is t&ZndAA,A,B&C EVENT 3. 50t State Single

Barrel Continental Sponsored b y ODDS AND EVENS $18.00 $3.00 Overall Sash, Badge & Trophy 1 s t & 2nd AA, A, B & C

Total Norns $37.00 $6.00

Graded Htgh Gun sponsored by HARRlS FARM MARKETS

B.B.Q. Lunch. Refreshments & Cartidges auoiloble on grounds

Practice from l pm Saturday 24th Feb. '/i Nominations for ladies &juniors ouer full program

Secretary: P. Goeto (063) 65 5385

President: J. Caltobiano (063) 65 3136

ThoOranseGunClubre-er rheri$at tochange the publishedprqpam ar required.


DOWNSIDE INTERNATIONAL GUN CLUB

(Club srtuated 16km Norlh of Wagga Wagga on Coolamon Rwd)

TURN LEFT AT THE GRAIN SHEDS PAT'S TYRf & MECHRNICRL SERVICE

19 JONES STREET WAGGA WAGGA, 9650

Phone (069) 91 5541. 21 9598 SATURDAY FEBRUARY 24TH

AT 9.30AM COL BURT COACHING DAY

D.T.L. & SKEET 2.00pm 50Target Skeet

2.30pm 5 Target E l 0 $3.00 100 Target

CUSTOMS INTERNATIONAL

President DIB Championship 15m Secretarv

Bob Blake Chris condo; (069) 20 2043 (069) 20 3512

CAR RENTALS Cnr. Edward & Fitzharding Streets.

Wagga Wagga Phone: (069) 21 1077

Pick up and delivery to your motel 1

HAY GUN CLUB (Affiliated A.C.T.A.)

Three Automatic Traps - Skeet Range

P.O. Box 342, Hay, NSW 2711

Sunday February 4 - 12 noon start

lot S.B. E.O. C.D. 20t Hay S.B. Championship A.B.C.

Sponsored by Hay Centrespot 50t Hay D.B. championship A.B.C.

Sponsored by Brian Doyle 20t Group Meterage D.B. Handicap

l o t S.B. Club Mug Handicap

President Secretary Brian Doyle Neil Headon Ph. (069) 93 1782 Ph. (069) 93 1601

ALB WODONGA CLAY TARGET C INC.

Friday February 2nd, 6.00pm start Sunday February 1 1 . 1 I am start Event I . 151 Handicap. Ist, Znd, 3rd & BM. Event 1. lot Pointscore Eye-opener $4

Norns $6.00 01s $1 Event 2.251 Kent O'Brien Financial Group D.B. Event 2. lot Pointscore El0 $4.00 C'ship Event 3. 20t Double Barrel C'ship. OA & 2 grade OIA & 2 grade winners, 2nd ea grade

winners Noms $8.00 OIS $1 Noms $8.50 OIS $1 Event 4. 151 Mixed Meterage Ale, 816, C14. Event 3. 251 Kent O'Brien Financial Group PS

Noms $7.00 OIS $1 C'ship OA & 2 grade winners, 2nd ea grade

Norns $8.50 OIS $1 Event 4. 251 Kent O'Brien Financial Group S.B.

C'ship OA & 2 grade winners

Noms $8.50 OIS $1

$150 Open Order sponsored by Ian McGeoch Shooting & Fishing store, Smollett St, Albury for possible shot over the program. President: R. Petts Secretary: Frank Plas

(060) 25 1239 (060) 25 3248


LLAWARRA GUN CLUB SUNDAY, 25TH FEBRUARY 1990 - 10AM START

15 TGTS. EYE OPENER PIS 15 METRES - CASH DIVIDE. NOM. $6 I '. EVENT 2.

30 TGTS. KEMBLA GRANGE POINT SCORE CHAMPIONSHIP. NOM. $10

EVENT 3.

ERN WEBB $1000 30 TGTS. DIB 15M Nom. $25 OVERALL 1st - $300 CASH & TROPHY

2nd - $150 CASH

PLUS 1st & 2nd AA, A, B & C

1st = $100 CASH. 2nd = $50 CASH

PRIZES GUARANTEED B Y ERN WEBB SPORTS.

EVENT 4. 10 PAIR. LEISURE COAST DOUBLE RISE. NOM. $9

OPTIONAL SWEEPS & JACKPOT SWEEP AVAILABLE

PRESIDENT W . JONES (042) 28 8353

SECRETARY M. HODGES (042) 71 2592


turned up was a very frne tr~bute to All- nnd shows haw muoh he rvns lilled and respected ns n person and shwter.

PAGE 30

WAnONAL CLAY TARGET CLUIB INC

NOTICE OF REWSED SNOOTIEdG DATES

Unul further nonce the C I C T C will be shoorlng as follows

BALL TRAP - 2nd Saturdays AUSTRALIAN SKEET - 2nd Sunday

ISU SKEET - Saturday preceding 3rd Sunday OLYMPIC TRAP - 3rd Sundav

D.T.L. - 4th Sunday DOUBLE TRAP 5th Sunday

All shoors to commence at 12.00 noon unless otherwise advertised.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE

TU FIELD SHOOT

WARREN GUN CLUB

WARREN LIONS CLUB WILL BE HOLDING A

"CHARITY FIELD SHOOT" IN MARCH. DATE TO BE FINALISED AND TO BE

ADVERTISED WITH PROGRAM IN MARCH CTSN.

See: Maria Kinsey Narromine St, Nevertire 2831

(068) 47 6210


REWARD REWARD

TO SHOOT TNE POSSIBLE

AUSTRALIA'S M O S T BORING TOWN

2 BAYANNUAL S H O O T GOODOOGA

IT'S THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN

Saturday 10th loam Event 1. 251 D.B. Cash Divide 15m 60% 30% 10% Nom $12 01s $3. Event 2. 2St 5.8. Culgoa C'ship 15m 0A.AA.A.B.C.FM. Nom $14 01s $3 Event 3. 251 P.S. Trophy 15m 0A.AA.A.B.C. FM. Nom $14 015 $3. Event 4. N.S.W. Slate Mixed Target C'Ship. 0A.AA.A.B.C. FM.

Sunday 11th 9am Event 5. 251 0.0. Culgoa C'ship l 5 m 0A.AA.A.B.C. FM. Nom $14 015 $3. Event 6. 81000.40t Calcutta H'cap. $200 each 20 & $200 OA.

$100 ea group 11-14, 15-18, 19-21, 22-25. Nom $25 015 $3 Event 6. 15pr John Foster Memorial Double Rise. 1st & 2nd Nom $20 01s $3

Furtherparticulars: Bob Loughrey (068) 2971-16 Ross Scott (068) 2971-43

MARCH 10 & 11,1990

rota1 N o m s $119, Total Sweeps $21 . . . Total $140.

FREE. . . FREE. . . FREE. . . I ~ccornmodat ion available, camping, morning & afternoon teas AND Calcutta Dinner at Bowling Club Saturday dight . . . Free BBQ Tea at Bowling Club Friday Night for those early arrivals. ligh Guns aver Program 0A:AA.A.E.C. Ladies, Juniors & Veterans. 'you haven't been before then this should be the year and come again i f you have.

;ashes donated by Ringland Family and lack Edge11

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS- FEBRUARY 1990 PAGE31

HAWKESBURY GUN CLUB LTD Fairy Rd, S o u t h Windsor

* Don't forget our regular program * Every Friday Night - DTL - 6.30pm

Every Second Saturday - S k e e l - 12.30pm Every Four th Saturday - DTL - 12.30pm

W e d n e s d a y Af te rnoon - Practice

J. Allotla, Pres. (02) 601 7594 B.H.

85. T. Rnlte 61. 15PR DD: S. Staughton & T. Afkinsan 15, F. Atkinson & G. MoUoy 15. J. Varcoe & S. S t d e y 14.

ORANGE 10.12.89- Hot nndeunnv. then rein" and wndvi161. lOTMixed ~ g t s : AAIA: J. s c i ~ t o . J. cn~mbiano: B ~ P . ~ a e t a , f. lraspino:6: '0.iiopwd.c. Pateman. 10T Paorman's Skeet: AAIA: J. Cdfabiano. E. Dabmwoblu; B: S. burbognllo. I:. Johnr. C D H u t ~ a . I, ilupcvmd 10T Cnwy PS AAA .I. Seruro.G McAlleCer, n S D.rrb~gollo.C Nrsb~ l t .C R Anmw J GlUcr 2Im WnUBarn AA 4. J . Codsuln. J Cl l tnb tm~. n P Gluln. J Cdfublnno. C. R . ~

Angus. D. Harris. PORT MACPUARlE 3-12-89 -Wind 15.20km. heavy overcast (20). lOTDB

'Gunmwn' 15m:A: K. ~ e i l l l o - 1 0 ; B: D. J-es 10-10: C: R. Curtis 12.15.1OT DB Up.Dom on 2m stops: A: R. Pritchard: 8: K. McWhiRer: C: J. McCarfhy. 1OT DB 15m Seatdon Chair: A: K. Neill: B: A. P d o u : C: A. Colman. 20T PS I s m I s m 14m: A: N. Nugenr59-60; 8: C. Nytfon58-60:C: G. Mathiske56-60. lOPRDD 15m D r a m Pertners: 1st T. McWhirLer & K Neill. 2nd A. Colman& R. Pritehsxd. 1OTTriple Rise D r a m Partners: 1st A. Oliver &D. J-ee. 2nd C. Nytf.3" &T. M c m i r f s r .

