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THE AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 1992 SKEET 1993 TRAP

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ILY 1992 AUSlRAL.LW CLAY TARGET SHOOTHG NEWS PAGE

EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS NOTES

At the time ofwriting arrangements are bclngmadc to condudafull sules of ACTA meeungs in Melbourne. The medlngs are scheduled to mmmence on Wednesday lOth June, llnIshlng on Saturday 13th June, with a meeting between the ACTA ExecuUve Commlttee and members of the New Zealand Clay Target Assodation, namely Rcsldent George Ellls. Past Reddent Graeme Webber and NaUonal Seaetary Adrienne Sears. The visit by our New Zealand Bends Is afollow up to the meeting held in Ncw Zealand in 1991 at whlch tlrne the bond that exlsts between both muntrfcs was greatly strengthened. Many matter will be discussed during the mcetrngs tncludlng 2 8 s loads and theNaUonal Ground subJed, both ofwhlchwillhereposted on in next months CTSN.

ISU The hemauanal ShwUng UNon have announced that as from the 1st January. 1993 the m m u m shot load for both trap and skeet has been set at 24gr. The reason for the change was to reduce both the level ofmlse and the amount oflead shot, both ofwhlch are of lncreaslng con-. AddlUonal changes were made whWl reduce 200t events over three days to 125 rargets over two dayowlth aflnal for the top alx shmters Thls chanee avoUes to both trao and skeet. Shotgunch*s, incl~dln~the~follaruing, whlch are to beintmduced as a t January 1. 1993 are unamcial untll such time as they are published in the UlTjoumal: Tlme Umrt: 10 seconds -Trap and Skeet CeMdges: (1) 24g shot load for all ISU events.

(2) hh imum pellet dlameter -/Skeet -2.5mm. (3) Tolerance + ,131 + .05mm.

Trap Setangs: Trap schemes 1-9, all distances reduced by 5 mtrs. Skeet: New mcedure - stauon by statlon:

(0 1 high single - 1 doubl; = 3. (2) 1 hlgh single - 1 double = 3. (3) 1 high. 1 low slngie - 1 double = 4. (4) 1 high, 1 low slnglc - 1 double h &st = 4. (5) IhIgh. l l o w v - l E b l e = (61 1 low slngie - 1 ouble 3

'fi" in 1 double = 2. (8) 1 hlgh single. 1 low single = 2.

The target changes made by the UIrwlll reflect on o w own Natlonal Champlonshlps which am m e n t l y 200t events. These changes arc shortly to be addressed by the Natlonal ISU ShwUng Cornmlttee and NaUonal ChampIonshIps Commlttee. Early indlcauonls that three 125t eventswfll replace the exlstlngtwo 20Gt e v m with mMmal loss of 25 targets over the SIX days of mmwuuon. Theienucs for the 1993/95/97 World Champlonshlps ln both trap and skeet have been announced as Barcelona 1993. Cyprus 1995 and CroaUa 1997.

- Reference to thls months CISN will show that Bve of our members have been y e d to hold B Grade Judges Ucences with Peter

ed to A Grade. TWs enUUcs Peter to Joln David Mcnck %.::p&lv both from h ~ n s l a n d as bebe ellltlblc to oLBclate a t World Champlonshlps a d Olymplc Games. ton- atulauons to all who have received thelr Un. Ucences whlch r e s s fmm thclr flnal lnvohrcment with last vears World T m & Skeet ChamoloMhlos ln Perth. Full dctaUs are &own dscwh& in the CTSN.

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- h a result of the successful World Champtonships the LllP have awarded medals and dlplomas to be presented to the IndMdual redalents as a token ofaooredauon for thelr elTono on behalf ofthe m - a n d shooung in g&.

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Daalls en thosewho have rccelved Un'rerognlUonwill bepubllshed m the CTSN once the varlaus rcclplents have rceclved th& awards.

Congratulauons are in order to all mncuned as well as the many others whaw efforts mntrlbuted greatly to the success of the Champlonshlps.

World Championship Vide6 - - A professional video Is avdable for purchase as a sowenk of the Champlonshlps. CopIes can be obtained by wriung to Mn AHson Hardlng. PO Box 768. Morley. WA 6062. Havlngvlcwed the video I feel sure that it will be enjoyed by those whowish to have appgonal record.

International Trap Team l h l s month w have o w 8ve member team off to Wales to contest the Van DIemcn Tmphy In Shoulder to Shouldn compeutlon against England. Ireland. Scotland. Wales and New Zealand. The team was selected aver the three Maclclntosh qualifying events and the Mackintosh Open Team Shoot at the W-a Naiionals. The team is s u n t o acqultthemsehreswd and begoodambassadorsforAuatraIla and clay target shoollng. We rvish them w d for their compeUUon. A mecung in Wales In early July will dcdde the future of AustraMs poposal to have a five member team compete ln temaUody on a two year roster& cycle. We as w d as New Zedand are hop& af obtainIngthe support ofthe home countries to bNIgthe proposal to reauty.

DTL Shooter Representative During the murse of the WaggaTrap Nationals, shwters n o m m c d by th& respecuvc State Assodatlons held a meem m elect from their numbers a representauve to the NaUonal &L Shoollng - -. . . . . . . . . - -. NSW shooter Peter Hayman was the person elecwd to represent trap shooters for the two y s r p u l o d endlngat the mmmencement ofthe 1994 trao national. Peter I s one of three ~ e a o l c elected as shooters repres&=wes, each of whom arc w l l l h g g d ready to dlscuss problems that may udst, or to dlscuss suggestions that could better the span. To enable thls to occur contact can be made by wrlting to the resmtlve shwters reoresentatlve at the followlnR addresses:

T& P. H m j m . 71 w&s~. ~a(land ~ ~ ~ 2 8 4 % . Skeet R B u c h 39 Rdllng HU(s R d ChlmsMe Park Vk 3 116. 1SU: 51. Afenck POBu 16. YandfnaQld 4561.

UIT World Cups The AustralIan ShotpunTeam have recently competed ln Europe es part of thelr R e Olymgc program. lndhrldual success was achieved by Russell Mark who won the Double Trap at i s m t o Mth Wchael Dlamood comin ln thlrd. The AustralIan team of Pussell Mark. Mlchael DlamoJ and Greg Ncwcy outshot thdr opposluon to win m g o l d f o r Australlainthe DoublcTrapwhlchhaspvninsLaturr slnce the announcement that Double Trap will become an Olymplc event for both men and women as from 1996.

State Associations Congratulauano to Gemneld's Noel Deeley on hls clecuon a* Resldent of the QCTA replacing WU horn Tom Meadows who dld not stand for re-elecuan. Another chanPe in Ounnsland I s the . . -~- -~ -.----- -. -. ~ ~ -- -.. aowintment of Graham Brom as State Ssrdarv revlacine lane &g Mrs Bev Gdcc who has e l a e d to move on to othe.r&. W; v h h both Noel and Graham wcll in lbelr new d e s and on beh&of all shooters thank Bev for the dcdlcadon she eavs to h u valued mle in clay t&&Fshooung.

The wlnter weather b now with u s and things could appear to be a Uttle bleaker than they d u a l l y are. While some are pmachlng doom and glmm, the 6x3 Is that our munbershlpIs u p In numbus on last year, mavbe not bv a u c a n l amount but neverthelcsr ua. ~ a u o n & the n&t m&r event to look fonvard to Is the &uonal Skeet Chamolonshlm in Perth. Novembv In the west ean eenedlv be relied upbn to croduce good weather to compliment rhc w&lh standard facllluo Lhat m s t aI Whltman Park. Nadonals m-mldy do have that Uttle more about them than other events and honelulk .-- - - ---* many ofow skeet shooters will be l o m e to Puth to contest the Nauonal UUea. For qutte a feu, It dl be 6 d u r n to Whltunan Park whUc others may posslbly be mJoylng the grounds for the ilrsc m e . Whichever. the mrlahm Is that thcv MU enlov th& oartldoatlnn a d . - = . . . - .- the frIendlv~tmosohe& of w e s t ~ & ~us t r& . Unul nutmonth*od shooting to all.

Alan J Maher Executive Mnctor

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LOOKING BACK TO OUR BEGINNING 1927 and in between

by George Biggs, A.C.T.A Historian 1937 was a point in Ume when o w sport became a nauanal body to be known as the AustralIan Clay Pigeon Trap Shmtln AssodaUon (embodying the Vletorlan Clay Target Assodatlon). l%e Victorian AssadaUon had been formed same several years earllcr, actually in 1927. At thls Ume clay w e t shoaters decldcd to break from t h e b e blrd assadauon and form th& awn state body. Rceldcnt and Secretary of the State AssadaUon were W H. G. J m e s and hfr (BU) McCuUough. BU McCuUough swcdaperiodofSOyearsas S e m t a r y of our Assoclauon. untll he retired in 1965. Objects of the newly formed AssocIaUon were to develop the spon of day plgeon shooting, promo& and cruxlurage the formatlon ordubs. munlrv and s m c assadauons. Subscrlpuons for aEUlatlon to the Assoclallon shan be iu follows - foradub (not &lated toacaunuyor stateassodaUon). tamgulneas w m u m - for individual members. a reasrraaon fee of two i-9 and slx pence per m u m . All subsdiptlom shall become payable as from January 1st in each year.

AC.P.T.S.A. 1937 Book of Rules and Remlations - Shooting Skeet [English style). The rule book desmibes skeet as a form of clay target shwUngwhlch mmes nearest to actual shoaWg candluans in the Bdd, both in the varletyofanglcsat whlch the blrds are thrown and in the style of shwtlng. English stylc shaallng remained vcry low key in Australla untll the early 1950s whnasmall group of shooters. indudlng myself. w e responsible for American style skeet beingaccepted for compcuuon. It wasonly then that skeet became a oooular cart ofour swrt.

The Problem of 'Flinching' What is the cause and how do we get rid of it? No Beater mtsfortunc can befall a t r a ~ shwter than to be attacked

~iagram shows t i e layout o f the 1927 ~ n g ~ s h system of skeet MU; a case of what is h o r n as ~lin&ing: The term refers to what shoollng. Today there is little dIflerena between Engllsh and Seem9 to be a temporary paralysis of c e m nerues, producing an Am- skeet, one u a p u o n i s E sh skeet has no number d@t lnabufty to pull the trigga at the psycholo@d moment. Whfle it is stamn. In place they rake a double%m station four. not painful u a p t to one's self-esteem. i t is most annoying and is ?he rule book oes on to a&se ona =,,,*re ofgun for or.skca,. fatal to good scores. Anybody who can offer a sure cure for it would As skeet provlies aserles of shots similar to those actuallymctwlth zzg of k~ shooters throu@outthe in the field. me b k advises that the most s,,,me gun for this mmpaluon is Itdoesnot speclallyadadrnoice. infact. It seems to take hold rather actually a e gun -whether it be 12, 16 or u) gaugt (1 amd&ft of more mature shoaters. Even experts are &able to be seized wlth it. recammen%ls &a). but wfiy i t comes and how it goes appears never to have been

satl&dorih, settled. The maln&uble, however, sekms to be located i n the trigger linger. whlch cannot be persuaded to pull the trig@ at the right moment. Thls applIe8 to nlncbing' proper. not to the iUncblng, or rather the

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DIAGW\M FOR SETTING OUT SKEET GROUND

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The nut thing is how to getrld ofit Columns h~vs been wrltten on the subject, and any number of mrcs suggested, butwe donot seem to be any nearer a solution of the problem thanwe were ten oraftem

1993 OLYMPIC years ago me following, however. seem to be the best suggestcons DISCIPLINE .NATIONALS to makt to persons &ted wlth thls misfortune. Mth a vlew to havlng them glven a t r W as a possible means of m e - (1) Stop shooUng for awhile, so that Ult 1s thcnervous system that

Darwin, NT 1s out of jolnt lt may be glven a chance to become normal Most of the condluons for the 1993 Nationals will be as per previous

(2) Examlne the of your and take hold of i t firmly In fact. O.D. Carmvals inc-aUng recent UTT rule changes gtipltss you wauldwhen oomg Notewhr th~thcgt ip 19 large enauB to comfoltabb 811 the hand Ifit ls not, -wrappa

ThepurPosc of this noU= I to advlscyou ~ f t h c aspects ofa*cndinS

wlth whipcord, or get some expert with the needle and thread rn aNatlonals in Darwln that are d&ent.

sew a plcce of chamolsleather around it. Kit is too large for you Consida anMng a week earlier 01 de~art(ng a week after the to grasp -fly. sandpaper It down until lt Just fflls the hand carnival andmakc the 1993 O.D. Nationals ahollday dcsmatlon

(3) The tmuble may be in the length of the stock, or the way you are -there ls plenty to s n and do In Darwin for the f a d y wNe the hold@ the gun. Ask expert advlce on thls point, and if it 1s Nationals are on. thoughtthat the stoeklsallttle too short, add arubber butt-plate These Nattonals arc to be run in mnjunction wlth the 1993 tolengtbenltablt: or Utt s m s toolong, have agunsmlth remwe &-a Spolrs F u W -a slmllar format to the Oceanla Cameo

In S k in 1091. Arafura S p r t FesUval competitors wlll be squadded ~~WyfromNattonalscampeUtors.Tcamsfram the Southern amas of Australla may not compete for Arafura Sports F e s W medals. Arafura Sports Festlval compeiltora wlll also be shootlngin our National and Commonwealth Utles . Due to the r u m g of the kafura Sports FesUval. both accommodaUand alrfares wlll beln short supply -8wk Early You may book accommodation through the Arafura Sports Fcsllval booklng afLlcc, complete packages through the N T GovemmcntTourlrtBursaulnaU capItalsuccptHobart orfares through your travel agent. . The Darwln Gun Club has ample facUlties for those wlsblng to caravan or camp. Hot showers, t de t s . washlng and BBQ facfitl~s They can cater for up to 30 caravans. same powered sltes a d a b l e . Further caravan sltes areavdable ln commercial parks - 2 mlnutes from D m Gun Club

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OLYMPIANS ON THE WAY TO BARCELONA

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Ausualla's Shot Olympians Russell Mark. Mlchael Dlamond The weekend of May 9th and lOth saw the eomplcuon of the Broken [trap) and John e m m e r s iskcel) an now in the last stages ofthdr HUI GunClub 1nc.s West Darllng Champlonshtp shwt. One hundred meoaratlon for Boreclom. after what has mabablv been thehest ever LndMdual shooters twk oartwlth camoetlrors travelh@fram all over ~ ~ - - ~~~~~ = --- ~~-~

~ustralla. bo6uetlUve lead up to the Olym~lcs thatatAustraltralkhas evcr had. . . World Cu s contested du 1991 brought oulstandlng sucasa The chilly and sometunes windy condluon* of Saturday, plus chllly p a u c u l a r ~ for Russell and%n who both won UlTWorld Cups and but ruuonablc weather on Sunday. helped along by the attendance went on to comvete in the World CUD Flnals at Munlch ~ r l o r lo the of charnuion shooters saw the a h e of some ble breaks. . - - Pu7h cham~lonshl~s wNd praduc* a sllvk for Two no&lc breaks were achieved. onc by lady shooter Faye Burron Mlchael Dlamond nfter an exdtlng final round. h m Kerang. who shot a personal best of235 whlch Is also thought During 1992 John has shot in the USAat the Los Aneelcs World CUD to he a n Ausixallan record for a ladv shooter. Thc other came Lorn ~ h & g a v e r ' credltablc seventh. Russdl, Mlchdand John th& local shooter DanynNlcholls who shot a personal best of 437, wlth went on to shoot in a Pre-Olympic wmpeUUon in Barcelona which Lynne Curtis again managlng to take part but flnlshing second. was organlsed by the UlT to enable Olymplc shooters to get the feel Congatulatlans to all of you. of the Olymple ShwUng Range. under the leadership of Olymplc me results an as fallows: ShooUng Team Manager David MacFarlme. Following Barcelona, the Olymplc Shooting Team Coach. Robert

1) Sihsr City Ouru &Amma Handicap 20t. T l s was conducted over three meterage groups in wlndy

Smlth took the team to Italy and Germany to contest the last of the condltlona which helped handicap the shooters with only seven World Cups before the all Important Olymplc Games in Barnlorn rnrsslbles being shot - 21-25m -N. Court 30/32. 16-20m -E. Whfle not yet at their compeUUve peakfor B a d m a , the expaleme -Coop 24/24 a& 11-15m -R Dowllng 27/27. g&ed during thdr lead up mupled with the Intenme tralnlngthat 2) -ddk MR 26t D ~ . they are currently undergoin wiu hold them in good stead for the Wlth Samsung vidm recorders be&@ &st in each grade, local most important compeuUon &ey have ever taken part in. shwters a w e d well wlth J. S m . D. Lemmlch. R Dowllngand

and countrv success. SI - - . ~ - ~ ~ - - - - ~

Congratulauona to our shotgunners on thdr selection and also to Brctt Dunstantook the Overall in thfs event a f k ~ alen offwhich had to be carried over to Sunday w & Y & ~ ~ members0ftheAustrallan05rmplcTeamwho~becMtesttngthe U&t and Brett u;perlenclng gun trouble, d e d a halt on plstol events. Sahlrdav aRrmoon. Overall and AAwpntto Brett wlth 210/210. --.. ~ - ~ p ~ ~~ ----- ~.

Ompic Team 1992 -Barcelona, Spain &&mndG~~gradewas B. Webb 209/210. R Mack t o o k ~ g m d e Shotgum R. Dl& M. Mamond J. Summs. €€1/62. G. Mclilltllan took B grade 69/70 and M. Davis toak C %tok P. Adams. B. S a q s t m h P. Murray. L. I+& @ade 34/36. caaclr. R. SmVh 4) Buttercup Bakeries mght SB C'ship 26t.

D. MmFrnlane Aposslble eluded all shooters wlth only three 24s being shot. F. DImasta'B'grader managed to take the O v e d . shooUng28/29.

51 (ieorae & NeU Emskin. Memorlpl Paints C'shlo 26t. . An evVent that has been wnducted for many years'and has proven tobeapopulareventtobewon.Afteral~y shootoff. L. Knlght was the eventual Overall w l n ~ ~ ~ with 213/213. pushed by D. NlchoUs who ended on 210/213 and second in AA grade.

6) Broken Bill CiR l S t DB. Wlth a h s u n g lV up for grabs in each grade. where agaln the mmpeUUon was hard. After l a s Q the shoot off in the prevlous event. Danyn NlchoUs declded to dig in this t h e and was eventually rewarded wlth a wln and a top break of 437. Faye Burton also succeeded in taking out a lengthy shoot off to take the Agradewlth 191/191.

7) Rick Jonas Sheprlng 8B C'ship. Thls was the last event of the day and went to Glen Hayden (60/60) after a s h w t offfar Overall. Local junior shooter J. Spaln collected hts second sash for the weekend, as dld Merv Peetz.

There were iwo teams events conducted over the weekend wlth the McKean Shleld on the hardlcap and the W111yama Shield on the glft on Sunday. Melbourne won the McKean Shleld from a double cou~ltback wlth HomU 42/100. B. Perks. J. MoUca. N. Court. 1. McJames and C. Zaeor shared the spoils. Geelong team members S. Haberman. L. Cut%< G. McHemy. ~ T ~ u m t a n a n a ~ l e n ~ a y d e n toak out the other shWd wlth 5 posslbles -125/125. The Red Robin Dell Overall Hlgh Gun for the two days went to a shooter who had the excellent posslble score of 145/145. Glen Hayden. Thh was a top achlevem&t not to drop a target over the two days.TheMusldansClubLadlesHlQl Gunwastakenout by D. Doyle with a atat rare 136/145. Musldans Club Junlor Hleh Gun was won b y l d shooter Johnathon Spab 129/145. ~ u z d a n s Club Veterans H(gh Gun went to B. Jenklns 134/145. well done all. Without o&varlal sponsors, shooters who attended over the two davs would uerhans seem to merelv comwte for their chosen swrt . h & v e r t h a s t6 the generous s;pw&of our sponsors - ~r; lken Hill Community Credl? Unlon. Jones Shearing. Buttercup Bakeries. Red Robin Dell. Sliver City Guns & Ammo. Sand* Australla. The Gun Rack. Musldans Club. Shannon Electrics.

AUSIRAIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS JULY 1992

RoxUa Distributors. Keith Rldty. Samsung Electacs. Brid estone Melbourne Gun Club and Bob Buchan are to be applauded on the Tyre Centre. Broken Hill Bottle Yard. Winchester Aus t rda and prcscntatlon of the club and grounds. The VCTA thank thelr NichoUs Printers. o w competitors had sashes and tropMes In excess supporters and sponsors for thelr support. Arch MacKlnnon and of $11.000 to compete for. We must sincerely thank all these GeoEWallis in the onlce contribu&ed to the success ofthe event as sponsors for helping to make thIs another successful and very dId the Shoot Marhshall John McVitty, who ensured the smaath flaw enjoyable shoot. of the enme weekend. Thanks must also go to our Committee and Executive members, who owlng to the unf&unare death of our S r r r e u r y (he is very s d l y mlsocdl have had the m o a work load of argmIslng thc omce and ensudnn that everwhhw was in order. To the ladles and cents m the ldtchen-wfio kept ;s fedTthe guys behind the bar, the afn;ce workers. L11e trappers arid Ucket sellers and everyone who helped in any way to make lhls a successful shoot, we say agreat bl 'bank you.' Last but not least we thank d the shoaten who travelfed from near and far, because wlthout your attendance there can be no shoot. We apologlse to trophy winners for no t having any photos, our photographer had a mfshap and we have none to show. Full results of this shoot arc to be found in the shoot result section of S.A.

VICTORIAN STATE SKEET CARNIVAL

In excess of MI skeet shooters attended the Victorian Clay Taxget Assodatton Skeet Tltles held at Melboumc Gun Club o v a the ANac Dav Weekend. The Brst event on the Friday was the State Graded Champlonsblp and despite good condltionsonly anepossiblewasrecorded.thisfrom Doug Menara. Lee BrownbIll shot an excellent 98/100 to take the Ladles title. Rob Holloway's 97 eave him the Junior Utle. - Satwday's event was the 5Ot Clty uf MdboumeSkcct Chmplonshlp Evcntual Overall m e r was Glen Clarke wlrh an 83/83. Sunday again produced m d c e n t w e a t h e r . There Is no doubt that late Apdliear& May's wcnlher Lrr Melbourne is Just fanmue. llxe llrst everit an Sunday was the 50t Melboumc Skect Chanplorlshlp and luntor. Rob Hollowav was to come out on ton wth a flne 64/64. The VCTA S l a v Doubles sow anew recurd far Doubles bclng set. Ian Hale. Overall Utle winner ond AA grade wvlner Glen Clarke both deserved to wln. but alas onh. one can. Both are to be conaatulated on excellent shwtlng, and th i score of 86/86 should s t a d for same m e . The Bnal event was also to declde the HI& Gun winners for the weekend. Open Hlgh Gun went to G l u ~ fiarke wlth an &=iuent 248/250. W c s Hlgh Gun on 241/250 was Carol Ogdcn whflst Junior. Rob ilalloway capped oITa great weekend wth 239/ZCW. Open State Postal Team High Gun was Wayne McCaNty on 58/58 whllst Katie Ltghts 25/25 gave her the Juntor Team High Gun. Melboumc Gun Clubs 1170/1250 gave It the Club Team Trophy. Members ofthe team w e r c M w Whitelaw, Tim hi-. Paul hrmns. Doug Menam and Glen Clarke. - 7 h c South East Zone retained its unblermshed record in the Zone Team Match. Davld Cunnlrtgham. Tun Evans. Doug Me-a. Ian Hale and Paul KrumLns made u p the wlnninggroup.

Open High Gunruhm WayneMECarUyl being e m g c h h d by VCTA S h ReJ(denL GLen WmdhnWr

WhmDfUlF VCTA SLnte Sket Champi0n.Q

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ALICE SPRINGS GUN CLUB

HI there from the centre1 Well 1942 has ldcked off to a good start after illmost & r e mondts lay offdurvrg summer. Our n e i lbls o a p Is working ULe a d r m and shwters are enjoying the excellent tareets. New members land some old faces who have returned to the fola have boasted the club alone and after what looked llke a shaky start to the year. thin s are l o a h g pmtty ood Keen shooters a d regular rollups are h$ping immensely a n f m o k l e has never been higher. Thanks and goodbye to Stwe L d e y and Paul Hoffman (and lamUy1 who helped the d u b along during tough ames and who have returned to the green nelds of south east Queeruland. A c e n i r a l ~ u s t r ~ l a n WIl team travelled to NorfolkIsland for the 11th Armual Clav Target Tournament In February. Rumour has it that a ood llmcvks ha> by all. but lhoscN.1. tar cis werea blt too N N l l n g

fthe boys aren't raylngmuch.just the odsmumble a b u t bourbon. ovsters and black cvesl. Well done to Steve for hls ~laclnes in the skeet and ball tran & to Lance for his win in the wintsm>. - Yulara Gun Club hosted a n excellerrt Easter Shoot whlch was attmded by Tanya, Lance and Jlmmy from the Alice. We were feur in number but we brought home our aharc of the bacon. Well done Dasher. Col, Rod and the Yulara boys for a great shoot and a big thank you to the sponsors for thelr splendid support. D m Gun Clubs Annual Shoat In Julv should oravlde same excellent cornpetitton. Let u s see some afyou souUicrners there Don't forpt the Honda hlastcrs Games day target shoollng at Allce Springs Gun Club October 22-24. Good shooting and remember They break easier in the Centre.'

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UIT JUDGES It 1s with p l~asure that I am able to mnUrm the appointment of Uve members of the Assodatton as UIT B Grade Judges:

JahnFlssloll (WN. Peter Stdke (WN. Murray A l d e r OYA). Brian h s s e r UiSW. Len Norman (Qld).

These appointments are as a dkectresult ofpartldpation a t the 1991 WolldTrap and Skeet Champlonshlps atwhlch allflve mmpleted the necessary requirements of the WIT whlch enable their m e s s to be put before the Judges Committee for consfderatton. In addluon it is pleasing to be able to con%rm the elevauon of Peter Qulre fmm B to A Grade Judge, an appointmat which carries with it the authorliy to ofEdate at all levels of the UlT including World Chamolanshl~s and O h n l c Games.

Congratulatfons to the newk a~pmved ludees, whose efforts on

Alan J M e r Thls Is the month our shooters have been waiting for, to show thelr skills a t Barcelona. Good shootinr! and best of luck fellas.

DORRIGO GUN CLUB It was a phone call h m W a a u Fhh In New Zealand that confirmed we had won the h r pootal shoot with o w NZ slster dub. It was shot with two A aadc. rwo B made and hva C a a d c shooters. with the

nfteriaurmonrhsofrebulldlngandrelocaungrhefadllurs, members best nvc scores toapply& shot over 50 m&sdouble barrdpolnts of the D a d o Gun Club staged rhclr Grand Op=n~ng Rogram on We dldn't shoot so good and turned up 667 polnts and was surprised Sunday 3rd%ay. W&au Flrth only tallled 615. under i f w e but cloudy sky seventy shooters fmm Guyra. Armldale. Coffs Harbour. Tamworth. Glen Innes. Yamba. Kempsey. Grafton, Inverell. Taree-Wingham a n d Dorrigo clubs competed for cham ionship honours as well as 81.W prlze money and trophles on o&. Two champlonshlps were contested in the flve events totalling 105 targets shot over three automaiic layouts. Therelocated club's fadllties were ofndally opened by the President of the Northern Zone Clay Target Assadation MI John Kent who congratuiafed the club on thelr efforts to be back as a functlonJn.e clurin such a short period of time.

- me daysproce~~werehlghllghted byapresmtation to~resldent John Cunnlngham of the honour of IiTe Membership of the Dorrlgo Gun Club. for hls d-on to hls club and the sport of clay target shooting, by Mr Col Burt from Tamworth. DlsunguLshed guest Mr Andrew Fraser MP oifklally s m d the days &ties by breakhg the k ~ t target Many thanks must o to the ladle; in the canteen for the lunch and afternoon tea pmvlfed, and to all the vlslting referees and scorers who helped to make the opening shoot a great success. Nl results of the shoot may be found in the rear seNon. A date to remember: August 2nd Do-o Gun Club Annual Open Shoot.

Brian Moncrieff Secretary

10-5 A dliferent story with our three way shoot between Big Bore. Small B m and Clay Targets wlth Small Bore taldng the trophy. We dld however re- the tr hy b e M a n Small Bore and ourselves as Bundabwffs day was %anged to thls day, and we were unable to attend &her because of our Interclub shoat. -

Bundy where Ncll &rry, a t it again. took aut the Ovaall and A In the 2% Skeet. Overall and A U1 10 PI DR A grade 251 PTS and combined wlth Rob Rehbdn to fake the DDs. needless to say he took the A grade High Gun. and Spencer Plath took the FM Hlgh Gun Cangratulatlons to John Straughalr who attended hls Ilrst Queenslam3 Carnlval atTownsullle and took C adcplaclngs in three state chamolonshlos. He anivcd home a-gd hls Orot shoot and shot well &now compete in B grade.

10-5 Gymple's 1007 DB day - A grace V. npman. B grade L. W u c and C grade S. Edgcrton. Good to see SyMa and B(I1 Edgcrton back shoating. Sow 1 didn't make i r

Mawborough putonabeauuful day for our lOOt Cont. thanks to the vlslbrs t iom Bundy and Gymple make u p the numbers with pay

After G. Burllson mlssed shooting the jackpot It was dedded to have another event with plenty of time left. By thls stage Harry and I had run out of puff so we headed off early. So I must say a thank you to the people who dld all the work Including the kltchen ladles. ~ h e d o & t t w a day shootanthe 18thard 1 Q t h J u l y i s t h e h h l n e Coast Bundy Is back to the 1st Sunday. Gympic the 2nd Sunday and Maryborough the 4th Sunday. A suggestion to those shooters who don't retain thelr CISN. Instead of throwing them away see if your local doctor, dentist etc. would mind you adding them to the literature available for patknts to peruse whllst waiting. We just may be able to pick up afew shooters. - ~

U you want to uy your luck to get to Norfolk Island in 1993. one chance in four hundred at $25 per Ueket . . .post now to: MCTC. PO Box 590. Maryborough. Qld. 4650. - Gmd shooting to all and till n d ame, see you at the shoats.

Open6ng shot thm by MIA& Rarer. M ~ n b a of -fa C# Harbour, rcaWhed by Jdvr Cunnblghnm R e s W a d Ye member.

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1992 AGTA PRESIDENTIAL MEDAL

Nomlnatlans for thi prestlglous award are now open and should be forwarded to reach the Executive Dtredor no la& than October 31. 1992. NormnaLLons recetved wlll be placed before the Management Committee for thelr canslderauon and deddan. No camspandence wU1 be entered lnto reeardlne m v namlnauon rcmvcd. - - . The following nomlnatlm guldeUnes apply: . Acceptance -NomfnaUons only acceptable through

Stste Assoclauons or ABBllated Clubs. . Presidential Medal -Awarded to a person for thelr contrlbutlon to the development af the sport. . Judging Pnncl -Management Committee. Closing Date -October 31. 1992. PO Box 557. Mount Waverley. Vlc 3149.

NOTE -The receipt of any nomdnatlon does not necessarily relate to the awardlng o f a Presldentlal Medal.

PREVIOUS RECIPIENTS: 1980: G. Porter. Qld. 1981: R C. Mules. SA

G. R Rkhards. WA J. N. Thomas. Vlc.

1982: R F. Buchan. Vlc. 1983: No Award. 1984: L. F. Blrd. N W

A. J. Smlth Qld. 1985: No Award 1986: T. Comerford. Qld. 1987: G. Blggs. VIc. 1988: R M. HolU?eter. WA. . 1989: R. Varley. N W . 1990: E. F. HawMns. NSW. 1991: No Award.