RlCHMOND RIVER 26-11.89 - Beean fine to oven'nsf to rsln (191. 15T

Allison 9-i0. 2nd P. B m m 9-10, 1 G Bell ~ r a p ' l & : A: J. Hall 8-10: 8: R. She~hard8-10; E M . Farmas~in8-10.52DR: R. Shephsrd9.10.52DD 15m: J. ~ i l l i a M ~ o r m o s p t . i G. W ~ U I ark 12nt to 22111 G ~cd lnund

SUNNY CORNER 10.1289 - Hulillld dtOmly (30) IU'l UU € 0 Gpo4Plbles C ram,. 11. r3cocr. R ~ 1 ~ ~ u . l u l ~ a ?J Qu&nrr 1'. 1ltbvrnu1.J SrnLth ROTMrrllvv @I-DB. 3 0 ~ s ~ . %~-PS) :OA~AA: j. smi& i 4 5 . i 5 o . ~ . ~ o y m a n 144-150;A. P. Haley 143.150. P. Lynch 142.150; B: P. Griffiths 136-150. 0. Blnttman 133.150; C: N. ~ o d g e m 117-150. 3. ~ i b b o n a 113.150 Veteran: G. mberfs 107.150; ladies: H. Dobson 121.150.

SYDNEY 1-12-89 - Warm night (27). ZOT EO: 2 possibles. Menai 5DT DB Clhip: AA & OA: G. Rmtea 50-50. 1. Pewinn 45-50; AA: R. Dable 49.51, L. Trew48.51: B: peter A. 47-50. M. ~ i l l e y 42-50: C: M. Tmpen47.50. A. Tmpea

Pczuura 4 l j U IIC G Roorca IJ?L(iO SYDNEY 1 5 1 2 8 9 - h(rlcl n.gilr (30) ?OT RO O ~ a s s ~ b l c l Xmm 5UI' DB

C'ahlp M & OA G Roulca 10 IL. K Oolmbo 53.57: A C. Y o ~ n g 20.51. R Vablc 1 R 51. $3 Folrr A l ! )55 . M T~lle) -48.55. C A. l'rop'o 5'2.50. M Tropra 16.57.

SYDNEY 17-12-89 -Fine (56). Xmas lOOT DB Sahip: AA &OA: J. Bouloe 99.100. G. Rmtee 96.100. P. Pontello 94-100; A: L. Trew 97-100, B. Samuels 111-115. C. Young 110-115: B: E. Zadro 94-100, M. Sohmitt 93.100. D. JanlLins 96-104: C: E. Baulas 94.105. A. T m p o 93-105. D. Salvagsio 97.110.

TAXWORTH 3-12.89 -Overcast with late showers (22). 25T Hop Skeet CD: B. Wilkins. W. B r o m . D. Tonniges. R. Prior. C. Burt. CLive BZJUln, COI Barton. K. Weatharail. R. Taylor. P. Nnsh. N. Whltlen. M. SimPSan. G. Wafers. all 25.25. 50T Xmas Skeel C'slup: OA: K. Weatherdl 50.50: AA: C. Burr 47-50: A: G. Waiters 52.54: B: P. NR4h 48.50; C: B. Wilkins 43-50. 25T ~ c p skeet cD: B. wilkins. C. ~ e r l l e r l . D. Tonniges. R. Prior. K. Weatherall, dl 25.25. nvo squads were unable to mmpiete the 3rd event due to heavy rsln. OA HG: K. Wealherdl 99-100.

TAMWORTH 17-12-89- Fine nnd s u m y (40). Xm- C'ship4UTDB 25TPS: OA: G. wilson 107.115: A: R. prior 106.115: B: M. Simpsan 104-115: C: L. Cameron 103.115. iOPR DR: 8. Clark 17.20. M. Simpson 17-20, G. Wilson 17-20. 15PR DD: B. Clnrk & K. Richardson 15-15. D. MuUgan & G. Walters 15-15. K. Westheroll &S. Bowden 15-15. 2OTNovelLy Hcp: P. NoshPo-20. R. m i t t e n 20.20. T ~ O - M O ~ ~ e n m for the program:^^. Prior & P. ~ o l m e ~ 289-320. M. Simpson & G Wilson 288.320.B. Clsrk&K. Richardsan28L.320.

TOlTElN-M 17.12-89 - Flnei261. 105" DB EO 15m: 1st P. Wtralnn. 2nd - - -~ -

B. Walton. 3rd T. Xudaon. ZOTDBC<<: 1st B. Willfan. 2nd 6. Osborne. 3rdW. Poweli. 2OT Gardon Kcen HCD: st N. h e n s , 2nd L. Hewett. 3rd T. Hudson. 15T Mixed 5T DB. 5T PS. 5~ SB: 1st S. Osbome. 2nd D. Oebornc. 3rd N Owens. 1OT OR Fiura & Block: 1st P. Fitzdnn. 2nd W. Po"4eU. 3rd J. Flood. lRPR DD- 1st 0. Fazoshwin&I. Kidston. 2nd R Larkin- &G. Currans. 3rd ~.~ ~ - - ~ ~~~ ~

D. oabarne & W. ~awei i . HG: D. Osborne. W-HURST 3.12.89 -Humid, overcast (16) ISU Skeet 50T C'Ship: M.

Agar 45-60. J. Cabley 14-50. P Kouroupis 42-50. WEST WYALONG 19-11-89 - Cloudy and ndwxrm (13). LUT EO CD: F.

~ ~ h f o n . G. Fairman 10.10. 2oT Hop Trophy: C. Foster 32-33. G. Fairmnn

31.33. S. Bolte 20.22.20T PS CD. S. Boite 58.60, G. Fairman 54-80. D. Smith 52-60.

WEST WYALONG 17.12-89 - Hot (25). 10T CD EO 16m: V. m s . C. Foster. G. F d m a n 10.10. 20T Hep: D. Smith 26-26. D. Lindaay 25.26. J. Radgers26-27. 15TNovelty: B: C. Foster 15-15.6. Boyd 18.20: A: D. Lindeay 14.16. J. Radgcrs 13.15: C: B. Brown 17-18, 0. Fairman 16-18. HQ: G.

16.20. DARWIN 10.12.89 - Hot (28). 2UT DB. A. V. Ferteklis 23-23: B: 3. Fletcher

19-20: C: M. Risk 19-20, 1OT Drawn Hop: 1st P. noare 22-22. 2nd M. Gmsvenor 21-22. IVI. SplitPoinls: A: G. Chan 15: B: J. ViMLor 15: C: M. Riek 15. 1UT DeauviUe Triples: 1st B. h l u t & A. Marchee 3-10. lOPR DR: A. I. Hegeman 18.20: B: J. Villsllar 13-20; C: G. -0s 15-20. 10L Hop: t a t M. Gmevenar 10-10,Znd J. Fletcher 9-10,

ARARAT 10-12.89 - Hot (36). LOT PS CD EO: R. Jorgeneon, G. ~csli;: B. J e M a . P. Smtt. W. Harrjs. 3. Kelly. D. Cmuoha1130-30. ZDT Swanee C-

TARGET CLUB Wangaratta Junior Skeet shooters achieved success

beyond their highest expectations at the National Skeet Championships conducted in November at Wagga. NSW.

Thirteen year old Robbie Holloway shot exceptionally well at the pre Nationals to achieve his f i r s t ever 25 target break. and also took out 2nd place in C Grade Pre National Cham- ~ i o n s h i ~ with a score o f 46/50. ~~~

~obbte.8 fiiteen vear old bmther William shot bevond his ~ ~ ~~~~-~~~ .- ~

~~ ~ -~ "~ ~ ~ ~

wnldest p o s s i b l e dreams by t a k i n g out the N a t i o n a l Junior Skect C h a m p l o n s l l l p with a score o f 108 112.3rd in B Grade N a t i o n a l Skeet C h n m p i o n s h t p sconng 1341138 and 3rd C grade National Double Championship. William also shot his f i r s t ever 25 target break then a 75 target break the fo l low- ing day.