MOUNT ISA GUN CLUB Along wlth other sportlng compWuons held durlng May Day long mekend, clay target shwtlng was no ercepuon, wlth excellent results for Mount Isa. Agroup of gun club members travelled to the coast for the Annual SateTrap C m a l held thls yearatT0w~vll le Gunclub. Held over three days, shooters from all over Queensland battled It out for the state tltles. Emerglng victorious were Greg Matthews. Clayton Cusadt and Cedle Edmonds who won places in the Open. Julllor and h d l e s teams resocctlvelv. An excellent eEort Mount 1% can be ~-

moud of. Last Sunday was Mount Isa Gun Club Inds May Shoot. Shwtlngln sUghtly humid condltlons aftcr Saturday's rain. the day started with a 50t Skeet eventwon by G. Ladbrook (A grade) 47/50 and D. Stone (Cgrade) 46/50. Eventtwo 25tBallTrapwasyetanother clasercsult. 1st Rob Cusack 24/25 and 2nd T. Matthews one behlnd on 23/25. After lunch the Down the h e program commenced wlth a 30t Medley.Agradewaswon by G. Matthews48/50. BgradeJ.Edmonds 58/60. C grade G. Palethorpe 46/50 and D. Grade P. Wlllmx 37/50. A 50t DB followed, where A grade was again won by G. Matihews 55/56 aftcr a shoot off. L. Matthews won the bestjunior of the event wlth 45/50. T h e m a e v e n t and dlmax to the days shooungwas~he 251 Nonhern Zone DB CanUncntal allnrs Champlonshlp. Clonarry's hot shot Ron Krves rolled the neld achlsvlnl! Ovwall wlth a posslble 75/75 ln mexcehentperformance. Ronwil l~wtalny beafoice to be reckoned wlth an the 23rd & 24th a t Normanton Gun Clubs' Annual Shwt. Rdaxatlonand celebratlonwerethcn the order of theday afterabusy start to the shooting month, wlth north west Queensland showlng the way.

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SOUTH AUSSIE NEWS Nationals in Waam Waeea - - Some 32 South Australians attended thls years Nationals In W u a 2 Two members. namely Denls Ly- and Wchard Dean sh-ot

and w e d pladngs In the Opm Mackln toshTa . Traccy Gray made the Ladles Maddntosh Team and aauallv went on m Hleh Gun - the Team event. Ex South Auaule. Craig &nUcy. made good and galned the pladng ofllrstreserveInthc AustraUanhtullatlonalTeam ta shoot in Wales. ?he South Ausslc Ladles Team dld the best of the O m . Ladles and Junior teams repsesenthg thdr state in the Shoulaer to Shoulder Team Event golng d m to Vlctorla by only one target.

SA Skeet Carnival May 23rd & 24th The South Ausvallan Gun Club played host to thls y e a s SA. Skect Camid. BeauUful autumn weather held out for the twoday camhral. vlsltors mrmng from Melbourne. MUdura and Broken Hlll as well as the usual Sou& Aussle regulars. Scores were sum&dnehr low mnsfderine the u d e n t weather mndlUons (some ~ b b i n ~ o f t h c ~ l t o & thdr smres -"couldn't they shwt Uthe weaUlu was good?." and all Utlco were taken out by only one mmpetlmr scorlmg a p a l e a 50/50. The first went, 50t Citv of Adelaide Skeet Championahlo was taken out by Ron Smlth (Lower N o h ) with 50/50. thc s s o n h went. the 5 0 c Festtval Clry Skeet Champlonshlp was won by Leo Charles IS.AG.C.1 wlth another 50150and the 50t S.A. Skeet Chamolonshlo &a wonbv vet another &uth Aussle. Fred Guyatt IS.A.G:C.) wit& 50/50. ?hi hl went. the 25t Skect Doublcs v& won by Ian Hale IVlcl with a score of 24/25. Overall Hlgh Gun wmt to lan Hale after a three mund shoat offwlth T h e Leeend' Les Charles. Veterans HI& ~~ ---- ~ ~ - --- ~ --

Gun went to Peter Caddv and ~ a d ~ & H1eh Gun to Jov Curtis. - South Australia's Skeet Team to head for the Path Nationals I s Les Charles. Red Guyatt. Ron Smlth. Danlel Burton and Pnbert Dower. Not a bad lwklne Learn. Too SA shooter was Les Charles.

MIS ElvaChurcheswas present to gh.e theMonarto ClayTarget Club team members the Syd Churches Memorlal Shleld after having won the team shoot. Team members were Graham Mtchell. Tony Rohrlach. D a d s and Spros H&opoulos and Denls Lynn -they shot 123/125. Highlight of the evenings presentations was the bestowal of Merlorious Medals to both Erlc Commons and Peter Caddy -two 'oldergentlemen'and stillvery active shooters, who havepenmany years of service to thelr own dubs and to thefr fellow shwters here In thdr home state. Comatulattons fellas, this was lust a small token in a p p r e w o n f o r &at you have glven to u s all:

Ruth Michell S.A. News Reporter

FINLEU GUN CWB The Flnlw Gunclub held its shoot on hlav 9th. Inwarm and doudv condltiois. Event 1 was a 10t DB Eye dpener wlth four posslbl& shot. The second a f t a w n eventwas a25 t db and winner ofAgradc &a shoot offwas Mlck Fraglammo with 56/56. MI& outshot Kev McCumsUe. Next u o was the monthlv G. A. Edwards Munorlal CUD a 10t SB Hand lcaphch was won fa; the second consecutive month by Club Pnsldent Chrls Rees. A BBQ teawas enJoyed More the &st of thenight events whlch was a25tDB.A shoot&deddedthe chamulonshlo andA5adewfnner. wh~ch was ~ d c k o h e r 45/46 froin Trcv6r ~ l c k s 4 4 / 4 6 . The second nlght event was a 2% PIS shot from 15m wlth A. 5 and C made winners Darren Bourchlcr. Mal Plant and Bob Lambourn

O v k l HI& Gun for the day was Darren Bourchler from Dcnillquln 131/145, with the Front Marker Trophy @Ing to the ever popular Mng of the BBQ. Colln Dnuy.

- The lko Man Team Trophy O d d y donated by Tlm Evans) went to Tlm Evans and Ian Hale, so the mphlcs flew back to Vlctoria wlth them. h urss a oleasurc havlne thelr m o a n v . and that of Brlan ~ -~ -~~~ ~~ ~-~~~~ ~ ~~ ~ ~

Thomsonand&b Old (not scenlere slmethe &stem Gemesl.That old rlvally bdwcm thi South Aussics and the V l u doesn't dampen the f&ndshlps made -hope to see you again next year.

Central Zone Carnival May 24th Thls paNcular carnival was held In mnjundlonwith the SA. Skeet Carnhral wlth the h m of boostlne numbers -no such luck. - W s Lymn took out the Cenual Zone 2% DB C'shlp wlth 79/79. the Cenval Zone 251 PS C'shl was won by Tony Rohrlach wlth 1 1 6 / 1 1 7 a n d R o d F l m - ~ e o d v s h o o t e r t o shoottheoosslble In the Central Zone 25t m e BiUTel f?'shlp. Guy Yoannldls h o t the possible 20/20 In the Handkap and Overall Htgh Gun went to Ron Smlth who shot 138/145.

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MEXICANS IN FNWQ FNWQ as I discovered stands for Far N o h West Queensland. spedllcally Karumba, when friends Paullne and W a r d called wlth GI invitation. They are worldng thew way arourld Australla and happened to seek employment wth Lou Solad (G & J \Veldlng). Lou I3 the Secrerary of the Karumba Gun Club and he Lrrvrted them, and through my wife Jane and I, to attend the Easter shoot. As we were pl our friends for some flvhlrgg it s emed appropriate to as well. As I was not a n ACTA member a t the Ume I had some homework to do, but first thlngsftrst. Karumba 1s a small town In the south east corner of the Gulf of Carpentaria. Itls about 4,WOlons from Melbourne byroad and three lane lllehts away bv atr. - . . The cllmatc and geography are harsh. wlth temperatures regularly In the 40s durlng summer and humldlty In the hlgh 90s. mcn in mld Aoril the ternusatwe and humldltv seemed to suck the enerrtv out afthe hludcaks. Thls environment breeds arugged and IndepGdent type of person and it is debatable whether the sharks, crocs or the was a bandit Kevin 'Bushy' Eames who was t e e t a g PromoUan to locals are tou~her. B grade but who had somehow managed to stay In C grade. ~ - - - ~ - The Karumba Lodge Motel, the maln waterlnghole. has two bars: the &al h w l t h cement floors and furnllure bolted to the fluor lcome as you cue). and the'suave'bar where shoes and a shlrrare required. The dace i a haven for llshermen who ~ a c k the dace a t Easter see& m n t e r , sueenftsh, lewnsh and &a. The Gavel lltecaturr rlrglecisio menu& that for &ch of these dcslrable speelesyou must catdl 15-20sllmy andvenomauscatilsh. Icaughtobout 100ofthese and In the end became so ekoerr at removlne them I devised a new method of releasine them w l h earden shear; - - I was trllormni that the shoot was an ACTA event and I had to Joln to compete. As a newcomer to this type of shootln I felt I needed some exoen advln on the toolc h m sumrone wltf uoedence as well as ; dose of 'anlmal cubing.' After some resear& I found a gentleman called Jack MarrvUle a t Frankston Australla to provide advlce. Jack 1s a n old poacher from way back with marry trophies to hls credlt, who has recently resumed shootingtrapafter ahreak ofmany years. He was able to explain trap shootlng techniques and glve me some Ups on compcUUon. He also suggested that my Beretta 5682 Sporting needed a trap stock as he observed considerable muzzle fllp. (At $700 for a new stock thls was one plece of advice I canvenlently ignored). Geoff Wallls of Frankston Australlawas happy to take my money and he and Jack looked a n with some $ee as I approached my first compeuuan. I have to admit after shooting 30 stralght in pradlce I thought the game was easy, however 37/50 In a DB event soon brought me to my senses. After thls brlefIntroducUon It was off to Karumba. The Karumba Gun Club conslsts of verv few members as we dlsmvered when we anlved for pracuce bef& the shoot Smwy Ust the President. Lou Solarl. Charlle Buhaglar and Gary Wessel were a t the ground patntlng and repatring traps ctc. We asslsted by supervlstng th& pro ss wlth a beer In hand. (It was quite warm for Mudcans and we %% we needed Ume to acchatlse). The club is a small bhck buUdlng which opens out at front and rear to lct the breeze come through. a very senslble mangcment Full caaktne fadllucs. tollem and even a shower was orovlded. Thls had to be. &r the number of members. one ofthe best organlsed clubs - around. My host Rlchard Ayton ably asslstcd behlnd thc bar whlch was well attended by speetaton durlng the day and glven a tortid Ume by some very thirsty compeutors at the end of the day. The ladles and gentleman who prcpaied refreshments are to be &ngratulared and the Saturday e v m g feast of prawns, mudcrab. barramundl. bugs and BSO fare was sensauonal. - On the Saturday night there was a calcutta, whlch was new to me. In whlch $2.400 was ratsed as the first prke. To my amazement Robby Cusack, a man who shoots well but whose Judgment at auctions has to be quesdoned, bought me for $90. he had more falth In me than I dld. Wchard and I werenot Impressed whenour partncrs wanted ro'buy' Gary Wcsscl. We dld not thlnk thelr dcctslon was based on hls ablllty to shoot d a ~ s es~eclally as thcv remeed when thev fuurd out thcv - could not hive h h for-the year. Forty two mmpeutors attended the shoot whlch was held In an amasphere of idendly rivalry. In C grade I was Infarmed that there

Bushy had bcm a supervisor when Paullr~r war warklr~g ul the mlmal bar and she was kecn for me to set hlm sualght. When he found he had a kcen rival he met the threat wlth alacorllc@~b whch dld nothlng to settle my nerves. . - As luck wokd have It Bushy and I were In lane one and lane two of our squad and I approached the first event, a l o t Eye Opener. wlth considerable trepidation. The event started with a free target whlch I was pleased to blt however I was very nervous and shot 8/10 to . - -. - -

The 25t DB whlch followed was worse - 18/25 -while Bushy the Bandlt shat 22/25 to win the event. Wlth my canftdence a t low ebb Iappraached the 30t pointscore. Perhaps supporttngJack Glanville's view about my gun I managed 23 1st hme l s and two lost for 69 to beat Bushy by acauple ofpoints and win the event My support ozvr were delighted wIth a victory and celebrated by down(ng some icy cold ales In front of my very thlrsty eyes. Not fair. me 50t Canmental was an event 1had never seen before and It certa(nly tested the shooters. Bushy and I were In the last squad of the day-and wlth llght fadlng fast I m m g e d to do one bencr than hls 46/50. After some trouble wlrh the low swlngers early an 1 manaeed to shoat the last thlrrv straleht causlne the referee to dub me &'owl' because 1 could s6wel l the dark.-The event was won by Clayton Cusack. a young shooter from a well knom shoollng family who has great patenual. wlth 48/50. Surdav beean wlth a 5M DB whlch culrmnated in C D'ade with a shmtdfibe&een Bushy and mysell. Afrer Bushy nervo;sly poked at hls second and mlssed. I shat the easy swatghtaway to wm. Bushy lost twin In thls event because he was also rerrraded la B eradr. - u

?he lxxt event a 30t Medley (10DB. 10SB. 10PS) was the Calcutta event and great interest was shown by all particularly as the event progressed and 48/50 was the be'st score. The last squad Included Robby Cusack (eventual Overall Hlgh Gun1 who completed a great weekends shoomgwith 49/50. Ilostconcentratlonafter a w d start and shat 37/50. Bushy carnebwith 47/50 to beat me 2 with the

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In the flnal Handleap event an 11-14 Marker. P. WUmx shot the popslble to wyl the overall. He war l M e d a s hc had never shot the msslblc before. and I was Uckled as mv 24/25 won the event for the &ant markers. Thls event was also thedeclder behveen Bushy and I and his 23/25 from 16m was not good enough. The presentattons, after another g a t BBQ meal. featwed shooters from Mt. Isa. In ham. Normanton. Tomsville and of course Melbourne, who d p a l s e d the orgmlsatlon or the event, iicredlt ta Snowy and Lou and to the sponsors M & S Ust and Ruby Marine. Wllson's Engineering and Illawon Freezers. Karumba Lode Hotel. G J WeldlngP/L. B & B Supermarget and Vlc Bage2y. D &KAdams, J & R McCracken and D & J Cotter who put on a @eat muplc of davq --,-~ Flnallv after belne htt wlth abfll for $148 excess baaage from EXbt West k l l n c s In -3. I dedded to elther shoot all-mfcartrldgesat the club or give the remavllngferv to thcclub. Wouldn't you know It. one of the owe. was halfa easel l M s artlcle was written as a thank you to the people who attended the shoot and the KarumbaGun Clubwho made our stayareal treat. Thanks ae&.

Robert Sturzaker April 1992

VVARATAW STATE NOTES

The N.S.W.C.T.A. Is havlne: a dearinR sale of old st&. We have for

Northern Zone Port Macquarie Gun Club advlses that Mr Dlck Curus and Mr ErIc Nelll were bath oresented wlth We Membershl~s ofthe club on Mav 2nd at the AGM. Dick Curtls also recdved apiaque from the club recognlUon of hls consistent work at the club for many years. In the area of rndntenance of the club house and range and also Club Treasurer. Congratulations to you both.

Western Zone WestemZone advlsesthlCulgong GunClubis shootingag&.They have relocated to new gaunds on the westem slde of the bridge at Goolma. 30km west of Gulga They are shoo the 4th Sunday monthly. 12 noonin WMer 3 lpm In S u m m e 2 o r further d d s mntact Mr Les Cwney 'Cromer' - Goolma 2852 or phone (0631 74 5129. -

The Weorern Zone SkcetTeam for Waggals K. Constable. Ray Fabrr. L. BILnan. D. Almck. 8. Halmmbe and Robyn Faber with rescrvco Mng A. Penfold and Mlchael Faber.