The Holloway brothers have only been shooting skeet since May, therefore their performances are highly commendable.

Thirteen year old Richard Sammon may be small in stature but is big in ability and performances. Richard won the National Junior Wuble Championship with a score of 46150 , and the Commonwealth Junior Skeet Championship scoring 1011108. Richard also obtained his first 50 break - not bad for a lad who has been shooting skeet f o r less than two years and is so tiny that he can hardly see over the nomination window at the Secretary's of f i ce .

The three lads also f e a t u r e d in the count for the Junior High Gun with William running s e c o n d , Richard third and Robbie fifth.

Other Wanearatta members who did well were Trevor - J o n ~ s who t o o k o u t f m t B Cradc S l c e c t Champ~onshlp wth a 50 50 and Bnan Sammon wth a thrd m C Grnde C l t y of W a g g a C h m p r o n s h l g smnng 55 59

Bev Penney -targ


Cnr Geelong and Little Boundary Roads, Brooklyn MELWAY MAP REFERENCE: MAP 40 F.10

FEBRUARY

WEDNESDAY 7th - 6.30pm 10 TARGET CONTINENTAL PTS. CASH DlVlDE 1990 VICTORIAN CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP - 20 TARGETS DOUBLE BARREL OFF 15 METRES - OIA SASH plus 25% TOTAL PAYOUT - 1st A,B,C: RIBBON plus 15% - 2nd A.0.C: 10%

10 TARGETS S.B. CASH DIVIDE 10 TARGETS POINTS CASH DIVIDE 10 TARGETS 0.0. CONTINENTAL CID

HIGH GUN SASH OVERALL

WEDNESDAY 21st - 6.30pm 15 TARGFTS POINTS CASH DIVIDE 15 TARGET BROOKLYN D.B. CHAMPIONSHIP OIA: SASH plus CASE OF CARTRIDGES 1st A,B,C: RIBBON plus H CASE OF CARTRIDGES 2nd A.8.C: '/r CASE OF CARTRIDGES

15 TARGETS POINTS CASH DIVIDE 15 TARGETS METERAGE HANDICAP A-18m. B-16m. C-14m 1st. 2nd. 3rd

EVENT ONE coseS,Of le LADIESNETERANS/JUNIORS RE

AUSTRALIAN CLAYTARGET NEWS - FEBRUARY 1990 PAGE 33

1st Wednesday Night of Each Month - El0 (Novice Night) PLUS:

I Scorpio 100 Championship - 15t D.B. Overall Sash & Case Scorpio 100. 1st each grade - 100 Scorpio Shells & Ribbon.

2nd each grade - 500 Scorpio Wads Noms $7.00 os $1. - "Franchi Aggregate Trophy" - Open to all 1990 winners - "Black Magic" lig shotgun

beginning February 7th (Sunday).

FEBRUARY 3rd at lpm 50t A.B.T. / D.T.L. D.B. Graded.

Kevin Wright High Gun Silver Medallion.

7th at 7pm El0 Novice Night - Scorpio 200 (Ballarat Automatics)

18th at lpm Ballarat Communications 50t D.B. Champ 50t D.B. Club Cont Championship

SATURDAY MARCH 3 . . . 12 NOON 1st event lot Pts El0 $5. 2nd event 25t Gr Pts 0A.A.B.C. $18 3rd event Begonia Books $1000 Classic -

1st D.B. 15mtrs 1st $500 2nd $200 3rd $100

1st each grade $50 AA.A.B.C. $18.00 4th event 25t City of Sebastopol D.B. Graded 0A.A.B.C. $8.00

The club has secured major sponsors for 1990 Come and enjoy the atmosphere and get value for money.

President LadieslVetslJnrs - Reduced Noms SeclTreas Geoff Mark HlG Trophy on most programs Tom Spielvogel PO Box 335 Ballarat $1.00 01s on all championships Elaine, 3334. bh 053 31 6466 Day jackpot - night jackpot ~h 053 41 5551 ah 053 31 7266 Hot canteen facilities


DELUXE COACHLINES PTY LTD sponsors o f the

NORTW EAST ZONE SKEET C AL

Sunday 25th February 1990

Wangaratta Clay Target Club he. Event 1. 50 Tgt N.E. ZONE Skeet C'ship

Noms $20 Sweeps $1 per 25 Jnr $12.50

Event 2. 50 Tgt Carnival Skeet C'ship Noms $20 sweeps $1 per 25 Jnr $12.50

Event 3. 25 Pair Skeet Doubles C'ship Noms $20 sweeps $1 I i n - . . . - . - . - -

Sash and trophy all events for overall and 2 remaining grades. Trophies for 2nd. . .

Overall High Gun winner taken over all events receives sash and return coach travel for 2 from anywhere in Australia. May be used to attend Skeet Nationals in Townsville Sept. 1990 donated by

DELUXE COACHLINES PTY IT0 Junior Highgun receives sash and trophy. ~DELUXEBLUE RIBBON SERVICE AROUND

AUSTRALIA" Pres. Bill Eagle Sec. Ter Bannan

( 0 5 q 49 6551

SOUTHERN PENINSULA MONTHLY GUIDE

I FEBRUARY

Cerberus G u n C lub Saturday 3rd

l O O t President's D.B. C'ship Sec: Chris Carrol (03) 789 7926

Mornington Clay Target C lub Saturday 10th

lot Pts CD 601 Medley (20DB, 20SB. 20PTS)

Round 1 of Headlight & Heater High Gun Sec: Stewart James (03) 789 7452

Nepean Clay Target C lub Saturday 17th 5pr D.R. C.D.

20pr Deauville Doubles Select Pariners 501 D.B. Graded

50t Simulated AA.A.6.C. Ladies, Veterans & Juniors

Pres: Mike Hutchins (059) 75 1830

TATUFIIIL C M V TARGET

CLUB INC SUNDAY 18FEBRUARY1990

12.30pm Start

Event 1 Nom $8.00 25 tgt Double Barrel Championship

OIA & Grades Event 2 Nom $7.50

20 tgt Single Barrel Championship OIA & Grades

Event 3 Nom $8.00

25 tgt NORTH EAST ZONE BALL TRAP CHAMPIOMSHIP OIA & Grades

Event 4 Nom $7.50 20 tgt Handicap

Ist, 2nd, 3rd & Back Marker

PRACTICE FROM 11.30 BALL TRAP & D.T.L.

JACKPOT APPROX. $200

President: Howard Hawk ing (058) 5 6 1227

Secretary: David lnglis

(058) 21 8206

WERRIBEE GUN CLUB

Cnr Leakes & Derrimut Rds.,

Sunday February 41, commencing 12.30

Eye Opener 10t P.S. $4.50 Event 1.20t Peter Beyer D.B. GradedC'ship $7.50

1 & 2 each grade. Event 2.20t Ball Trap (4 groups) $7.50

Sunday February 25 Eye Opener l o t P.S. $4.50 Event 1.50t Ken Laird D.B. GradedC'ship $15.00

1.2 & 3 each grade

I President Bill Abbo t t Secretary Trevor Brown 749 2422


DEEUILIQUIN GUN CLUB INC

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 18, 1990 12.30pm Start

Event 1 l o t Continental Eye Opener

Event 2 20t Continental Championship

OA & 2 grades Event 3

20t Pointscore OA & 2 grades

Event 4 50t Double Barrel Championship

OA & 2 grades, 2nd in grade Event 5

101 Repco Club Mug

Top trophies and High Gun on program. 1 Full canteen facilities and air conditioned 1 club house.

President Ron Cugley Secretary Mrs H. K ing (058) 81 4139 PO Box 115, Denil iquin

ECHUCA GUN CLUB (IIIIC)

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 11 - 1.00pm Event 1 Noms $6.00

20t Pointscore C'shio A.B.C. 1st & 2nd OA Sash & 2 grade sashes

Event 2 Noms $1 3.00 20t Handicap

Ist, 2nd, 3rd & BM Event 3 Noms $13.00

50t Double Barrel Championship A.B.C. 1st & 2nd. OA Sash & 2 grade sashes

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 24 - 1.00pm Event 1 Noms $7.00

25t Skeet Doubles C'ship A.B.C. 1st & 2nd

Event 2 Noms $13.00 501 Skeet Championship

OA & grade sashes

President & Act ing Secretary: Ron Traill (054) 84 1356

ClENT LADIES.

EVENT 1 NOMS $3 10T REDBYRNE POTTERY CONTINENTAL C/D EYE OPENER EVENT 2 REDUCED NOMS $5 MOMS $8 20T GRD REDBYRNE POTTERY CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP SASH PLUS 1st & 2nd PRIZES EA. GRADE OIS OiA $1 EVENT 3 REDUCED NOMS $7 NOMS $10 25T GRD NORTH EAST ZONE SINGLE BARREL CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP SASH PLUS 1st & 2nd PRIZES EA. GRADE OIS OIA $1 EVENT 4 REDUCED NOMS $5 NOMS $8 20T GRD REDBYRNE POTTERY DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP SASH PLUS 1st & 2nd PRIZES EA. GRADE 01s OIA $1

SUNDAY 4 th MARCH 1990 EVENT 1 NOMS $3 10T NU-STEEL POINTS SCORE CiD EYE OPENER EVENT 2 REDUCED NOMS $5 NOMS $8 20T GRD NU-STEEL POINTS SCORE CHAMPIONSHIP SASH PLUS 1st & 2nd PRIZES EA. GRADE OIS OIA $1 EVENT 3 REDUCED NOMS $5 NOMS $8 20T GRD NU-STEEL HANDICAP - --- - . 1st. 2nd & 3rd PRIZES PLUS BACKMARKERS (22M & BACK) & 14M &FORWARD JUNIOR OiS OIA $1 EVENT 4 REDUCED NOMS $5 NOMS $8 20T GRD NU-STEEL DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP SASH PLUS 1st & 2nd PRIZES EA. GRADE 01s OIA $1 President Secretary Steve Threlfall Alan S ims . -

Phone (058) 21 6572 BH Phone (058) 21 2908 21 3679 AH ~- ~~~.

Postal Address Box 126 Shepparton 3630 Location: River Rd., Kialla

Turn off G.V. Hwy 7kms south of Shep. PO. Opposite Ampol 24hr Roadhouse

ilki ins: 11-15m: L. ~ r n y 9-10, M. ~ m n 9-11, T. ~edereon 8-11: 16.18m: J. Tait 19.20. R. Burns 13.14. N. Bull 12-14: 19.25m: B. Hetherington 12.13. B. Webb 16-17. J. Tollnnde 15.17. 10T SB 15m: OA: I. Dnuidson: l l - l5m: L. Milkins 10.10. G. Jenninga 6-10, D. Williams 6-12: 16-lam: L. Baxter 9.10. G. Kent. 10T Cant 15m: OA. G. Kent 24-24: ll.15m: M. Foon 9.10. A. Hanaen 7-10. L. Milkins 9-10: 16-18m: S. AUan 14.15. T. G m o n 13.15, J. A t t a d 11.13: 19.25m: F. ~ o o n 23.24, B. netherington 21-22. B. webb 11-12. 5 Pair DR 15m: OA: J. A t t a d 10.10: ll.15m: A. Hensen 7.10. D. Chapman 9-20.0. Jenninga 5-10: 16-Ism: W. Perry 17-20.G. Petruskn 15.20.L.Finchvn 15.20: IS-25m: K. Gray 9-10, J. Chapple 8-10, J. Palfly 9-10, Fish Shmf: 1st G. Petrush. 2nd B. Webb. 3rd J. Attard. Daily HG: J. Hallands 45-50. 3.MonLhly HG: J. Palfly. 12.Monthly HG: R. Jenninge. Non-Winners Event 10T PS: M. Cripps 30-30. D. Chopmon 29-30. L. Azzopnrdi 28-30. J. Grccn 27.30. G. Bemet. B. Chapman 25-30, B. Whykcs 24.30. J. Kent 22-30. M. Mnrinnl 21.30. R. Bnrlorv. B. Green 20.30. G. Mownt 16-30.

FRANKSTON-AUSTRAI.IAN 26-11-89 - Fine (60). 40T PLs: OA & A: R Rees 113.120: B: G. Van Der Brand 106.120: C: R. Hunter 103.120. 4DT DB. OA & A: G. Ash 40-40: B: J. Rizzo 40-44: 0. M. Pewson 12-47. SOT Bdl Tmp: OA&A: G.Ash48-50: B: P.Zindillis41-50.50TSkeef: OA:P.Ryland49.50: A~ D. Cunnineham 48-50: 8: T. Morean 52-57. 50T hench: OA & A: J. Row0

FRANXSTON.ADSTRAUAN 3-12-89 - oood (67). 4 0 ~ Pta A: S. Ziegler 114.120: B: P. Zinditis 110.120: C: F. Spicer 95-120. 40T DB. A: C Hcnwood 43-44:B: P. Gigliotti38.40: C: T Lcttcri33-40.25TBnilTrap-A. G Ash 23-25, B: M. Whitelaw 23-25: C: P. Zmdilis 22-25. 50T Skaef: AA: D Cunnrnghvn 50-50: A.. M. Whilelaw 49.51: B: T. Evans 48-51: C: A. Lingel' 44-50 25T Towar: A. D. Parsoll 55-55 B. T Morean 26-28: C: D. Scalt 54 55. 100T -- -~ ~~ -

Trench: A: T. ~owe85.100: B: G Avison86-100: C. P Zindiiis 70 100

4USTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS- FEBRUARY 1990

A M M T CLAY TARGET CLUB

INC.

Enquir ies: Chris Carro l 789 7926

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 24th - Noon Part 1 "ROUND ROBIN"

KORUMBURRA, WONTHAGGI, MORWELL (All Shooters Eligible)

100 TGT RIB CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS Olali, A.B.C. 1 & 2 (on the day)

O/all, A.B.C. over 300T (Korumburra, Wonthaggi, Monvell)

SATURDAY MARCH 24th - Noon 50 TGT SUMMER SKEET C'SHIP A.B.C. 1 & 2

25 PAIR STATE TOWER DIR 1.2.3 The Best Prizes & Trophies in Sth Gippsland

Just 45 minutes from Dandenong. New members and shooters welcome.

SOUTH EAST LOWE

V.C.T.A. PREMIER TEAMS EVENT

ROUND 1

VENETO & ABRUZZO GUN CLUB held at Metropolitan C.T.C.

18th February 1 l a m start

25t Double Barrel C'ship $10.00 A.B.C. 1, & 2

1, 2, 3 & Back Marker Teams Noms $10.00

Zone Sec: Chris Carrol (03) 789 7926


MELBOURNE N CLUB

SATURDAV 3 r d 12 noon 1 OOtl.S.U. Skeet GrdC'ship Nom 9 2 2 1 OOtTrench Grd C'ship Nom $26 2 5 t Points Grd C'ship Nom $9 5 0 t OIB Grd C'ship Nom815 1 5 Pair DIB Grd C'ship Nom$lO 1 OOt Skeet Grd C ' s h i ~ Nom $24

SATURDAV 1 0 t h 12 noon 5 0 t SIB Grd C'ship NomSl5 50t D l 8 Grd C'ship Nom 815 1 5 Pair DIE Grd C'ship Nom$IO 1 OOt Skeet Grd C'ship Nom $24

SATURDAV 1 7 t h 2 5 t Points Grd C'ship Nom $9 2 5 t DIB Grd C'ship Nom S9 2 5 t SIB Grd C'ship Nom $9 1 OOt Skeet Grd C'ship Nom $24

SATURDAV 24th 12 noon Mom $7 I

Melbourne Gun Club mixed targets Grd C'shi Nom $&

Grds: AA. A, B, C Junior I st Green & Gold Sash, Gun Case each grade 2nd Green 6 Gold Ribbon. Trophy each grd. Junior Ribbon 6 Trophy 2 0 t SIB. 2 0 t DIE. 2 0 t Points. 10 Pair OlRise

Melbourne Gun Club mixed taroets Skeet C1shio - Nom $2'2

Grds: AA. A. B. C. Junior . -. - 1 s t each grd Green 6 dold Sash. Gun Case each grd 2nd Green 6 Gold R~bbon &Trophy each grd Jun~or: Ribbon & Troph 7 5 t Skeet, 2 5 t Skeet l!Ioubles


KERANG .CLAY TARGET CLUB INC

FRIDAY MARCH 2 . . . 8.30pm starl

301 STATE S.B. TOWER C'SHIP POI D.B. C'SHIP

201 D.B. C.D.

President Frank James Secretary Ray Wilkinson

MILDURA GUN CLUB 1990 EASTER SHOOT FOUR DAYS OF D.T.L. SHOOTING

Friday 13, Saturday 14, Sunday 15, Monday 16 of April

Good Trophies, Great Family Entertainment.