Central Zone West Wyalong conducted a successful machhg weekend on May 23rd and 24th wlth sfxteenleamers, new shooters and those needlng afew ups attending. State Coach Fred Schnfetzer was in attendance wlth Zone Coach Peter Hayman asslstlng.

For Sale Browning 83 Trap, 30' Broadrib barrel,

choked 3/4 & Full. Gun is boxed and has done little work.

SSAA Excellent

$3,500 Contact: Duncan (076) 56 1333 A/Hours

Southern Zone Sydney ClayTargetClubadvIses thattheyhavenowinstalledanother set of IJ t s for nlght shooting. glvlng a total of three DIL layouts now wigights . The t Friday NI t Shoots have become very popular, so why not try vourluck a t a&t Shoot. - They have d90 insugathl a'Shoo1ero h e ' mmmendng June 28th. through untU the end of Deccmbu (excluding Christmas Sl~ootl. Everv shooter nommaune and s h o u W an enure ~rorram at Svdrsv will Lave thelr name put &to adraw w6lchwill bebraurn at th&uds Dlnner Dance in early 1993. If you are the lucky one to have our name d r a m and are present on the nlght, you will reeelve a &CiI voucher mvable a t Mck Smlths S ~ o r t s Store. Sounds Uke a eood i n cen t i v~ t~shao t a t Sydney.

Riverina Zone Rtverlm Zone has advlocd of the retlremerrt of thelr Slate Delegate. Mr Bruce Charles, after sewingontheExccuuve Comrmtteefor many years. On behalf of the State Deleeates, many thanks Bmce fur all ihe Ume and eUort you have contr%uted ovkthe years. Waeea Gun Club Secretam. Andv Sanders has been elected a s the n e h n e Ddrgate and ittend;d hls Drrt ExeeuUve Commltrn meeting on May 23rd. Welmme Andy and we look fonvwd to your mput at state meeungs.

T h a d You The N.S.W.C.T.A. would l!ke to thank the WaeeaGun Club members for thelr m-operaon and support during thy preparation for. and t h ~ m n n h g o f , thellapNatlondsInApril. It takesalot of effort Gom a la t ofpeoplc to organIse and run such a tournament and the efiort ~ u t In bv t h w mmmittee and members was greatlv apprcdated. - . .. Iwould also llke to thank the omce s t d w h o asslsted me, especially Chds Condon from Downslde far hls tireless support.

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TARGET CLUB INC. 10th Anniversary Shoot -April 26th & 26th. 1992 With hard Umer fadng u s all at the present m e 1 was not u p e c t l q an 'aver abundance' of shooters at our AMlvcrssry shoot. with the Sratc Carmval m t that long gone. then the Nauonal UUcs In Wagga only harlng Just been completed (at whlch I belleve a nwr remrd number of South Aussles attended). ImaQne my surprise at finding the grounds literally swarrmng w t h shooters on the l lnt day of C~mpcUUan. Caravans. campers and tent3 w t up nmongst the trees gave the place a very fesuvc & and the place reeked wlth a happy anua auon' and then my h e m staned to pound. 'Goad heavens.' 1 thou& 'I only h o ~ e there Is enoueh food to Bo around: - . . - - Shooters came from far afield a s Whyalla. Robe. BallaraI and Melbourne and in all flfteen clubs were represented. Besldes the Overt sectlon. 11 veterans. 5 IuNarv and 6 ladles also took our. 76 shooters faced day one of competition and under vny favourable weather condltlons. 26 degrees wlth a sllght breeze, the competttlon beean. - Graeme Stopp (IntemaUonal) took out the &.st event, the Standard 25t Double Barrel Champlonshlp by shootlng 60/60. The Plzza Supremo 25t Smgle Barrel C'shlp was taken out by Kevln Wfight (Geelong). the only shooter to come in wlth a p r f e c t score of 25/25. Event 3 was the Clayton Turf F m 2% Polntsmrc Cshlp and thls was won by Dems Lymn Whyall4 who shot 87/87. Thls went was shot in conJunctlon with the Shell Shield Team Shoot with twelve teams compeUng and the honours went to Monaao No. 2 team. comprlslng Cllnton Wohlfd, J o h n B r e w , Dennls and Sptros Hallldopoulos and Peter Hendy. Nothlngpleased our No. 2 team more than 'knocking off the bl boys in the No. 1 team, so Eve beaming faces and whoops of de l lk t wen let forth when they knew that they had won. They scored 119/125. Whlle tea prepmattons were being Endbed shooters partlclpated in a n Annle Oakley event, unW darkness fell and then the club rooms instantly became allve with the sounds ofthose present enJoyingthe company, thcfoad, afewbeers and allttlewlne. Manyvlsltors stayed chattlngwell mto the i l l a t . happlly slttingaround the pot belly stove In the centre af the d u b rooms. Yes, c e m items for the canteen needed to be replenished as the mulutude on Saturday had virtually eaten u s out of 'house and home.' so a c W person was out scoutlng m u n d the town early on Sunday mornlng, stocking up on the extra fresh food for the coming onslaught. Overcast wndltlons wlth aforecast ofraln had shooters eager to get on wlth Sunday's competltlan and 8 7 shooters llned up for the &.st event, the Clem Thomas Memodal 30 Mixed tgts C'shlp. Joe Zappla (Internattonal) was the only shooter to t the posslble 50/50 in the now f&Iy breezy condltlons. Tony Rohrgch (Monarto) for the second year in a row won the J & E Johansen 25t Arrmversary Handicap. Tony, shoomg from 23 metres shot apedect score of 25/25 a s dld Peter Rapp.lRobe) from his 16 metre mark, but d t e r onh/two targets into the shoot off, Peter mtssed hls leaving the back m a r k s to Lake out the went. The Ilnal event. the Caca-Cola Bottlers 25t Poinfsmre C'shlp was shot m very tryfng mnditlons. 7he weather had 'held' all afternoon. though skies suggested that 'foul weather' was on it's way. for the darkening storm clouds had gathered and, a t the start of the End event, the heavens seemed to openup and down came the raln. Peter Hall (Internattonal) was the very happy winner. not only of the event. with a 78/78, but also belng a member of the team that won the Mlchell Team trophy, whlch w shot in conjuncUonwlth thls event. It was Internattonal No. 3 team (one offifteen teams competingl that took out the event with a score of 351/375. Other team members besides Peter were John Zuppa. Graham Donald, John Wchichl and Robert Dower. Day two Hlgh Gun went to Denis Lymnwlth 146/150. It was pleasant to see so many stay for the presentation of the trophies, for all too often aher alon weekend, winners want to take thelr trophles and go. but the d u b t o u s e was packed, with friendly llbes b a thrown a t the winners as thw accented their awards. - High Gun over the iwa days wcnt to DeNs Lymn (also Ahgadel who shot 268/275. Dlck Ayres on belralf of Winchester Australla orerented DcNs wlth hls Lroohv and Dcnis Is also the reanlent of an r- -.-- ~~-~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ - ~~ ~

'adlustable mmb'to hls &nx<th the &mn~ments of ~ e v i n Wrlgbt -

and to Ettore DeMLchde (Intemauanal) for C grade wlth 237/275. Veterans Hlgh Gun was won by Peter Caddy wlth 244/275. Junl01s went to Steven Rapp (Robe) with 241/275 and the Ladles went to Barb Wallace (S.A.G.C.) who shot 243/275. Memorable/for cttable moments for the weekend were: the 2nd barrel byPeter &daddyintheveteran's shwtoffwhich broke the tar et Just eenumetres fmm the gmund, a red faced ofnce worker for 'Inadvertently nicking a piece of cake fmm a 'paying customers' a f t m n tea late (som Pat). Mi& Vldeon seen 'shoo-me off the Wlnchesterre~re-~tatt<e *om a c W car p u k space b&g saved for a friend, Ivan Hein slnglng 'Karaoke style' lmlnus the musld to thelate stayers on Saturdaynight. John Flc~hvaod so conl3dent wlth his handlcap shooung to be usmgno. 9 s fmm his 18 metre markand lastly to Phll O'Connd for all but dearlng the club house wlth both smoke and fumes after llghUng the pat belly stove (only blackened DM to the shoot to make it look hlce'l. Many thanks to those who sponsored the events at this year's shoot - y& assistance Is greaily appredated. Thanks Qsa to club members for their workprlor to and on the weekend for all thclr help. the canteen ladles for feedlng the multitude. all those woks in the storemom -John. Mck. PhU. Xdth. Sandle (there could have been more for each Ume I po d my head around the door a fresh set of faces looked out at mef% Tonv and Nard= in the ofnce. to Dents Lymn for the beautlfuldahkas:trapper boys. referees aod scorers. and all who pitched ln to make the weekend such a success. Thanking you for your company.

nlh;nk you to both ~ m & e s t e r and ~ m n - f o r the Gun award. Hw-evvvvrs o l ~ m u u e r r a n J ~ ~ t o ~ - ~ m f ~ h d r ( c ~ r ~ d ~ l . Grade Hlgh Guns went to Pctu Hall (Lntematlonal) for A grade Wth John- @ CmrW. P& Hall M CmdeJ and Omall 6iAA Cmdr. 259/275. John Bretag (Monanal for B g a d e oiler shooung 255/275 DRL"lr hmR

PAGE 14 AUSIBLLIAN CLAY TARGET SHOCTING NEWS JULY 1992

WOMENS TALK VALE Where have I been? Househunting -for those nice people who have asked, and now half the vear is over ~ e r h s ~ s I should recw allttle. Phil Pettit ~ e b r u a y saw the N ~ ~ ~ ~ & I I S U Cham>onshlps held at ads bane^^^ Shootas throughoutEastem Australlawnesaddd bythe sudden Club wlth weather as onIy It can be in Brlsbane In February. TbIs death of Phil Pettlt on March 25th last. was my *sit to =bane Gun Club. the club that did such a At the age of 12 years. Phil won a champlonshlp in open company at good Job of hostin the Cham~fmShlps. It - a p l e a s ~ to renew the w a y ~ u n club. hrer s w e , he had beenuthe foremeveryth(ng old ~ e n d s h l ~ s make some new ones. me women shooterswho to do with sho@nmg. He was amem& of the AustralIan - in mntcsted the trap events came from the four mmers of thls b g the mtd ws. ~ ~ ~ ~ a ~ ~ $ , " H ~ R c ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ O ~ B ~ ~ ~ t ~ ~ ~ ThosewhoknewPhllinthe early dayswill agree thathewas amongst TasmanlaandDesiree ~ u i d o n f m m Sydney. 1S~Skcctwlth three ~ ~ $ ~ ~ ~ & ~ - ~ ~ & , ~ 2 ~ & ~ ~ $ 2 ~ $ ~ & ~ ~ womcn shooks, Marcc Rooke and Judy Rossa of Canberra. and foxes, wasfalrgame. Wendy Adams of Melbourne. For any womcn wlth Olympic aspirations. Double Trap is the P*s E;fflsh famous and he - dell*ted disdpllne to be worldng at. The In-tld Shooting Unton has wmklng ese dogs and 'the point' wit somc lucky shooter. announced two new events for the 1996 Olymplc Shooting He was Club Coach and encouraged manyjunlors and new shooters. Compedtionin Atlanta. Double Trap for men and a separate Double As Resldent of St. James CunClub. Phll'sgeneroslty and hospltallty Trap event for women, so go for it. was legend. The 'cupboard' under the gum t ree at St. Jam- was a Easter, when all normal people were away shooting, the Wrays source of g d cheer and yam s m g that will be missed. decided that due to our pen move of house. the garsge should %art sympathy IS atended to ~ a r g and famw kom all shooters. be clcanedout. Andwhatdld%, photographs ofamorzlelsurdy Easta spent a t Mlldura Gun Club. The photograph reproduced on this page Is of a vay young Deshe Wsketleld 1977 vemlon. Sue

a, sllmmer me. Camrot remember who won the Ces Bamard

YA,Y"Ei, but how long is it since you attended a shoot b s n o c k ~ u n ~ l u b members were recently saddened by the where they had a womens trophy on a double b d event, let alone suddendeath 0fthdrmatcandTrcasurer Ces B d o n ~ ~ d 11th. 1st. 2nd and 3rd. 1992 at age 72. It didn't take all of Easter to dean out the garage and we found m e Ces was afamillar sfte on the hacks and around the dub. Whether to attend the &st Olymplc hap event at the new W.I.S.C.I. mmplex there was work to be done or *gets to be shot. he was there wlth a at Werrlhe. The complex has great potential and although this &st s d e on his face and a PiPC in his mouth. event was marred by somc equipment hlccups (1 don't h o w of any We would Inc to offer our sympathy to Glorla and Alan and the rest trench layout that dldn't have Mthlng pmblems inlually). It wa. a of Ces's famlly. gwd day. Farewell old mate A member of the Commlttee a t W.I.S.C.I. dld comment that they needed a ladles commlbtee for catering etc . or perhaps he really did mean ladles on the committee. Melbourne Gun Club recently opened t h e sporUng ground. Their &st shoot on Sunday May 17th was a huge success with same 28 squads competing. Haven't wen so many people in the dub house

EVERY PICTURE or around the bar aRer the shooting had Mshed forycars. An added attractlonw the traphler whlch werc &st dass. Avuy successful

TELLS A STORY da;, for the dub. Plchlred on their wedd(ng day are Jlm and Rhonda Patason af

Brlsbane. Qucedand. Rhondals probably beuer known as Rhonda the time appearJ In p ~ t . will be back POrtcr, daughter of the late Ron Porter, past President of the A.C.T A

fmm wales and I feel sure youwillall joIn me hwlshlnghergood and M, ~ u r i e l Porter who is a strong supporter of day target shooting. Also good wlshes to Maree Rwke, who I hear has shooting announced her engagement with Weddlng Bells next year. Jlm and Rhonda werc married on Mawh 7th a t St. James Church. Untll next time remembv genlus Is 1% Inspiratton and 99% Cooparoo and onbehalfof allrnemberswewlshthemwcll for ahappy pcmplratton. and long married life.

bv Jean Wrav

JULY 1992 AUSlRALW CUY TARGET SHOWTINO NEWS PAGE 15

Western Australla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 5 South Australia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 9 New South Wales . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 Northern Territory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32 Tasmania . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 3 Queensland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33

FOR SALE Two Hopper-Fed Kromson Traps

with Phono-Pulls, Electrics & Parts

$9,000 the lot or $5,000 for one

Contact: SEBASTOPOL GUN CLUB P.O. Box 335, Ballarat, Vic. 3353

victoria . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39 . wb**u*i4~~;wu~~-1@~;1 . I CLUB NEWS PORT MACQUARIE GUN CLUB INC. At AGM held 2/5/92 the fouowing were elected -President: K. E. Neill: Secretary: A. Colman 155 Kennedy Drive. Port Maquarie, 2444 Phone (065) 8 2 0876: Club Handicapper Mrs G. Nugent: Coaches: R. Pritchard. K. McWhirter: Club Delegate: K. E. Neffl. -Life memberships were presented to R. E. (Dick) Curtis and E. A. (Eric) Neffl.

ST. JAMES GUN CLUB MC. Elected a t AGM were -President: J. Kelly: Secretary: G. Reid RMB 1300. Lake Rowan. 3727.

INTERNATIONAL GUN CLUB At AGM held in March the following were elected -President: P. Marcoionnl: Vice President: G. Zappla: Treasurer: R. Baker: Secretary: Y. Polst. 210 Philip Highway. Ehbethvale. 5112: Committee: M. Donald. G. Donald. R. Marcoionni. K. Polst. J. Zuppa. C. Moffa, R. Dower. 3. Rlchichi, A. Dallemolle, R. Fleming. T. Renna. E. DeMIchele: Coach: D. Miutln: Patron: P. Ammatarls

CANBERRA INTERNATIONAL CLAY TARGET CLUB INC. Preaident: C. Mi l l an 280 6251 BH. 241 4979 AH; SN Vice President: R. McLachlan 243 5133 BH. 254 2088 AH: JN Vice President: 3. Johnson 280 5932 BH, 297 8999 AH; Secretary: P. Warren 270 1234 ext 960BH. 286 1711 AH: Treasurer 3. Prosser 280 6143 BH. 291 0126 AH: Public Omcer: T. Graham 276 7605 BH. 281 1795 AH: Dl" Disclpllne Rep: V. Kowalskl266 6832 BH. 297 5719 AH QUEENSLAND CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION At AGM held in Townsville on 2/5/92 the following were elected - President: N. Deeley. P.O. Box 163. Rubyvale. 4702 Phone (079) 85 4496: Secretary: G. Bmwn, P.O. Box 202. Margate Beach, 4019 Phone (071 284 3650, Fax (07) 284 3510: State Mgmt Committee: N. Deeley. R. Nugent. T. Meadows. J. Edmonds: Natlonal Exec Committee Representatives: N. Deeley. R Nugent

ALEXANDRA GUN CLUB At AGM held 9/5/92 the following were elected - Patmn: D. Schuster. J. Woodrow: President: 3. Fleetwood: Secretary/Treasurer: Mrs 3. Smith: Coach: 3 . Hutchings: Delegate: I. Campbell -NOTE: July 12th - 100 target cash shoot with Ootions.

BUNBURY -63 - Flnc (211 P W D E N I S CUP; OA: 8. Benjamin 1901200: A: T. Frawr 185/2W; B: P. n l c r 177/200: C: B. Mamey 180/2W. CWB CHAMPIONS T o a r holm B. Benjamrn 7 2 / 7 5 DB Polnw F. Ward 70175: Hcp: B. Benjamin 24/25. BUNBURY 5 6 8 2 - Shawcn (52). IOOTSKEET. OA: S. O h n 961100: A: P. Vapcr 98/100. 2nd L. Hull: B: F. Ward 4(/IW. 2nd J. Rossl93IIW: C C. CLbron92/100,2nd P. Larsen88/100. ClubChamplon F. \Yard 94/100.

BUNBURY 15682 - Flnc lu l l . 75T DB: A. I. Cubic 76180.2nd B. Bcnjarmn 75/80: B: C . T h o r n p n 74179.2nd P. Vcr73/79.13: D. WcthereU 69/75.2nd J.Tumcr 81/75. C lubchamdon 8. Benlamln 71/75.

GERAlDlWN 56-02 -Floe (12). 10UPSKEElf 1st Rd: M. Watson. P. Sblarf D. W d h g t o n 25/25: 2nd Rd: M. Watson. D. Wclllngton 25/25: 3rd Rd: M. Wa*Mn24/25:4thRd: M. WaLson25/25.12PRSKEETDBLS: P.S tuart23/24. HG: M. Wawn 991100. Most lmpmved E. I)aw88/1W. CErUUmON 24-6-82 - F(oe & rvlndv 1191.2SP DB: D. Basehcffl24125. G. -~ ~ ~~~~~ -~ , ,.-, - - ~ -~

~el ly22/25,25TSB: K. N&M. J. G m t h r . 0. Bmchelu. S. I l a r o 2 2 / i 5 . 2 ~ PS: B. Bmhcertl 73/75. J. C,iElths. C. Kc& 66/75. 25T HCP: M. Halclm. P. Smart12125. HO: B. BorhclU 138/150. Most Irn~mvcd: D. Shea98/150. Scc

I A N C e u n & Dl= 28-4-63 - Wlndy. shown, 1201. 1 m DB: 1st D. Fax 98/100. 2nd J. Eyes 97/100. 3rd J. PugUa % / I W 50T EDGAR SHIELD. J. Eyes 50150. 20TDBTVWER CD: A. Charleson. Scc J. Lewb 109) 447 6649.

NAREOGM %E-SZ-Blnc& o~rcast(15) .50fDBTRAP: l s t D . WIcsc57/58. 2nd J. W a t 5 6 / 5 8 , 3 n l J. Sates 46/50.10TDB C W B HCP: J. West 25/25. H. Wlac 22/25. G. Wilson 18/19. HA~R&M 24-682 -Cold B blustciy (13). W D 8 : 1st H. Wclsc 51/55.2nd C. Wiac 50/55.3rd B. Wlese 47/52. See L. Jackson (098) 81 2455.

NEWMAN 64-63 -Overcast (9). 1UTHCP W: B. J-lyn 10/10.50T DB: A: P. Robson: B: T. Genge: C: B. J-Sm. Z!iT SKEET: 1st T. Gcngc. 2nd P. Mffioluan. P. Robaon.

NEWM$N%M-BZ -Rrfcct (4). IUTHCPEO: 6. Jmiyn. T. Ccnge 10/10.25T DB: P. M a . T. Oenge 24/25.25TSB: A. M e n a t e . T. Genge 18/25.

NCWMAN 17-6-81 - Clcar & windy (71.25T DB: 1st P. Mffioaan 23.2nd T. Gcnge23.3rd B.Cbyn22.25TSB: IstP.Mdjorvnn20.2ndB.Cbyn 19.3rd T. G e n s 17.50TSKEm; A: P. ~ f f i o r v a n 46: B:T.Cenge 41: C: B. J-iy 40.

WESTAUBTBAUNIS-682.75TSKEmA:M. Wesmn85/66. R.BaUy84/88: B:J.Cmn72/79.2ndD.Ram71179:C: L. Cmtcr66/75.2ndC.Mmatcsta 64/75. ICQTTRENCH: OA: T. Dkkcnson 82/100: A: P. McMn 811100: U: J.

WEST MSTRUUN 16681. 50T DU: A T. M o d 55/56. 2nd D Ireland 3 /58 . 3rd R. BaUcy 48/50. B: R. Wcndr 48/50. 2nd R Vtvantc 671722.3rd S. Voa* 66/72: C. C. Fo@onc 42/51.2nd S. TBn 43/53,3rd M Bhdcr 42/53

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WEST AI182BAUAN Z4-6SZ. 10UP TRENCH: A: P. McMn 84/100: 8: J.

PAGE 16 AUSIRAJAAN CLAYTARGET SHOOIING NEWS JULY 1992

Geraldton Gun Club

1992 CRAYFISH CARNIVAL POOL TRAP OPEN: Friday 3.30- 5.00prn, Saturday 7.45- 8.15am, Sunday 7.45- 8.15arn

Saturday July 25th - 8.30am Sunday July 26th - 8.30am EVENT 1 Nom $12.00 EVENT 5 Nom $5.00 25 D/B TRAP CASH DIVIDE 5 PAIR DOUBLE RISE PAGES SPECIAL 50% Noms to each grade Overall Winner - Portable Lighting Plant

Sponsored by Pages Auto Electrical EVENT 2 Nom $12.00 25 D/B INSHORE ELECTRONICS DISTRICT C'SHIP EVENT 6 Nom $18.00 Overall Winner - Sash & Trophy 25 PAIR STATE DOUBLE RISE CHAMPIONSHIP Ist, 2nd & 3rd each grade Overall Winner - Sash & Trophy Sponsored by Inshore Electronics lst, 2nd & 3rd each grade

Ladies, Veterans & Juniors EVENT 3 Nom $12.00 Sponsored by Geraldton Fishermen's Co-operative 25 DIB POINTSCORE ZONE CHAMPIONSHIP Overall Winner - Sash & Trophy EVENT 7 Nom $12.00 Ist, 2nd & 3rd each grade 25 DIB CITY OF GERALDTON CHAMPIONSHIP Sponsored by McCorkills - The Marine People Overall Winner - Sash and Trophy

Ist, 2nd & 3rd each grade EVENT 4 Nom $12.00 25 D/B CRAYFISH CARNIVAL GRADED EVENT 8 Nom $16.00 Crayfish to 3rd place each grade 25 DIB CRAYFISH HANDICAP Ladies, Juniors & Veterans Overall Winner Sponsored by Crayfishing Members Meterage Trophies to 3rd place (4 groups)

Ladies, Veterans &Juniors Sponsored by Crayfishing Members

3 MAN TEAMS OVER EVENT 6 HlGH GUN OVER ALL EVENTS 1 TO 8

OVERALL HlGH GUN, SASH, STERLING SILVER BADGE &TROPHY LADIES HlGH GUN TROPHY DONATED BY JACK AND LAUREL HARTLEY

VETERAN AND JUNIOR HlGH GUN TROPHIES

MORNING &AFTERNOON TEAS-BAR FACILITIES AVAILABLE-CRAYFISH & SALAD LUNCHES COMPLIMENTARY BARBECUE AT THE FINISH OF THE SHOOT ON SUNDAY NIGHT.

A.C.T.A. Handicap Cards must be presented when nominating. The Committee reserves the right to alter the program if necessary.

The Club accepts no liability for any damage to any person or properly.

ENQUIRIES: President Mark Hatch (099) 25 1016- Secretary Robert Mosel(099) 21 3498 For furiher infomation on the Cmyfish Carnivalplease turn the page.

JULY 1992 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS PAGE 17

1992 CRAYFISH POKER Not everything is possible but a 25/25 is. . .

Introduction In keeping with the Crayilsh concept. the Geraldton Gun Club will intmducc a new concept to its annual Crayfish Camival and it wffl he krlowl a s Cravflsh Poker. It is based on the number of 25s ashooter can getin f i e allocated events and takes the form ofa poker hand. but these hands do not necessarily conform to normal card conventions a s the 'Claynsh' have made up their own rules!

How to Play To be ellgible a shooter must shoot a t least one 25/25, commoniy r e f e d to as a 'Possible' In any one of the five allocated events which are llsted a s follows:

The winning hands are split into 8 categories, ranging h m shooting only one 25 or 'possible' out of the flve allocated events to shooting all flve possibles known as a 'full house' as shown below. Each category has combinations attached to it, 1.e. i f a shooter wanted to achieve Category 4 they could do so in a number of ways by shooting 25s in Events 1-2-4 or 1-2-7 or 1-3-4 or 1-3-7 or 1-4-7 or 2-3-7 or 2-4-7. Each category has cash prizes and these wffl be divided amongst shooters in each catego~y. We believe that a s shootem movc into higher categories more cash wlll be won by themas thew would be less shooters in these categories, but the club cannot guarantee this will be the case.

Rules (1) A shoot off will not count in this concept (2) A shooter cannot claim more than one category i.e, 11 a

shooter scores all five possiblcs they could not llren claim lo be part of the lower categories as well.

(3) A shooter cannot elect a lower category having achieved a higher one.

(4) The point score will be converted back into a double barrel score, so that 75/75 does not necessarily have to be attained to qualify a s a possible. in effect it will be the number of tareets hit. -

(5) If a category is not a t b h e d then the money allocated will jackpot to the following year.

(6) The Committee reserves the rlght to change the rules and delbitions and in the case of a dispute the Committee's decision is final.

The club will also pay a borrus of $50 10 be divided amongst shootcrs achieving thelr l7nr 25 trap break badge in addition to what final categories they may nnlsh with. Shooters are encouraged to nominate for all 8 events on the program. Shooters who wish nor to nominate for some of the llvr allocated events simply reduce the hlghcst category they could have achieved if they nominated for all flve plus they reduce their chance of winnlng the Carnival High Gun. Benefits to Shooten Psvcholoeidv - evem shooter would belleve they are capable Af achi&iwvingat least dne 25 or more in the 5 evenis and some would go further bell- they could achieve the ultimate 'full house' and most ~mbablv will. This type of dlWiing reverses that of graded optional sweeps - normally shooters pay their sweep money and would think afthe money to be won and then uy to achieve a 25 or 24 or 23/25 regd less of grading.

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&Gtithe;thin normal nominations. It is important to note that even ifa shooter does notget a25/25 in a n event they could still be ellglble for places and prizes in their respective grades. ?he club also has the Double Rise Pages Special a s a lead up to the 25 pair State Double Rise Championship and Crayilsh to be won in events 4 and 7. So if you play all 8 events right you could win an Overall High Gun. Crayfish and other great prizes along the way.

Summary of the Crayfish Poker concept

Category Hand Definitions Event Combinations Amount to be Shared

1 JOKER Only one 25 out ofthe Eve allocated Any one of the Eve events $100 events

2 PAIR OF JOKERS TWO non-consecutive 25s out of the 1-3. 1-4. 1-7. 2-4. 2-7 or 3-7 $100 Eve allocated events

3 PAIR OF ACES TWO consecutive 25s out of the flve 1-2.2-3.3-4or4-7 $100 allocated events

4 3 OF A KIND THREE 25s but not ALL consecutive 1-2-4. 1-2-7. 1-3-4. 1-3-7. $100 out of the Eve allocated events 1-4-7, 2-3-7 or 2-4-7

5 3 STRAIGHT THREE consecutive 25s out of the five 1-29, 2-3-4, or 3-4-7 $100 allocated events

6 2 PAIR MISS only the MIDDLE EVENT 25 of 1-2-4-7 $100 the flve allocated events

7 4 OF A KIND FOUR 25s out of the f i e allocated 1-2-3-4. 1-2-3-7. 1-3-4-7 or $100 events 2-3-4-7

8 A FULL HOUSE ALL FIVE 25s of the allocated events 1-2-3-4-7 $100

+ BONUS -Shooters achieving their fust 25 Trap BrraL Badge will shere $50.

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Sd/341 C: I. ~ & T 2 0 / i S . HG: D. Motha 110/115 EDRDEUTOWN 18682 -Coldwith S~DMDM (30). 25TDB CSHIP: OA&A: S. Bethune 108/108.2nd C. Hclght 107/108: B: P. Rapp 311% 2nd R D k k k h 50/32C:T.Moek20/25.2ndL.Crasby 19/25.50TMXD CSHIP:A:I.McMhur 68/70: 2ndD. FIavc167/70: B:P. Rapp 62/70.2ndP.CraoeM)/70; E D . Ha& 55/70. 2ndT. Moek52/70. HG: 0. FIave192/85. SASPATE NICHTDRCSHIP: A: E. Hall 38/50.2ndV. Bcyer33/50; B: J. Hlnge 52/50,2nd P. Crane 31/50: C: D. Ha.rls 25/50,2nd L. Grasby24150.

ROBE 19-4-92 - O v e m l &windy (14). 2ST CLUB SB CSHIP: OA & A: C. Ilelght 24125.2nd J. Beyer 27/50: B: P. Rapp 27130.2nd P. Brammcr 20130. C;T. F'&skM22/26,2nd D. BLock21/2G.25TCONTCSIIIP:OA&A:T. Hcxhkc 21/25. 2nd J. Beycr 21/26: B: P. Winser 22/25. 2nd S Rapp 21/25. C T. PaaBeM 19/25. 2nd D. 8 k c k 14/25. 2UT C O m PS SS: P. C m n 58/60. T.

. -. . . . - -. - F k h g 76/79: A: <Evans 62/63,2nd P. Dayman 78/79:B: S. HaUklapulos 67/68. 2nd R. Candlda 23/25: C: P. Dunk 22125.2nd W. Channlng 21/25: Ladlea: B. Wallace 24/25: Vel: E. DcMkhelc; Jnr: V. Renns. 25T CENIRAL ZONEPSCSHIP:OA&AA:T. Rohrlach 116/117.2nd R. Flermng 1151117: A: R. Wlnekel. C. Hunt78/78: B: A. DaUeMolk 67175.2nd R.Taylor 65/75: C: D. Wc&-xk Y(/75,2nd M. bngo 51/75: Ladles: B. Wallace: Vet: E. DcMkhele. 25T CEKIRAL ZONE S B CSHIP: OA & AA: R. Fknrlng 25125.2nd R. Smfth 24/25; A: C. Hunt 23/25. 2nd R. Wlnekel22/25: B: E. Kwp 23126.2nd S. H d k b p o u b a 22/28: C: W. Channlng 19125.2nd P. Dunk: Ladles: B. Wallaec 22/25: VeC E. Cornmans 16/25; Jnr: D. Olkkrn 19/25. 2WC HCP CD: 1st G. Y-nidh 20/20.2ndT. Evam & R. Smlth. HG: R. Smlth 1381145.