Accommodation or Bookings:

CrurlulrU 30.33 G Clarke 35 39. 1718m N Psrtaraon 848.1 N B~ornlcy 83 84. G Prllrhard 42.48. 19.20m: H Dvbrrdga 33.23. G. O 'Shmesa) 30 33. I: Patceraon 2930: 21.25m. J McV~rry 78.76. R wnght 77.78. B RcsII~rty 41 42 I8T Hrdlry l l a l 5 each G d l A W Calabv. A. O'Colu~r.ll. D. ~ntcwr.bn 1% 3"rbrrdgc d ~reeman. B: D 'Robmeon. S. E ~ l r o r ~ ~ u n e s . C Thucehrr. T CioaoU. C M. M s w l . G Paner 4 Hlehea. John Kerr. D Oratntnn 1UT DB Xmas C'ah~o A k OA: D Mlloi0r.r~. 11 .21 Ci < : ~ m ~ ~ l a ~~ -~~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ . . ~. .- -. 20:Zl: B G . Jones 15-16. V.~&'9.10: C: C. Lanyon 10-11.M.Goapel 9-11.

MARYBOROUGH 24.12-88 -Good svllnv weather omvided hieh smrea at separit ~ u n club recently lor the ~ o r t h west carnivaiwhioh was attended by newly 16 squads. The Zone which msy not be the strongest hes some of the beet shots about. 25T DB: A: G. Caeseb 116.118: B: R. Chipperfield 27-27: C: D. Pnye 23.25: 25T NWZ DB C'ehip: AA: B. Dunstan 162-162. W. Calaby 161-162.25TNWZDBPfaCahip:AA: W.Calaby93-93:A: G. CasseUs 74.75: B: P. Vaughan 77-78: C: B. Roseer 63-75. S T SB NWZ C'ehip: AA: D. Freeman 69-69: A: H. Sqvires 25.26: B: C. Budde 40.41: C: D. Harris 23.25. NSW Carnival Hinh Gun winner W. Calabv 150-150. - - - - - - congratulations must go to ~arybo ;bughahoa te~ Wayne calaby who shot n ~ s s i b l e in every event and shot off in every event and thus winnine the Hizh - Gun O l t ~ l l h t

MELBOURNE 212.88 - Sunny, hcronp rwrd (75) 50TTlanch G d C ahrp 4 R Mwh 48BU B G Smlln 4050. C T. Pctcrn 4055 2 5 1 PtsGrd C'8hip OA & A A Rlevsc 74 7 5 . I3 M G~mitzakic 6875: C: M. WhlU 7375: D. C.

sangster 69-70. R. chrietopher $1-53: OA 6r B: P. warren 70.70. R. Bevie 58-59: C. A. Giapitza*is 47-50. S. Liovlakie 46-50. Melbourne v Frsnketon.

r~&ston.~ustral ian: Winning team MelbournC387-4~. Bill Sangster. Paul Johnston, h u r i e Mauger, Bob Buchan: Frankaton.AusWan 371.400. 0.4

C: M. M a z e 19.25. METROPOLITAN 17-12.89 -Fine & hot 1.181 15T PLs EO: T. Soenos44-45.

-. "" "". MORNINGTON 9.12.89- Perfect 1281. 10TEO: 1 3 mesiblesshot. 25TDB:

A: N. ~ u i c k 6 0 - 6 0 . R. urgea as 59-60. 6. ~ u n f e r 50151. C. C-1 37.38, A. Bovld 32-33: B Df. Hutchins 62.62. 8. Shaw 61.62. T. BeUamy 55-56. W. Claph- 30.31. W. Roberta 30.31: C: R. Hunter 35-37. D. Pe- 34-37. R. Pearson 33-36. S. ,lames 32-35, M. pewson 22-25. 25T ~ c p : S. ~ i e g l s r 37.37. W. Roberts 36.37. R. Burgess 28-29. C. Carml 37.38. W. Clapham 36.38.

NEPEAN 18.11.89 - Gmd (33). 10TDB CD: R. Standeven. B. Burgesa. W. Woodward, B. Shaw. D. Pear1e.R. Wright.G. Ash. R. Hunter.A. Sydenhamall 10.10.15T DB: A&OA: N. Ouick8-l-86. G. Ash 83.86: B: M. Hutchine 70-75. ~ ~~. - ~~-

D. Marshnl~ 69.75: C: D. ~ e a r c e 69-75, M. casseus 72-79; Jnr: M. Cesse~~s 68-75. Cuke Shoot G. Cnssell* 27 metres.

NOORAT 3 1 2 8 8 - Cool & wind) (28) L5T To\\rr Pta N Pncrrlon. P ~ r l t i r n T G~ummrtr . ti c a r b ~ r y R ~ t n q ~ o v r e c s Carbur) ?mXma~u~! 16m A C C~rnehv. l~ l'ulcr*on. T ~ , ~ ~ n r r ~ ~ : c l . O G CvrburvM. Kavannzh. E. Corneby: C: M. 6reene. J. Ovens, A. Hnssett: Novice: B. slaitery. 20TGxm DB Cont: OA & A: Gary Hayden. C. Corneby. Glen Hayden: B: G. Carbury. M. ~nuenagh . G. ovens: c: R . ~ K ~ " ~ . M. ~ r e e & . L Densiey: ~ovioe: B. siaitery. IOPR DO(drsrvn partners): Glen Hayden & M. Kavansgh. 2nd A. Kinnear&B. Slstfsry.

SHEPPaRToN 3.12.89 - Warm and overcast (85). 30T Grd Nubrk Mixed ~ v r g e t C'ship: OA & A: R. Penn. P. ~ e l l y : B: L. calandm. K. ~ iaher : C: T.

PAGE 40 AUSTRALIAN CLAYTARGET NEWS - FEBRUARY 1990

COOK GUN CLUB

FEBRUARY 1990 PROGRAM

FRIDAY 2nd - 7.00pm Twilight 20T DB CD

Night 15T Pts CD 15T DB CD

FRIDAY 9th - 7.00pm

20T Cant CD 15T Pts CD

15T Cont CD

FRIDAY 16th - 7.00pm

20T SB CD 15T Pts CD 15T DB CD

SUNDAY 18 - 12.00 noon Event 1

10T Pts CD Event 2

20T Pts "Olin C'ship" Grd Flash Targets Sloff

Event 3 20T DB Grd C'ship

Tower Event - time permitting

FRIDAY 23rd - 7.00pm 20T DB CD 15T Pts CD 15T DB CD

Pres: Dave McLeod Sec: Phil Pegg (03) 368 1274 W. (03) 369 6042 H. (03) 368 1481 H.


Club: Rossiters Road, Carrum Downs. Ph: 782 1626

Pres: Geoff Wallis Sec: Paul Rigoni

i FEBRUARY PRO SATURDAY 3rd FEBR

50 Target Spaning Championship (Ladies & Juniors $10)

01311, AA, A. B. C. L, I, V

SUNDAY 4th FEBRUARY

40 Target Points - Cash each grade

40 Target Doublc Barrel Championship

50 Target Skeet Championship

50 Target Skeet Trophy

50 Target Trench Championship

50 Target Trench Trophy

SUNDAY 11th FEBRUARY

30 Targct Paints Championship

30 Target Double Barrel Championship

15 Pair Double Rise Championship

50 Target Skcct Championship

50 Target Skeet Trophy


40 Target Points - Cash each gmde


75 Target Skeet Championship

25 Target Tower Points Championship

50 Target Trench Trophy

SATURDAY 24th FEBRUARY

Olall. AA. A, B. C. L. J . V Duck loads each grade


50 Targct Paints - Cash caeh grade


50 Targel Skeet Championship

50 Target Skeet - Cash each grade

75 Tweet Trench Championship

PAGE d l

SWAN HI1.L 19.11-89- Warm. wvldvl281. 10TDB SS: L. Sovndere 10.10.

22.25. C. Wenver 21-25.

Fnaser 9-10. SWAN H ~ L 17.12.89- ~ m d (SO). I ~ T D B ( ~ a s t s stonding): D. wi1aon.T.

Dunstnn. M. Absalom. L. Saundere. J. Absslom. A. Day. 10 SB (Iast 6 standing): L. swinnertan. P. Parsona. P. Hutohinsan. R. Ridgeway. Faye Burton. R. Weaver. LOT: A: M. Absalom. D. Mnrh: B: K. Burton. P. Hutchineon: C: J. Jaeobs. R. Dunn. 1 m A: J. Dunstan: B: R. Ridgeway: C: J . Absslom: Junior: S. ~ a u a n t i n e . 10T: R. Dunn. P . Dunn. P. Parsons. G. Weaver. R. Weaver. J. Jnooba.