MOlPARTO26(LZBC92 -0G&871. ZSTDBCSHIP: OA& Ah: C. Sl~pp60/GO. 2nd W. R c n n q 47/48. A. J. Richleh159/60. 2od K Stmthcr 26/17: B: S. IlaLLWopouloe 35/38,2nd D. McCrath 28/29: C: M. AIvam22125.2nd J. EUr

80- AVSlUNMN 10-692 - Cool & overcast (511. 25T UNDO SKEET CSHIP: A: T. b e 24/25: OA & B: C. Johns 28129.2nd P. Cascy 31/54. C: P. Dayman 27/29.Znd I. Richardson 23/26.25T U N W ?OWER PS CSHIP: OA 4 A: P. Dayman 73175.2nd T. K-e 71/75: B: C. Johns 71175.2nd A DaUMJlk 67/75: C: J. H a m r 68/75. 2nd N. P.ams~y 62/75. 2OI' FRANK CUW( MEMORWHCP: 1stR. Splnella 19/20,2nd W. Rcnncy 22124.3rd D. Mecnth 21124.50T UNDO DB CSHIP: AA: D. HallWopouba 48150.2nd W. R s n n y 59/62: OA & A: J. Z u p p 49/50. 2nd J. Rlchlchl 52/56: B: S.

JULY 1@ AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOUTING NEWS PAGE 19

Whyalla Gun Club 23RD

BIRTNDAU SHOOT Friday 24th July - 2pm Noms

Event 1 40T Cash Divide $15 Graded A.B.C.

Saturday 25th Event 2 10T l5m Eye Opener Point Score $5

Cash Divide A.B.C. Event 3 Westland Jewellers Birthday $12

Championship 25T OA Sash, Trophies 1 & 2 ea grade

Event 4 T. J. Sinclair & Associates $18 Whyalla Classic 50T OA Sash, Trophies 1 & 2 ea grade

Event 5 20 Pair Deauville Doubles $10 Drawn Partners Winners noms paid for Sat & Sun

Saturday Social Night and Calcutta

Sunday 26th July Event 6 Martins Furniture and Carpets $8

Whyalla Skeet Championship OA Sash, Rophies 1,2 62 3

Event 7 Azzopardi Butchers 25T Handicap $8 Trophies 1st each group 11-14m,15-18m,19-25m

Evenf 8 Walkers of Whyalla 25T 15m DIB $10 Trophies 1 & 2 each grade

Event 9 Whyalla Fabrication & Structural $20 Engineers SOT DIB Championship OA Sash, Trophies 1 & 2 each grade

Plus Additional Trophies Events 3,4,6, Z 8 & 9 Sash for Overall High Gun & two Grade Winners

Spencer Hotel Trophy for Overall High Gun Eric Commons Trophy for C Grade High Gun

President's NASA Award Accommodation near to Gun Club available at

Alexander Motor Inn Phone (086) 45 9488

President M. Smiib Sccrctary: J. Radford Phone: (086) 45 0055 Phone: (086) 45 8133

H W p a b u s 48/50, 2nd M. R c n n y 47/50: C: E. Demkhek 47152.2nd 0. Hand 46/52. HG: P. Davman 159/170. BODlgEASP2-&82-Cool&ah-~s(43). WOISELEYHOTELSOTDBGIFT: A: R. Andrcws 71/71.2& G k n Haydcn 70171: B: D. B b k S I 3 6 . 2 n d L. Slms 33/36: C:S. Durbddge27/30,2nd D. Hatrb27/31:Vet:K. Mh.S .Dwbr idgc 27/30. WlNCHESIER 30T PS GIFT: A: P. Drrnnan 104/105,2nd R. A n d m 103/105: 8: S. Henderson 86/89. 2nd C. Copping 88/95: C: S. Durbrldge 76/90,2nd D. Hamh 75/90: Vet: C. Copptng. L. Slms 85/90. HG: P. hrnnan 1SI1/184.

L. &cUk89/125: OAHG: D. BccUk 107/125.

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Spcnccr 3/10. HG: hunt 1041105. EARELLAN 105-02 - Firxe & sunny. ISTDB EO. B Bqvd. hl. blon(cleone 15/15. SOT AMERICAN S M E CLASSIC: OA & B: A. Gu@elrmno. 2nd M. Shmmrm: A T. M m v . 2nd A. Paonnc; C B. Charl-. 2nd 8. Gray: Vcl: I. W h y t c m . HG: M. ~ o i t e l e o n e . BEGA 6 G S Z -Fine $$arm I211 10T DB IIC EO: B. Akn. B. Dcecon. 2 0 r DBIiCP: lstS.blud.2ndJ.Slonc.3rdN.Talc. 2STMXDTCTS:A:B. Richards: 5: A. Deacon. C: T. tluvdcn. 15T PS. B. Rkhanls. HC: B. Rlcharda: FMHC: B.

BOAEifdA 17-6.92 -Fine & mol(381. SPR DR EO: B. Rkhards. B. Dsamn. MONARO DIST lOPR DR CSHIP: OA & B: 0. Benson. 2nd H. Kenndy: A: P. hvctt, 2nd C. Btshop: C: J. Peedon, 2ndT. Rober(s. SOUMERN DIST IOPR OD CSHIP: 1st D. l W d l & D. Jordan. 2nd M. D-n & C. Btshop. 2OT DB HCP: 1st Ncalon. 2nd P. Lyons. 3rd H. Kennedy. BM 6. Rlchardo. Jnr J. B m n . SOWERN DISTZ5T DB CSHIP: DA & A: R. Bmwn. 2nd C. &hop: B: S. MclnME. 2nd J. Akn: C: W. khoIkId. 2nd R. Kernas. HG: P. mrt: IHG:

" BRBWARRINA BPS-9% - h e . Xn' DB EO CD: C. Betts. R. Lshman. M. Melnnc4. P. Pmudflwt. M. Sctts. 2STBARWON & DISTPS CSHIP: OA &A: C. Bctts 75/75: B: A. & h d t 66/75: C. P. Johnston 66/75. 20TPRES'TROPHE l a t P. Pmudfoat 20/20.2nd P. Johnston 20/20,3rd W. R e k h k 20/M, 25T BARWON & DISTSB CSHIP: OA&A: R. MeKenzk 23/25: B: B. Knlght 19/25: C: M. Mannlx 17/25.2~BARWON&DISTNlGHTDBCSHIP:OA&A: C . & h 25/25: B: A. SWnncr 25/25: C: A. h v n s 21/25.4OT MXD IOTWETERN

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NEW SOUTH WALES CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION INC presents

1992 STATE SKEET CARNIVAL 7th - 8th - 9th August - WAGGA GUN CLUB

FRIDAY 7TH - 9.00 AM

EVENT 1

25 PAIR DOUBLES CASH DIVIDE

Nomination: $15

------------------ EVENT 2

SOT QLDhSWMC CHALLENGE SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP

Sponsored by: "H & M Stewartf'

lkophies OIA - Sash, Badge and Trophy 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C Grades

Ladies, Juniors. Sub Juniors, Veterans Nomination: $20 - O/S $3

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State Team Elimination -Events 3 & 4 *Anglo Australasian Publishing*

Presidenl: Robbie Smith *Olimpyc 'hrgets* *Coca Cola* *H. & M. Stewart* (02) 528 3878 O/A High Gun - Events 3,4 & 5

Overall, Ladies, Juniors, Veterans High Guns Secretnry: Libbie Bunting Practice available -

(063) 64 2217 StateTeam High Gun Sub Juniars 'ltophies *"Ray White Real Estate"* * Wngga Boat & Sport Centre P/L* Thursday 6th From 2.00pm

SATURDAY 8TH - 9.00 AM

EVENT 3 SOT 12TH NSWCTA SKEET

CHAMPIONSHIP Sponsond by:

"Olimpyc Targets" 'ltophies OIA - Sash, Badge, Trophy & Perpehlal Cup

1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C Grades Ladies, Juniors, Sub Juniors, Veterans ------------------ Nomination: $20 - 01s $3

EVENT 4 SOT COCA COLA

SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP Sponsored by:

"Coca Cola - Wagga" 'ltophies

O1A - Sash, Badge & Trophy 1st & 2ndAA.A. B. C Grades

Ladies, Juniors, Sub Juniors, Veterans Nomination: $20 - O/S $3

SUNDAY 9TH - 8.00AM

STATE TEAMS MATCHES

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EVENT 5

lOOT NSW STATE SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP Sponsored by:

"Anglo Australasian Publishing" Bophies

O/A Sash, Silver NSW Badge, Trophy & Perpetual Cup 1st & 2nd AA, A, B. C Grades

Ladies. Juniors, Sub Juniors, Veterans Nomination: $30 - O/S $6

------------------ Note: Interzone teams match for Hawkeye Shield

shot in conjunction.

COPPIl BARBOUR 9-691 -Fine I l l ) . 2STDB CD. AA: J. N d 25/25.A: H. Squk24/25: B: P.Young. R.Palmcr24/25: C: G.Weat2STDBCONTCSHIP: OA & B: R. WLmer 28/26;A: H. S q W 24/25: C: G. W-t ZOT PS CD: AA: J. Narb 59/g0. A: H. S q W 55/60: B: P. Young 58/60: C: G. Weat N. Rodgcra. 10TSB: AA J. Nab 7/10: A: P. Mffiutrc 10/10: 8: P. You.& J. Oamk R. her 9/10: C: N. Rodgem. 5PRDR: AA; J. N d 10110; A: H. Squ(rcs; B. P. Young. R Ntchaon. J. Oamtt. HG: J. Nash 124/190. Srr R F-U (066) 52 5787.

COUOWAZ(H8Z -Nme&mo1(221. lOTeO HC.J. BcU. P. C-I, N. Nkon. C. Sanders. J. Paue. 10/10. 1ST HCP: 1st R. OabNl24/24,2nd P. WoJbyer 23/24,3rdT. CddsrcU17/18.20TDB CSHIP: OABA: D. Gabrlc142/42; B: P. G m n 19/20: C: R. Gab& 18/10. ISTDB CSHIP: OA &A: K. Maumy 36/96; 6: P. Green W 3 1 : C: R. F o g 22/23.

COWPAZ-6gZ -0vrrcartrvlthmh (21). 10TCD: 8Posalbla. 2OTHCP: 1st D. b tmwki24/24.2nd 0. SinclslrZS/24. 3rdT. NNcabn 58/37. CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS: OA: P. Tqhr 94/I)6: A: G. Bunting B/96.2nd 8. GI- 69/72; B: P. Taybr 44/98,2nd P. Mould 57/60: C: T. Natlon 55/60. 2nd B. Gosmak 51/60. BIRDIES BOY SHIELD: C w a - P. Mould. l. AkxMdcr, L. 04- 55/60. HG: J. Smith 1341138.

DOWNSIDE UlTEWATIONALZE4-gZ - Fhs (24.1OT EO. 7 Porstbler. 25T 08: OA: D.Sehubsck: &A. m r s . 2nd B. Blahe: B: C. Condon. 2nd L. Blakc. 2% DB: OA: B. Blake; A: D. Sehuback 2nd A. Sandcrs; B: L. BkLe. 2nd B. Hulm: Jnr: S. Sehmctlcr23/25.2STHCP: 1stA. Wlight. 2nd B. Blake. 3rd A. Sanders.

DOWNSIDE l N T E E H A 7 I D N N . ~ 6 9 2 -Cold & 1101 25TTRENCH. 1.t W.Charlrw.2ndB. Hall.3rdP.Whcckr. IOTEO.B.HaU&P. Whcclcr 10/10. SOTDB: 1st 8. Hall. 2nd P. Whcclcr.3rd.A. MeKendc. PINLET B.682 -Warm &cloudy (32). 1UT DB E O C. Rcca. S. Catena. K. M c C m t k . S. Decker 10/10.25TDB: h M. fqtacomo56/56. K. McCunnUc 55155: B: C. R m 26127. 2nd S. Catena 25/27: C: C. D w 20125. 2nd S.

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POIICSTZ-692 -0vercastU7). 15TDBEO:AA;A. Kldd.0. Rmles. A.Aham: A: M. Rrrssne. B. Naybr. A M@. L l b w B: T. Ryan: C P. Shornpn. 45T D B : M P. Farmgla G. ROOM 100/lW: A: G. Kcnnenon 45/45.2nd A W e b

ALBURY WODONGA Clay Target Club Inc.

SUNDAY 12th JULY 1992 SKEET 11 am - DTL 12 noon

(black with red band targets will be thrown)

Event 1 251 Darrell Smailes Skeet C'ship nom $9 OA & 3grade winners ds $1

Event 2 101 Pointscore Eye Opener nom $4 Event 3 20t Double Barrel C'ship nom $8

OA & 2 grade winners d s $2 2nd each grade

Event 4 20l Single Barrel C'ship norn $8 OA & 2 grade winners d s $2 2nd each grade

Event 5 15t Handicap nom $7 1st. 2nd & 3rd ds $2

High Gun Trophy over program Best Junior in Event 3

School Student - 1M SIB - Approx. start 1.30pm $150 Open Order from McGeoch Hunting & Fishing Store

for possible shot over the program

hsrident: Greg Pinner Sacremy: GeoffAgnew (080) 25 3670 AH (060) 21 8494 BH

-

GUN CLUB @NC.) Now situated lhkm souk of Donlgo township

MOUNTAIN TOP 100 Sunday August 2nd - 9am start

EVENT 1 25T DIE Cash Divide 15m nom $13.00 GradedAAAB&C.

EVENT 2 Mountain Top PTS C'ship nom $20.00 50 Targets Pointscore ds $3.W 4 Grades, 3 places each grade.

EVENT 3 Northern Tablelands D B C'ship nom$l3.W 25 Targets Double Barrel d s $1 .XI 4 Grades, 3 places each grade.

JUNIORS, LADIES &VETERANS 60% NOMINATIONS LUNCH, AMMO &REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE

3 AUTOMATIC LAYOUTS & PHONO PULLS

Prswdent Semiruy: John Cunningham Brim Monaietf (066) 52 1W3 (06) 68 1320AH

(065) 68 1084 BH

PAGE 22 AU~~RAUAN CIAYTARGET SHOOTING NEWS JULY 1992

Cowra Gun Club Incorporated

GOLD CUP SHOOT Saturday 1st & Sunday 2nd August

Saturday - 1.00pm start Event 1 10 Target CiD $4.00 Event 4 NSW DID CHAMPIONSHIP 20 PR $10.00

01s $1 OIA - $1 Event 2 20 Target HANDICAP TROPHY $9.00 Sponsored by Country Ganlens Motel

Ist, 2nd, 3rd 01s $1 each %, $1 OIA - $3 Event 5 10 Target Dm Night 15m C/D $6.00 Inconjunction L. Bird Shield 3 man team pp $4.00 Event 6 CENTRAL ZONE $15.00

Dm NIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP Event 3 10 Pr DIRise Cash Divide $8.00 OIA Ist, 2nd AA, A, B, C

01s $1 each %, $1 OIA - $3 Sponsored by Aalana Motel

Sunday - 9.00am start Event 7 5 Target Double Barrel Cash Divide $2.00

followed by

COWRA GOLD CUP 100 Target Double Barrel 15m $60.00

OIA Sash & Perpetual Trophy - 1st AA, A, B, C: 4 Cases AA Winchester Cartridges 2nd AA, A, B, C: 1 Case AA Winchester Cartridges

01s $1 each 25, $1 OIA - $5

HlGH GUN BY WINCHESTER JUNIOR, LADIES, VETERANS HlGH GUN PENDING NUMBERS

JUNIORS & LADIES HALF NOMS FULL PROGRAM.

$500 Cash to any shooter, shootingpmgram clean (excl Dm. Money split if tied.