TOOLONW 3.12-89 - Fine m d warm (51). 25T DB Westem VictoPiM C'ship: HG: R. Dulhie 26-26: A: R. Black 30.41. R. Cambes 44-47. T. Flnvel 43.47, R. McDonald 35-36: B: M. g i n p i l l 85.26. D. Kennedy 24-25. M. Phip. 31.33. J. Ough 30-33: C: L. Heard23.25. S. Fraser 23-26. B. Greenaway 22-26. D. Harris 26-30: Veterans: C. Budde 22.25: Isdies: P. Clarke 20.25: Juniors: C. Jorgenson 19-25: Novice: P Pryor 23-25. D. Riohnrd 17-25.

TYRENDARRA 2.12-89 - Fine and windy (39). 2OT Christmas DB: A: R. Dufhic 40.40. Gory Hoyden 40-40. Glen Hayden 28.29: B: S. Elliott 20-20, L. Howlelt 19-20, Ron Millard. P. Vaughan 25.27: C: D. Chapman 19-22. M. Greens 18-22. R. King 17.21. 16PRDrnwn DDBMBFM: G. Steele&S.Elliotl 20.21. C. Smikh & W. WombweU 19-21. 15TChrislmas DB Cont: A: G. Steele 28-28. Rex Millard 27-28. B: N. Menson 18.20. T. Gould 18.20: C- M. Greene 14.16. D. Chopmnn 13.16. H e ~ v a o d Hotel 22m Mies Out: Ron Millard9.9. S. Elliott 8-9.

VENEmIAWRUPa 10-12-88 -Fine. warm (54). 15TDB: A: G. VeUn38-38. R. Waiker 39.40. W. lles 38-40, B: S. Zotti 48-48. D. hlnoarlney 47-48. J. Svcnsson 40-41: C: M. C m o n 24.24. D. Signarotto 23-24. J. ButkazZosl 15.16. 15T SB: A: A. Blease 15.15. W. 118s 88-25. B. Lobley 23.25: B: B. Ha!l 15.17 0. Ferrennto 14-17. D. hfncarmev 13-1P: C: B. R o w o h 16-17. E. ~- ~ . ~ - ~~~~~

~ e r i o ~ ~ o 15.17. S. h t t n 14:16. 15T ~ t s : A? T. spence45.45. W. Iles 44-45. B. Labiey 433.45;B: G. Ferrensto60-60. D. Mwartney 59.60. J . Treviesn49-50:C: C. Smlis 45-48. M. Cannon 44.47. G. Sslvotore42-47. 15TCont: A: B. Lobley 27-21. A. Biease 26.27. T. Spenoe 24-25; B: G. Ferransto 15.15. B. SmOo 26-27. M. Franiacono 25-27: C: B. Roeasch 15.15. J. Buttoazoni 14-15. N. inn^'&& 15.;~. 25T Skeet A: W. 41.41. A. Blease 40-51. 0. Smith 34-35; B: H. Weitzer 31.33. S. Ivmcik 27.30. B. Hall 30-33: C: N. Yiannekov 24.25. S. Zotli 21-25. A. Coarc 20-25.

VICTORIAN 29-11-88 - Hot and humid (rsm). 1989 V.G.C. "Iron Man" Title: S. Zorn 58-60. R. Mark 57.60. W. Collobv 51~60. T. Psd l s 55.60. R. Godfrey 53-60. J. Rizro 53-60.

VICTO- 8-12-89- Warm(64). LSTPS CD: R. Evans. R. Mnrk. B. Mark. F. Cunrfem 45-45. 15T Metered Xmas Hcp: 11-l5m: A.S. Demuri 21.22. A.R. Heritnge20.22; 16.ZOm: M. Gospel 15.16. J. Giloddis 21-25: 21-25m: R. Mark 16.18. R. Evans 15-18: OA. C. lles 16-16.

Vlc loRIAN 13-12.89-Cwl. wst (63). 15T PSCD: M. Itnlls. A.W. Chendler 45-15, R. viney. R. Mark.T.Padn44-45. 1989V.G.C. DBC'ship20Toff15m: 0.4 R. Mark 50-50: A: J. Gilopidia2.&25. M. Itdia21.22: B. S. Mlrnme 49-50. C. T m e r 30-31: C: N. Fortuna 22-23. M.A. Italia 21-22.

VICTORIAN 20.12-89 - (98). loT Pts Reveree: J. Gilopidie. R. Godfrey. S. Zolti. S. Fslmne 26-30. V.G.C. off the fenoe: J. Muscat. Miss Out DB: A: R. Mark 11.1 1. J. Colopidis 10-13. D. Nielson 9.L2. E. ReidS-13; B: C. Iles 10-10. R. Pistone 11-15. L. Spiferi 1 8 14. J. Soppi 10.12. G. Soppi 9 - 1 2 C: N. Asmar 10.11. H. Rasih 9.11. V. Ahmet 8-10, D. Soppi 7-10, G. Heines 7-10.

WANGXRATTA 18.12.88 - Fine and sunny (58). 10T DB 15m: A: M. Feldtm-. 8. Hmoer. A. Pennv: B: T. B-n. C. Mil lhow. C. Riches: C: T.

- . ~ ~ ~ ...... ~ ~ . ~ ~ . - ~ ~ - ~ . ~ " . C: R. Sammon, D. Gebiel. R. Dully: Junior: R. Holloway. 10T Hop: l l m : T. Pis-: 12m: H. S t a l ~ : 13m: W. HoUowov: 14m: K. Willoughby: 15m: T.

~ . ~ ~ ~ ~ . . ~~ . ~

Chsmpion: R. Ssmmon 20.20. Beer Mile results: 1st Mra E. Stamp. 2ndMr P. Krumins. 3rdMr J.T. Mwre. 4th Mr J. Tomasoni. Thanks toeveryone who supported Lhi* fund raising eve"(.

WANGARATTA 17-12-89 - Fine and sunny (35). 25T Skeet C'ship: A: T. Jones 25-25, A. Penney 37.39: B: H. Memery 29-30. K. Law 28.30: C: G. AgnewW-25.V.Tamasoni23.25: Jnr: W. Hollowsy 22.25.25TSkeetHcp: 1st J. Corboy. 2nd V. Tomasoni. 3rd G. Agnew. 25T Skeet Novelty (drawn parmere): R. Sammon a L. ~ r m s m n g 22.25. G. Agnew & D. Hunt 21-25. J. Carboy &C. Milthorpe21.25. Junior DTL 10TSB: Open: W. Holloway 8.10.T. ~ i g r - 7-10: ~ o v l e e : R. ~ o u o w n y 9-10, R. ~ e h t i g 7.10. Yearly Club Aggregate: A. D. Jackel 94.661: B: T. Jones 90.715'u: C: K. Roblnson 86.40%. Junior Aggregates: Open: R. Samman 68.57': Novice: R. HoUoway 55.235.

WONTHaGGI 2-12-88 - Almost perfect apart lrom gale force head mnds (34). 15TXmas DB: A%OA: S . tiegier 15-15, J. Attard 14-15. N. Bull 14.17: B: F. Faon 13.15. W. Perry 12.15. 0. Kendall 14.18: C: G. Milkins 13-15, L. Finch- 13-16. D. Egsn 12.16. 15T Xmas Pta: A & OA: K. Gray 42-45. S. megier 37-45. N. court 35.45: B: D. Kcndnll 40-45. F. ~ o o n 34-45. W. Perry 36-45: C: T. Pederson 36-45. L. Milkins 27.45.L. Gray 26.45.15TXmns SB: A: W. Parks 15-15, N. Bull 13-15, S. Zlegler 11.15: B: R. Barlow 13-15. D. Chapman 11-15. F. F m n l l . l k C: L. Gray 13-15, J. Toif 11-15, G. Milkins 11-17. 1STXmas Cant: A: J. Attord 17-18. R. Jennings 14.15. K. Gray 12-15: B:G.Kent 13.15.R. Bnrlow 13-15. D.Chapmsn 16-22:C:L. Finohsm 13-l5.B.

GUN CLUBS * *SOUTH EAST ZONE

SHOOT* * Sunday, 18th February, 1990

to be held at

METROPOLITAN CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.

O'Herns Road, Epping

1 1.00 A.M. START Event 1 25TDIB Nom 59.00

Event 2 25T Handicap Nom 59.00 1, 2 & 3 BIM

Event 3 50T Skeet Nom 5 18.00 1 & 2 A , 8 & C

Event 4 /Time Permitting)

2OT DlB Nom 58.00 I & 2 A , 8 & C

THIS SHOOT IS PROUDLY SPONSORED BY:

Chris Doyle & Associates Pty Ltd (Incorporated in Victoria) (Esl. 1920)

Licensed Estate Agents. Auclioneeis Property Managers & Insurance Agenl

167 Queens Parade. Cliflan Hill, VIC 3068

Postal Address: PO. Box 60 CliHon Hill. VIC 3068

Telephone: (03) 489 2555 Facsimile: (03) 481 7816

The support of the following organizations is gratefully acknowledged:

T. & C. MOTORS PTY. LTD. 118 Dundas Street, Thornbury Ph. 484 2515 NlLLUMBlK CELLARS PTY. LTD. 379 Belmore Road, Balwyn Ph. 857 8320 & 11 Chute Street, Diamond Creek Ph. 438 1249 CONCORDE LIQUOR PTY. LTD. 70 Ra~lway Road. Blackburn Ph. 894 2555 HILTONS BUSINESS AGENCY 296 Doncaster 1 Road, North Balwyn Ph. 857 4455

S. Zotti Ph. 480 3028

E. Montanaro Ph. 846 1718


METROPOLITAN ClAV "TARGET CLUB

FEBRUARY PROGRAM 1990

Sunday 4 11.30am start, E . 0 or 1st event close lpm.