PROGRAM SPONSORED BY Country Gardens Motor Inn (063) 42 i934, Aalana Motor Inn (063) 41 1177, Countryman Motor Inn (063) 42 3177 (10% shooters

discount if advised), Lachlan Valley HoteVMotel(063) 42 2900 (Bar & Bistm- Shooters special acmmmodation $39 single, $44 double, $49 3 persons), Mobil Distribulors-Hill & Co-Cowm, Rosegatdens Se ivb Station (Mobil).

Junior, Veteran &Open High Gun sponsor- WINCHESTER Ladis High Gun sponsor-Mr Ian Armstrong M.P. (Local Member). THESE SPONSORS SUPPORT US, SO PLEASE SUPPORT THEM.

Cartridges, me& and refreshments all available oi~ the gmunds. Accommodation will need to be booked eady as the Cowra Wlne.Show will be heM on the same weekend.

Club reserves dght to alter program. Bay City BandedTargets-4 Ibis Traps.

Other accommodation available from- Alabaster Motel42 3133, Cowra Crsst Motel 42 2799, Cowra Molor Inn 42 201 1, Civic Motel 42 2055, Town House Mole142 1055, The Pines Caravan Park (dose to Gun Club) 42 1850, C o w Caravan Park 42 1058, Torrington Farm Hdday 44 3572.

COME TO COWRA . . . . . . WHERE SPORTSPEOPLE MEET.

President: Noel Dwight (063) 42 2107 BH, (063)45 3217AH- Secretary: Peter MwM (063)42 4969 AH

JULY 1992 AUSIRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHCQTNG NEWS PAGE 23

The NSW Shooting Association has been pursuing for some years now a suitable venue for an international target shooting complex for all shooting disciplines and archery. The State's Department of Sport, Recreation and Racine has endorsed the

NEW SOUTH WALES International Target Shooting Complex

requirement to establysh a complex that would cater for national, international as well as Commonwealth and Olympic Games shooting and archery events a t the one venue. At the present time, the Government is considering the Kariong proposal. Kariong range has been in continuous operation since 1946 and is currently the home of various local shooting clubs.

meeting rooms will cater for international and UIT representatives and competition requirements, includine:

Kariong is only 60 km north of Sydney, adjacent to the Sydney-Newcastle Expressway, and provides ready access to a large percentage of the State's population.

This international shooting complex will bring together, in one location, the best quality facilities and latest technology for all disciplines of the sport in a modern complex operated as a commercial ventuke.

For clay target shooting, the Kariong proposal will include a combination of UIT and Australian competition traps with the most recent developments in trap and skeet equipment included to ensure our shooters - - maintain the competitive edge. A Field and Game range with electronically controlled targets in a number of carefully planned layouts will provide a demanding and exciting field shoot.

The complex will have full facilities for up to 600m big bore rifle shooting, a number of indoor and outdoor pistol, air pistol, air rifle and smallbore ranges from 10 to 50 metres as well as a black powder range and comprehensive target and field archery ranges.

A centralised administration block, providing the focus for the complex, and including retail outlets, museum, family entertainment areas, restaurants, club and

* Administration offices for the Shooting Association and its afXliates

0 Referees, judges, disputes and International delegates rooms

* Meeting and lecture rooms / * Library facilities I e Media and telecommunication facilities

* Indoor and outdoor ceremonial and presentation areas

An on-site resort style motel will appeal to overseas and interstate travellers and their families, particularly as it will have a gymnasium, swimming pool and tennis courts to unwind after a day's shoot.

Funding for the complex is in hand with full support from the NSW Gun Club with assistance &om the NSW Shooting Association. No government funding is involved.

The complex will also provide a headquarters for the NSW Firearms Safety Awareness Council.

For a brochure on the aronosal. send a stamped self addressed envelope to:

NSW Shooting Association P.O. Box 719, Gkbe, N.S.W. 2037

The NSW Shooting Association will continue to support the operations of all clubs and associations on their home grounds, as well as push for the development of regional complexes particdarly in southern andwestern Sydney, and selected country areas.

"%I( T l l t A I H I

NSW Shooting Association Limited

(A.C.N. 001 467 2000)

PAGE 24 AUSlRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS JULY 1992

THE INTERNATIONAL 'HIARGET SHOOTING COMPLEX Auswalb's MW horn of International Target Shooting and Archery in New South Wales. The Complex CAnSirtr of a care fully planned nrmblnatlon of facilities suitable for holdlng Olympic and Commonwealth Gamer, State, National, Oceania

and World Shootlng and Archery Events. - c2

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BOGGABRI GUNNEDAH GUN CLUB INC.

1992 CHARITY SHOOT 210 Cadet Unit- Gunnedab Saturday July Ilth, 9.30am

Event 1 nom $5.00 10T El0 C/D 15m Graded Event 2 nom $20.00 40TCadet Unit Classic 15m Graded ds $2.00 1st Overall, badge &trophy 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C Event 3 nom $10.00 20T Pointscore C/D 15m Graded Event 4 nom $10.00 20T Continental C/D 15m

Total nominatiom - $47.00

Overall High Gun, 1st 144 A, B, C. Novice Trap available.

Meals, refreshments and cartridges available.

Enquiries: G. Carlyon (PRs.) B. Daniels (Sec.) (067) 42 3518 (067) 42 1544

BOGGABRI GUNNEDAH GUN CLUB INC.

The 10th Annual AG-QUIP SWOOT

Wednesday Night of AG-QUIP August 19th, 1992

Event 1 nom $6.00 10T EYO C/D 15m Graded

Event 2 nom $20.00 SOT Liverpool Plains D/B Night C'ship o/s $4.00 Overall sash, badge &trophy 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C

Total nornbatio~~~ - $30.00

BBQ Tea before shooting. Cartridges and Rtfreshmenrs available.

Camping facilities, hot and cold showers etc, available for shooters visiting AG-QUIP.

Enquiries: G. Carlyon (Pres.) B. Daaicls (Sec.) (067) 42 3518 (ffi7) 42 1544

P R E L I M I N A R Y N O T I C E

Tarnworth Clay Target Club Incorporated

ANNUAL TWO DAY TRAP CARNIVAL 5 & 6 SEPTEMBER, 1992

Trophies - Cash - Sashes

o@ 225 Olimpyc Fluoro Targets

59$9 Nominations - $130 @ 2 ~

Free camping, showers etc. 'Ooo Complimentary tea Saturday night

See August C.T.S.N. for full program

For more information phone Rod Prior (067) 66 1 455 BH - (067) 66 1537 AH

JULY 1992 AUSIRAUAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS PAGE 27

$$$$$$$$$ REWARD $$$$$$$$$ $1000 to shoot the possible

GOODOOGA Australia's most boring town -come and see i f it is

2 DAY ANNUAL SHOOT JULY 2 5 ~ ~ & ~GTH, 1992

Saturday 9th loam

Event 1 10T D/B C/D 15m 60% 30% 10% nom $10 01s $3 Event 2 25T S/B Culgoa C'ship 15m OA AA A B C FM nom $15 01s $3 Event 3 25T PIS Culgoa C'ship 15m OA AA A B C FM nom $16 01s $3 Event 4 25T D/B Trophy 15m OA AA A B C FM nom $16 01s $3

Sunday 10th 9am

Event 5 25T D/B Culgoa C'ship 15m OA AA A B C FM nom $16 o/s $3 Event 6 $1000 40T Calcutta H'cap $200 each 20, $200 OA, nom $25 01s $3

$100 each group 11-14,15-18,19-21,22-25 Event 7 15 Pr D/Rise 1st and 2nd nom $17 01s $3

Total Noms $115 - Total Sweeps $21 -Total $135

... FREE...FREE... FREE... Accommodation available, camping, morning-afternoon teas and

calcutta dinner at Bowling Club on Saturday night. Free BBQ tea at Bowling Club on Friday night.

Free breakfasts Saturday and Sunday morning at club grounds. High Guns over program OA AA A B C Ladies, Juniors & Veterans.

Sashes donated by Ringland Family and Jack Edgell.

Further particu Zars: Bob Loughrey (068) 29 6016- Ross Scott (068) 29 6243 -Robert Waters (068) 86 1178

JULY 1992 AUSIRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS PAGE 29

Sydney Clay Target Club Limited GROUND LOCATION: Heathcote Road, ~Wenai (16kms from Liverpool Bridge).

~ I T H & 1 2 ~ ~ JULY, 1992 N.S.W. I.S.U. STATE ELIMINATION ROUND

AM START EACH DAY 200T TRENCH $70 plus $5 OISweeps 200T I.S.U. SKEET $70 plus $5 OISweeps

100 Targets each day Excellent Cash Trophies for All Grades FLASH TARGETS USED FOR FINALS

DOWN THE LINE PROGRAM - 1 IAM START 100T Sutherland St. George Championship D/B - $35 plus $5 OISweep

(I st & 2nd - AA - A - B - C - Cash Trophies)

NOTE: 1.S.U. Practice available on Friday 10th from 2pm. Nominations will close at loam on Saturday.

ACCOMMODATION: Cronulla Beach Resort Motor Inn. Bob or Paula (Mates Rates) Phone (02) 523 8999. PRESIDENT: Ma1 Tilley 602 7469 BH, 771 3519 AH- SECRETARY: Loz Lloyd 520 6765 AH.

WAGGA GUrV CLUB INC. affiliated with the A. C. T.A

SUNDAY 2nd AUGUST SKEET loam -TRAP 12 NOON

Event 1 50T Murrumbidgee Skeet Championship Event 2 10T Double Barrel Eye Opener Event 3 50T W.G.C. Mixed Targets Championship

OIA sash &trophy plus A,B,C grades Event 4 30T Metres Cash Divide

HIGH GUN SASH OVER EVENTS 2,3 & 4

FRIDAY 7th AUGUST NIGHT SKEET

Event 1 50T State Night Skeet Championship OIA sash &trophy plus AA,A,B,C grades

The committee reserves the right to aiter the program if necessary

Secretaty: A. P. Sanders (069) 261042

DENlLlQUlN CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.

Racecourse ~ e s e b e , Deniliquin

SUNDAY JULY 19 Practice prior to 12 noon start

EVENT 1 10T POINTSCORE EYE OPENER EVENT 2 20T MIXED METERAGE

(NORTH EAST ZONE TEAMS EVENT) EVENT 3 25T ROCKETS TOY AND SPORTS WORLD

DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP EVENT 4 25T HUSSEYS ROADLINERS

SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP EVENT 5 10T REPCO CLUB MUG

(TIME PERMITTING)

High Gun on Events 1,2,3 & 4 Noms for the day -$31 - plus Sweeps

Canteen facilities available in our heated clubhouse The committee reselves the right to aiter the program

President M. Frag,kconw (058) 813922BH, (058) 814135AH Secretq: J. hnca, P.O. Box 115, Denikquin, N.S.W. 2710 -

PAGE 30 AUSraALdAN CLAY TARGET SHDOTINGNEWS JULY 1992

PRELIMINARY NOTICE

INVERELL R.S.M. GUN CLUB

Sapphire City Clay August 15th & 16th

See'August C.T.S.N. -

Hawkesbury GUN CLUB LTD. Fairy Road, South Windsor

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

Every 2nd Saturday - Skeet 12.30pm Every 4th Saturday - Ball Trap DTL 12.30pm

Wednesday Afternoon - Practice President I. Alona (02) 631 8919

Secrerary: R. Hun! (02) 601 7594 BH

Ahmn&ld 21/25. XWTROPHY: M: I,. Arnold. 2nd P. Fsn@a: A: N. Qulncc. 47/50: B: A. Sanders 52/58: C: H. Sandera 31/50: Ladks: C. Ogden 40/50. 9n.l P Qh- !a. n lufnd. c. c RebhharL 2nd B Mmnk. HG: N. Ouloec. HG: P. RownbmmZ431250.

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A: L. b 26/26. 2nd T. Cawy 25/26: B: J. Wmtton 37/37.2od d c m W-NO -8a - & -1 (25). CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS: 36/37; C: N. l(lad(a23/25,2nd 0. Curcvulo 27/31. HG: L. h 127/130. OA &A: R. E h n 124/125: B: C. Foster 1201125: C: A. Mulr 106/125: Jnr.

YAmBA 17-682 - L@ht R a h (161.1ST DB WLSH: & J. FamU 15/15: B: C. Pobon 13/15: C: 0. Ntbek. H. G m s y 12/15.20TDB CWBTROPHY: A: J. EamcU20/20: B: R. Palmcr 18/20: C: M. M a l o n y 17/20.2ST MXD TOTS: A: J. E m u 32/35: B: C. PoLon 41/49: C. M. Maloney. 2mSB: A: 0. H a r r b n . J. E m u 20/20: B: R. P h r 18/20: C: M. W n e y 16/20. HG: J. F-U 87/90. Rrs Jackwt: S. Go$arln. Sec M. H a r r b n lOBBl42 4297.

A. Coyle 57/60. S. ~ a s h 56/60. OAHG: S. &den 120/130.

OAHG; P. Nash 941100 ~AmvoitTE 196gZ -0ve-r (27). 7STSIMULAlED REID: A& J. Nkr. 2nd R. Pr1or.A: 0. Lancsder. 2nd M. Dengate: B: B. Dankls. 2 n d T W c k : C: C . m n . 2nd N. Hinds. OAHG: F. Smlrb. T A m v O m 24-6-82- 75TSLMUIAlEO R E U ) : h : K. Moo=. 2nd B. Bog@: A: N. Bradbury. 2nd P. Narh: B: C. Barton. 2ndT. M k : C. N. HLndr. 2od G. m n . OAHO: R. PMr: 2dayOAHG: R. PMr: 2dayLHO: J.Taylor: 2dayJHO: G. m n .

~ f i o u 20/22. Scc R. Baker I06g 47 1243. WAOOh S6-82 - Cml(111.501: RNERINA 7DNE B U T R A P CSHIP: OA: A. Sandcn 48/50.1LYT PS U). 1 Posalbkr. XWWGC PS CSHIP: OA: M .Roakc 143/150:A:T. Wtlcnon 119/150: B:A. Wrlght 141/150. 5OTWGCSBCSHIP: OA: A. Wrlght 45/50: A: R. Hands 42/50: B: M. Rwke 44/50. HG: M. Rooke 2131210.

Southern Zone Coaching Day Saturday July 18, 1992

at 11.00am to be held at

Bateman's Bay Clay Target Club Inc.

Club grounds are situated 5km west ofNelligen on Kings Highway

(Canberm l Bateman's Bay Road)

. Two accredited coaches will be in attendance.

There will be three Fireanus Safety Awareness Officers available for anyone who may need to complete their Firearms Safety Course to enable either the renewal of, or application for Shooters Licences.

This program will be followed by the clubs regular monthly shwt on Sunday July 19Wq for which Sashes and Tmphies will be awarded.

Rogi&atio~ and Enquiries ta- The Secretary, Yvonne Huddleston Phone: (044) 72 4064 BH, 1044) 72 5170AH

JULY 1992 AUSIRALLW CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS PAGE 31

N GUN CLUB INC 1992 ANNUAL SHOOT

9.00 AM CITY OF DARWIN - ISU Trench hrcnt 4: lo t P/S l W t Trench (over 2 layouts] A-BC O/A-$300Cash O/A - Sash 1st & 2nd each grade - Tmphy

2.00PM DiTRacUce Event 5: 30t S/B - Graded A-B-C 15mts A/O- Sash&ls t&Znd -Tmphy

7.00 PM WINCHESTER State Nlght Championship Event 6:HALI.S 'IRANSPORT Championshfp 5OtDB - Graded A-BC 15Mts 5Ot D/B - -Graded AA-A-BC O/A-Sash 1st & 2nd each grade - Tmphy O/A - Sash 1st & 2nd each grade - Trophy

FRIDAY 24 July - 9.OOam SUNDAY 26 July - 9.OOam

Event 7: 10t H/C O/A - $300 Cash

Event 8: IN &OUTBOARD MARINE

O/A Sash & 1st & 2nd each grade -Trophy O/A Sash 1st & 2nd Tmphy

Event 9: AUSIRALIAN AIRLINES - Calcutta 5Ot D/B -Graded AA-A-BC 15mts

6Ot - 20 D/B - 20 S/B - 20 P/S AA-A-BC O/A - Sash 1st & 2nd eaoh grade - Tmphy O/A -Sash 1st & 2nd each grade -Trophy AA - 18mts A - 17mts B - 16mts C - 15mts

mndltbmd units available. Enquiries contact Greg ChanTel(089 8163981 10.000 -TOTAL IN CASH & 'lROPHIE.5 '*** CALCmA - $3.500 IAppromc).~'

er of Shooters ..............................................