Event 1. 15tE.0. D.B. $8.00 Event 2.251 D.B. A.B.C. $10.00 Event 3.10prAuto & DriverA.B.C. $9.00 Event 4. 1st Medley Tower. 5db. 5sb. Gts .

1st 2nd 3rd %.nn Event 5.501 5keetA.B.C. $20.00

(1st round 412, 2nd round 1112, 3rd & final roclnrl 7517 1 . . . . - - . . - . , Trophy sponsored by 5. Ivanc~c. O A winnel Safe, 1st A.B.C. Shells

Sundav 11 Event i. 1st €0 . Pointc SR.00 - ~-

~ v e n t 2. 1st D.B. A.B.C. $8.00 Event 3. 1st S.B. A.B.C. $8.00 Event 4. 1st H'cap 1.2.3. & BM 22-25m $8.00 Event 5. 5t D.B. 1.2.3. $8.00 Event 6. 50t Skeet A.B.C. $20.00

(2nd round of trophy shoot.)

Sunday 1 8 . . . Veneto & Abruzzo Shoot. Round 1 South East Zone Team Shoot

Sunday 25 Event 1. 151 E.O. Points Event 2. 20t D.B. A.8.C --.-- Event 3. 201 D.B. 1.2.f. ~9 nn - --.-- Event 4. 151 Tower 5.6. $8.00 Event 5. 1Opr Tower & DTL Novelty A.B.C. $9.00 Event 6. 501 Skeet A.B.C. $20.00

(Final o f trophy shoot)

Practice 12-5pm Skeet, DTL, Tower Tuesdays Skeet & DTL.

President Bert Lobley 467 5932

Secretary N. Pengally

(054) 28 2268

Chapmarl 12-15. I Bollmd 14-19 10T Xmas Triple Rise: L. Gray. D. Kendall 31.30.

WOODS POINT 17.12.89 - Fine and wurm (10). 5T EO CO Pts: P. West 15.15. 10TDB 18": 1st P. wosr 11-11. 2nd M. Grsoie 10-11. 3rd J. Wood 10-11. ZOT SB Ism: 1st M. Grncie 19.22. 2nd J. Wwd 18.22. 3rd P. West 16-20 l0T side Shoat: 1st J. Wood 8.10. 2nd D. Hopkin 11.14. 3rd F. Smlt 8-14,

RIUSBANE 2%-11-SS - 50T DiB: AA: R. Moody 50-50: A: P. Stein 48.50: B: S. Laffey 56-58; C J. MoCnusland M-50.25T SB: AA: R. Moody. P. Freelcagua 25-25: A D . Dundan 22-25: B: J. Keith 26-29; C: R. Andrew- 21-25.25T Hop: IslM. Crombie 25-25.2nd J. Perrow, 3rd S. Mley. 25TPls: AA: W. Stevens 73.75; A- 3. Mitchell 95-89: R: S. LaPPey 72-75: C:R Andrews 76-90. OAHG: R. Aloodv 170-175.

TALLAWALLA GUN CLUB COALFIELDS ANNUAL TWO DAY SNOOT

1990 FEBRUARY 24 & 25

Sat. 24th commencing 9.00a.m. Event 1.50 target COALFIELDS SKEET C'slilp.

SASH a TROPHY OIA BADGES & TROPHIES GRADES $18.00 OIS each 25 targets 2.00

Event 2. 10 targets POINTS 15m CASH DIVIDE 4.00 Event 3.50 targets PRESIDENTS TROPHY Event.

25tgts. D.B. & 25tgls PTS Trophies OIA, A. B 8 C GRADES 18.00 01s each 25 targets 2.00

Sun. 25th commencina 9.00a.m. 1 - Event 4. 100 target "COALFIELDS 100" DOUBLE

BARREL C'SHIP SASH &TROPHY OIA. BADGES &TROPHIES GRADES 36.00 OIS each 25 targets 4.00 The Laurie Chelepy Perpetual High Gun Trophy over this event will be shot and frouhv presented.

o SASh OVERALL HIGH CLIN events 1.4 a D JL 0 l l t R A ~ L hlGH GUN evenrs 7.4 0 F- JRO TARGETS - REFRESHMENTS - MCAI S

d l l n l l ,ill F ,7.-,L--LL

CAMPING AVAILABLE ON GROUNDS e Commrttee reserves the right to alter the programme ~f

necessary. r APPROVED FOR JUNIOR SHOOTERS

KINGAROY GUN

ANNUAL TWO DAY SHOOT

SATURDAY & SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3 & 4,1990

Saturday February 3 - 1 pm start Event 1 Nom. $10.00

O'Neill's Commercial Hotels 25T DIE 15m Trophies A.B.C.

Event 2 Nom. $10.00 Andersson's Fruit Market SIB C'ship

25T 15m. Badge overall, trophies 1 & 2 AA, A, B, C. Optional sweep 12/13 $2.00

Event 3 Nom. $10.00 Nouds Newsagent's Continental C'ship

25T 15m. Badge overall. trophies 1 & 2 AA, A. B, C.

Sunday February 4 - 9am start Event 4 Nom. $12.00

Toyota Motor Sales DB C'ship Badge overall, trophies 1 & 2 AA, A, B, C.

Optional sweep 12/13 $2.00 Event 5 Nom. $20.00

301 DB Handicap 1st. 2nd. 3rd 50% nom. back to shooter.

60/30/10 Calcutta event. Event 6 Nom. 10.00

Dagrabos Thoroughbred Stud (Lloyd & Lyn Champney) Points C'ship 25T 15m. Badge overall,

trophies 1 & 2 AA, A, B, C. l=,,nnt 7 - 7 "... .

Porters Transport and Ryke Fuel 30T Medley (10T DB 15m, 10T DB Pts 15m, 10T DB Hcp)

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

1 High Gun AA, A, 8, C - sponsored by WINCHESTER AUSTRALIA. I

Total nom. including sweeps - $91.00. Ladies, Veterans & Juniors 60% nominations.

Calcutta Event 5 - No deductions from Calcutta. Happy hour 5.30pm-6.30pm (all drinks half price) -

Free BBQ 7pm. Calcutta drawn 5.30pm - Auction 6pm - Camping

facilities on grounds. Accommodation - phone direct (071) area code:

Burke & Wills Motor Inn 62 2933 Pioneer Motel Lodge 62 3999

Motel Oasis 62 2399 Holiday Motel 62 1822 Kingaroy Motel 62 1966

President: Secretary: Peter McDonald Graham B icker ton (071) 62 1682 (071) 64 4141


BRISBANE GUN CLUB (INC.)

Mt Petrie Road, Belmont, Brisbane 4153

FEBRUARY SHOOT PROGRAM

SATURDAY 3rd - 12 noon lOOT Trench

SUNDAY 11th - 9.30am - SKEET Event 1 $8.00

25T Doubles Cash Event 2 $14.00

50T Trophies Event 3 $13.00

50T Cash Event

WEDNESDAY 21st - 7.30pm - Night Trap Event 1 $8.00

25T Dl6 Cash Evenl Event 2 $8.00

25T Dl8 Points Badges

SUNDAY 25th - 9.30am - Trap Over $1000 i n Trophies

S~onsored bv Private Health Services P/L Event 1

50T Dl8 15m Trophies Graded AA.A.6.C.

Event 2 50T SIB Trophies Graded AA.A.6.C.

Event 3 50T Dl6 Points Trophies

Graded AA.A.6.C. M Case of Winchester Cartridges for graded

Events 1-3.

$13.00

$13.00

$13.00

High Guns on

Practice available from 10.30am Wednesday to Friday. Skeet practice irom 9.30am Saturday and Trap practice irom lpm

Saturdav.

President: john Porter (07) 398 4257

Captain: Rod Moody

(07) 208 9362

W. Heywnrd & T. Heinzel 27.27. 2nd L. Sohubert & D. Beelitz 26-27. 3rd J. Hinee &B. Gmwden22-23.25T Skeet: D. Beelitz24.25. L. Sohuben23-25. K.

I BROKEN HILL GUN CLUB I I WEST DARLING CHAMPIONSHIP I -

2 Day Shoot SATURDAY 12th MAY

SUNDAY 13th MAY

Program and trophies to be advertised in April journal.

FOR ACCOMMODATION ENQUIRIES CONTACT

0 The Lodge Motel Cnr Mica & Chloride Sts. Ph (080) 88 2722

0 Silver Haven Motor Inn 577 Argent St. Ph (080) 88 2218

0 Old Willyama Motor Inn 30 lodie St. Ph (080) 88 3355 e Broken Mill Caravan Park Rakow St. Ph (080) 88,3841

Ensuite cabins, cabins, on-site vans

FOR ANY FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

David Murphy Tracy Gray Phone (080) 88 4476 Phone (080) 88 2417 Secretary Asst Secretary Dennis Morton Phone (080) 88 1155 Phone (080) 88 6544

3rd A hloody. 15T OD A: A Vllcvls 15.15: B A. hlelnryre. D Ilvr#nt. C Hnght all 15.15. C S. Pmraon. A Morrlmn both 15.15 1889 Aggregate I ,,"*-.L.,.

~ ~ \ - - ~ , -

President I 3rd A hloody. 15T OD A: A Vllcvls 15.15: B A. hlelnryre. D Ilvr#nt. C Hnght all 15.15. C S. Pmraon. A Morrlmn both 15.15 1889 Aggregate I ,,"*-.L.,. ...--.-.

PORT LINCOLN 5.12-88 -Great. sunny. alight breeze (17) 30T DB Hcp: 1st Joy Curtis 27.30. 2nd Paul Bede 27.31. 3rd Grant Bollen 26-31. ~ R T A U G U ~ T A ~ ~ - 1 1 - 8 8 k 19.11.88-Clearandverywindy (30). 25TBall

Trap: A&OA: G. Bollen 23-25. C. Bentley 21.25: B: G. Spackman 20-25. R. Bisi 18-25: C: J. ~ e d e 21.25. T. O'Comer 21-35.50TClub Skeet C'ship: A&OA: B. Murphy 46.50. G. Bollen 47.51: B: D. I,- 45-50. B. Brifcher 4450: C. B. Johnston48-54, K. Polet 47-54.5UT Club SB C'ehip: A&OA: D. Lymym46-50. C. Bentley 44-50: B: T. O'Comar38-50. B. Brifcher 38.50: C: K. Buaton 36.50. M. Smith 32-50.5TCDEO: 17 ehmfera #hot the possible. 50T Club DBC'ship: A&OA:B. Johneon70-71.D. Lymn68.70. C. Bentley 64-65: B.J. Beale51-53. W. Spackman 50-53. G. Spnckman 48.54: C: J. Curtia 46-50. H. Johnson 44.50. T. hliller 43-50. 2UT Hap: ll.15m: K. Bustan 18-20. M. Smith 16.21: 16-201x1: G. s p a c b a n 38.40. J. m e 37.39: 21.25m: C. Bentley 16-20. G. Ballen 16-20. 50T Club PS C'ship: A & OA: C. Bentley 147-150, C. Smith 134.150: B: W. Spackmon 134-150.5. Bede 133-153: C: A. h e 114.150, M. Smith 113.150. OA HG: C. Bentley 326.350. B HG: T. O'Comor 290-350. C HG: M. Smith 258.350. Veteran HG: B. Murphy 276-350. OA Low Gun. M. Mortimer.

ROBE 10-12-88 - Fine (26). 15T Xmas C'ahip: A: G. Sfeele 28.28. R. Hammat 28.28: B: L. Sima 15.15. C. Brammer 21-22: C: A. ~ o o d y 14-15. I. vearing 12-15. 15T m a s Hcp: 19-25m: G. Steele 27.27. P. Green 26.27: 16.16m: A. MoIntyre 18.18. K. B u n a m t t 18-21: ll.15rn: D. Higgina 15.15. P. Wineer 14.15. 2UT Xmas C'ahiyr A: R. H-at 32-32. V. B w s r 31-32: 8: C. B~~~~ 20.20. K. ~ ~ . - t t i8.20: C: A. ~ o r r i - ~ 22.23. M. videon 21.23.

S.A.G.C. 10.12.88- Hot and sticky (67). 25TXmas Skeet C'ship: OA&B: R. smith 31-31. P. case" 23-25: A: R. Dwver 30-31. T. ~ e n v o n 24-25: C: P. ~unti.; i 7 - i s . TI ~ & ~ w e k i 24-27, 25'li xmaa Trench cship: OA &A: T. Kenvan 48.50. D. Olivem 22.25: B: R. Smith 46.50. H. Wallace 22-25: C: G.

- ~ ~ ~ . - ~ ~.~ w&a& 66.;;. B. ~ o h ~ & n 4 1 . 4 2 : C: P. Marsdens 24-25. D. Renney 40.43.0k HG: 80.85. I968 oat Impmved Shmter: Brad Mureden. 1888 Overall Skeet champion: ~ e r r y Kenyon. 1868 Overall Trench Champion: Terry en yon. 1969 Overall Club Champion: Terry Kenyon.

SOUTH.EAST 3-12.88 -Very gmd. 21% (74). 25T DB Grd C'ship: A & OA: P. Clegget 37.7. M. Medhuret 36.37. A. Smtt 26.27: B: G. Fmat 24.25. G. Wombwell 25.27. G. Norman 24.27: C: P. Jemines 22.25. C. Mevberri 23-27.

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Soott 71-75: 8: R. Crone 75-81. G. Fmst 72-81: C: G. Gilohriat 62-75. A. Mmdy 60-81: ~ a d v : B. wallace: Veteran: B. Jenkins 65-75: Junior: G. Wombweli 66-75. ~att;er Xmas ailso called.

W n K n W A r r 12.11.88- Perfect (25). 25TMurrs.y MaileeDB C'ship: A. L. Schuben 24.25. W. H a ~ n r d 34.36: B & OA: L. Beclitz 25.25. T. Pfciffer 28.29: C: E. Przibille.23-27. P. Prentiee 22.27. 20PR Dea Pahlt Clnas DD is1

~ppiekamp. K. ~ n i b i l l a 22-25. 15T ~uo io r : D. nayword 8-15. W Z L K A W A ~ 10.12.88 -w- & breezy (34). 25T Gordon & AM Warner

Xmas Grd C'ship: A: G. Mchell49-49. T. Heinzel48.48. D. Beelitz 33-35: B: K. Applekamp 32.32. H. Pnrker 31-32. I. Hein 2930: C: N. Rundle 24.25. P. Prentioe 26.30. W. Przibilla 26.30. ZOPR Grahnm & Ruth Michall DD Challenge: 1st Don & L y m Beelitz 16.20. 2nd Keith & Sandy Applekamp 17-20: reat or field SIS: I. Hein & T. Heinrel 9.20. L. Schubert & B. Clothier 16.0. N. Rundle & W. Hnyward 16-20. Novelty Team: 1s t I. Hein. L. Schubert. G. Werner, E. Pnibilla. T. Pfeiffer 135: 2nd L. Beelitz. D. Beelitz. K. Aonlekamo. N. Rundle. D. Humohrev 128: 3rd K. Przibilln. P. Rundle. 1.

HG: L. Beelits.

BUNBURY CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.

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1990 BLUE MANNA CARNIVAL PROGRAM Sat. 3rd March, 1990 - 8.30am 1. P.J. Usher Memorialskeet

Championship. $12.00 25 skeet graded.

2. STATE SKEET DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP (50t) Graded. Proudly sponsored by Security Travel. $19.00

3. City Of Bunbury Skeet Championship $12.00 25 skeet graded.

8.00pm W.A.C.T.A. Annual Gen. meeting at Club.

Sun. 4th March, 8.30am 4. Koombana Challenge Cup

50 DB from 15m. 5. STATE DOUBLE BARREL

CHAMPIONSHIP $19.00 50 DBfrom 15m Graded. Proudly soonsored bv Godfrev Weston Ltd.

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Total Noms $92.00 Reduced noms. for ~adies, Juniors, Veterans. High Gun overallevents a n d l a d y , junior and veteran . . High Gun. Winchester White Flyer traps in use for all DTL events. Campers welcome. N0TE:The commlltee reserves the right lo alter the program "Security Travel" for all "Godfrey Weston Ltd", your overseas and local personal financial travel and advisers. Contact Ron accommodation Trezise in Bunbury on bookings. (097) 91 1823, "We make Contact Tony Piparo in your Money Work". Bunbury on (097) 21 5855.


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