PAGE 32 AUSTRALIAN CIAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS JULY 1992

Gold Coast & Albert Clay Target Club (Inc.)

Gross Road, Womgoolba, Qld- UBD Map 84 FI

PROGRAM FOR JULY 1992 Pmcrice every Sotunfay I-5pm Skeet, DTL Ball Tmp. 25 targem $4

Also every Sanrrdoy 3pm 50 LargelBall Tmp Sweeps $16

WEDNESDAY 1st 7.30pm --MEDLEY 75 targets - Trap, Ball Trap & Skeet $24 TUESDAY 14th 730pm-Night practice &coaching SUNDAY 19th 10.00am -SKEET 100 targets $32 -DTL (shot separately) Event 1 20t DIB EO 1Sm Sweeps AA A B C $7 Event 2 July Hiih Gun Event 30t DIB 15m $9

Free noms September DTL- AA A B C Event 3 1st SIB 1Sm Sweeps AA A B C $6 Event 4 Albert Shire Cont C'ship 50t 15m $16

badge 0.4, trophies AA A B C Event 5 20t DIB H'cap - trophies lst, 2nd & 3rd $7 SATURDAY 25th- FIELD &GAME 100 targets $30 SUNDAY 26th-EIELD & GAME 100 targets $30

SPECIAL EVENTS- SUNDAY 19th Club Jackpoi Wo dmwr unlimited tickem $1 each

Kmin Seemy PIant Hire High Gun forpossibleshot in Evenu 2,4 & 5 BBQ luncher-morning and apcmwn tLar- refreshments

The cornminee reserves the righl ro alter t k e p r o g m ifnecrrsary

M i c o t : Mic M u m Sccntary: Kevin Secney (075) 91 2W8 BH (075) 30 4144 AH

REDCLIFFE CITY CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.

Duffield Road, PO Box 31 11, Clontarf MDC 4019

SHOWMAN'S SNOOT Sunday July 12th - 9am sharp

PROGRAM Novice 20t Single Barrel $5

Event 1 25t Pointscore 15m $8 Event 2 25t Double Barrel 15m $8 Event 3 .30t Medley Event $9 Event 4 25t Continental Pointscore $8

Total Nominations -$33 Veterans, Ladies & Juniors -$20

6 MAN TEAMS EVENT (2A, 2B, 2C) USUAL HIGH GUNS

President W. Chain Secretary: E. Chiuorri Phone: (07) 284 1109 Phone: (07) 266 6718

WARWICK Clay Target Club Inc.

ANNUAL SHOOT August 1 st & 2nd, 1992

Saturday 1 st - 1 1 am Event 1

25T D/B Charnpbnship 15m Badge &Trophy AA, A, B, C

Trophy 2nd each grade Nominations - $74.00

Event 2 25T D/B Continental Championship 15m

Badge &Trophy AA, A, B, C Trophy 2nd each grade Norrdnations - S 74.00

Optional Event (time permiffing 20 Pair Deouville Doubles

Trophy 1st & 2nd Nominations - $7.00

SATURDAY NIGHT BBQ TEA FREE WITH TOTAL NOMlNAllONS

Sunday 2nd - 9am Event 4

25T D/B Pointscore Championship 15m Badge &Trophy AA. A, B. C

Trophy 2nd each grade Nominations - $74.00

Event 5 50T Combined Sponson Major Trophy Event

Trophies 1st. 2nd & 3rd AA, A, B, C Nominations - $24. 00

Event 6 The Warwick Clay Target Club $600 C/D

$150 each grade AA, A, B, C Nominations - $23. 00

High Gun - 125 Cariridges each g r d e donated by Winchester Australia.

Veterans, Ladies & Junior High Guns. Graded Optional Sweeps on Event 5 - $2125 targets.

Total Nominations $96 + $4 olsweep = $100.00. Veterans, Ladies & C grade Juniors -60% noms

on full program. Plenly of room for camping. power. no showers.

Hotel & Motel Accommodation available In town.

President: Steve Hodgson (076) 67 2 149 Secretory: Cla~r Bafferhom, P.O. Box 758. Wa~'ck, 4370

PAGE 34 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS JULY 1992

ANNUAL EXHIBITION CARNIVAL 2 5 ~ ~ & 2 6 ~ ~ JULY

Saturday 25th - 9.30am start Sunday 26th - 9.30am slarl

25 Targets 15m Graded M.A.B.C. 30 Targets 15m Graded M.A.B.C. Sash & Trophy Overall. Trophy remaining grades. Sash & Trophy Overall. Trophy remaining grades. Trophy for second in each grade. Trophy for second in each grade. Best Lady & Best Junior. Best Lady & Best Junior.

WINCHESTER POINTS C'SHIP 25 Targets 15m Graded M.A.B.C. 25 Targets 15m Graded M.A.B.C. Medallion & 500 Winchester Cartridges Overall. Sash & Trophy Overall. Trophy remaining grades. Trophy remaining grades. Trophy for second in each grade. Trophy for second in each grade. (SPONSORED BY PAUL AND JUDY CLARKSON).

MEADOWS TRANSPORT MEDLEY 25 Targets 15m Graded M.A.B.C. 15 Targets DB Points 15m & 15T Handicap. Sash &Trophy Overall. Trophy remaining grades. Trophy Overall. Trophy rewining grades. Trophy for second in each grade. Trophy for second in each grade.

Best Lady & Best Junior.

25 Targets 15m Graded M.A.B.C. Case of Cartridges each grade. 1/2 Case of Cartridges second each grade. Best Lady & Best Junior.

JUNIORS, LADIES, VETERANS-80% NOMINATIONS IF WHOLE PROGRAM SHOT OVERALL AND GRADED HlGH GUNS.

CAMPBELL BRODRIBB LADIES HlGH GUN, JUNIOR HlGH GUN, VETERANS HlGH GUN DONATED BY H. & J. BRASHER Sweep to be held on Event 7 and drawn prior to the Event

The Committee reserves the light to alter the program. PRESIDENT: John Porter (07) 398 4257-VICE PRESIDENT: Tom Meadows (07) 286 2607-CLUB: Ross Tipler (07) 398 4555

JULY 1992 AU-IAN CLAY TARGET SHOUTNG NEWS PAGE 35

23/25: B: P. Dauga1125[25,25THCP: 1 s t J . Fabian26/27,2nd N. Hcad25127. 3rd J. Sbnc 23/25. HG: P. Dougall72/75.

' Wm C o r n & ALLlERT 17-6-82 --Overeast & rainy (22). 2UTDBSS:AA: C. Witt D. Hart 19/20: A: J. KenncdyZO/20: B: J. UndcrhU 17/20: C: D. M n d d islio. ~ O T DB: AA: C. w i t t m / w . A: M. ~ u r p h y 50/30: B: J. ~ a r m w s 1 3 0 : C: 0. M d d 2 9 / 3 0 , 2 S P P S : A A : P. Stein 72/75; OA&A: D. Moffltt74/75: B: J. Underhlll67/75: C: D. M n d d 63/75.50T DB C'SHIP: AA: C. Witt 49/50: on & A: J. Box 9/50: B: S. Haberman 47/50: C: D . M d a l l 4 1 / 5 0 . . . ~ - ~ ~ ~ W D N D m N D I 10.6-92 - Fins & rvann (251. TURNER FAMILY CLASSIC MEDLEY: OA & A: B. Turner 1411145. 2nd C. Donavan 1351145. 3rd N. PosUma&ht 1321145: B: I. Bmnnan 158/145,2ndT. Gibson 1341145.3rd B. W d s 1281145: C: B. Gtaham 125/145,2ndF. White 122/145.3rdJ. Burnet 120/145: Ladis : K . R m 107 /145 .TOWEREVE~R. BmoLs30/30.L.Mmrr 29/30. SccL. M w m (076) 71 1244. GYMPIE 1 2 4 8 2 -Fine & sunny 120). 25TDH CD: A: G. Dum.V.Tlpman 24: B: N. Ddc 23; C: K. MUL. 22. 25T HCP: 1 s t W. Humphrcys 24/25. 2nd B. Goddard 27/32.3rd K. Mills 26/32.15PR DR: A: V. Tipman 25/50: B: N. Dale 21/30: C: H. Walkcr 15/30,20TTOWER POINIS: A: G. D u r n 60160: B: G. Foster 52/60: C: K. MUls 57/60. GYMPIE 1 0 5 8 2 - F i n e (13). lOOTDB 15MCSHlP:A:V,Tlpman95/100,2nd B. Goddard 9S/ lW: B: L. B c a a 941100. 2nd W. Edgerton 93/1W: C: S. Edgerton 55/100. 2nd A. Gardncr 771100. glNGAROY 3682 -God 124). SUT DB: ABB: P. Narthmtt 12/73. 2nd F. MeCann 71/73: C, D. Schultz57/60.2ndM. Jcssman 56/60. 50TPS:ABB: F. McCann 1 4 9 1 1 9 . 2nd R. S p n a r 1481150: C: N. Jessman 137/150.2nd D. k h u l b 1361150. HG: F. MeC- 1981200.

WESTERN ZONE Q.C.T.A. INC 15th Annual Zone TRAP CARNIVAL

18 & 19 July, 1992 St. George Gun Club

SATURDAY 18th - loam start Event 1 Nom $9 10T DIB - 15m Cash Divide Event 2 Nom $15 Western Zone D/B C'ship 25T O A A A A B C ls t&2nd Event 3 Nom $15 Western Zone SIB C'ship 25T O A A A A B C lst&2nd Event 4 Norn $20 Western Zone Trophy Event 50T Continental O A A A A B C ls t&2nd

SUNDAY 19th - 9am start Event 5 Nom $15 Western Zone Points C'ship 25T O A A A A B C l s t & 2 n d Event 6 Norn $20 50T DIB AA A B C Ist, 2nd & 3r4 Event 7 Nom $15 Western Zone DIRise C'ship 15 Pr O A A A A B C ls t&2nd

Total Targets - 215 Total Nominations - $109

Juniors & Ladies - 60% Noms (ifshooting whole program)

Western Zone Team selected on Events 2 ,3 & 5

Juniors permitted 14 - 17 years High Gun

Intermediate High Gun Veterans High Gun Ladies High Gun

(if2 lady shooters) The committee reserves the right to alter the

programme if necessary.

For further details contact: President: Rob Taylor Secretary: Judy Kocho Phone: (076) 63 5142 Phone: (076) 27 7120

PAGE 36 AUSIRALLW CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS JULY 1992

GEMFIELDS Gun Club

Sapphire Shoot August 15th & 16th

$6000 in sapphires and frophies

Saturday 15th 9am

Event 1. 25 Target D/B HANDICAP - 1 E/O Sapphires 1st 2nd 3rd Lady & FM.

Event 2. 25 Target GEMFIELDS D/B C'SHIP O/A Sash &Trophy, Badge & Trophy Grades, $70 Sapphire 11-14111 & BestLady.

Event 3. GEMFIELDS POINTS SPECIAL 30 Targets Sapphires O/A & Grades - FM &Lady.

Sunday 16th 9am

Event 4. 30 Target POINTS - 15m Charles Deeley Memorial Trophy Team Shoot Team of six - five to count Medallion & Sapphire to each winning team member, Trophies O/A & Grades.

Event 5. GEMFIELDS 1000 (over events 5 & 6) 25 Targets - 15m O/A $150 AA A B C each grade 60% 30% 10%

Event 6. 25 Target HANDICAP O/A $150 11-15.16-18,19-21.22-25 $90 each meterage group 60% 30% 10% Calcuttamn over Events 5 & 6.

Event 7. GEMFIELDS S/B C'SHIP 25 Targets O/A Sash &Trophy, Badges &Trophies Grades, Sapphires for Best Lady & FM.

OVERALL HIGH GUN donated by

Emerald Travel Agency & John Maguire & Co.

INTERMEDIATE HIGH GUN LADIES HIGH GUN

@ellow sapphire)

14powered caravan sites available free to shooters. Committee reserves the right to alter the program.

President Geoge Cross Secrerary: Irene Cross Phone: (079) 85 4143 Phone: (079) 85 4143

Clay Target Club Inc.

WINTER CARNIVAL JULY 18th & 19th 1992

Saturday 12.00 noon Event 1 25T D/B - 15m Grd S/S $10

Event 2 25T D/B Championship $10 OA, AA, A, B, C

Event 3 25T SIB Championship $10 OA, AA, A, B, C

5 Man Team - $10 (over whole program) 3 Man Team - $6 (over whole program)

Event 4 25T PTS Championship $10 OA, AA, A, B, C

Event 5 50T D/B Classic - 15m OA, AA, A, B, C

Russel Barker Memorial Trophy shot in conjunction with this event

Event 6 25T Cash Handicap 11-15, 16-18, 19-21.22-25 60% 30% 10% each group

TOTAL NOMINATIONS - $75 OPTIONAL SWEEPS - $10

OVERALL HlGH GUN AA, A, B & C HlGH GUNS

LADIES, JUNIOR &VETERAN HlGH GUNS

BARBECUE SATURDAY EVENING

Secretary: T. Brereton (074) 9 1 6327

JULY 1992 AUSTNAAN CLAYTARGET SHOOTING NEWS PAGE 37

GUN CLUB INC.

4th -5th JULY 1992

Saturday 4th 12 noon Event 1 25T D/B 15m S/S

Event 2 25T POINTS C'SHIP O / A 1 & 2 A B C

Event 3 30T CONT C'SHIP O / A 1 & 2 A B C

Sunday 5th 9am Event 4 30T D/B C'SHIP

O / A 1 & 2 A B C

Event 5 40T CASH MEDLEY (20T B H 'cap , 20T D/B 15m) Divided $150 each division O/A: 1 1-5: 16-1 9; 20-25 C o m p u l s o r y divislon

Event 6 25T SIB CASH DIVIDE 60% 30% 10% (60% noms to shooters) 1 2 & 3 A B C

HIGH GUNS

President: Peter Dougali (076) 62 7993 Secretary: J o h n Fabian (076) 65 2 183

GUN CLUB llm OPEN SHOOT Jmy l l ~ a & 1 2 ~ ~

Saturday 11th July loam start Event 1 Waggamba Shire

50T Championship 25T DIB & 25T Points 15m AA A B C lst, 2nd 3rd& Jnr 1st

Event 2 Goondiwindi Welding Works 50T DIB Championship 15m AA A B C Ist, 2nd' 3rd & Jnr 1st

SMORGASBOARD &CALCUTTA ROYAL HOTEL 6.30PM

Sunday 12th July 9am start Event 3 Cooreys Classic

25T OIB Championship 15m Event 4 Sudhoiz Earthmoving PR Calcutta 50T Shooters Loot

25T DIB & 25T Points 15m AA $200, A $200, B $200, C $200 Div. 60%, 30%, 10%

Event 5 Border Builders & Plumbers Supplies $14.00 25T SIB Championship 15m AA A B C Ist, Znd, 3id & Jnr 1st

Total Noms $96.00 -Optional Sweep $4.00 C Grade Juniors, Ladies &Veterans 60% Noms

HIGH GUNS SPONSORED BY AA - Lowes Petroleum

A - Cotton Traders Corp B -Lawrence Springborg M.L.A.

C - Don & Muriel Park JUNIOR - Cam & Glenda Ellis LADIES -Kevin & Linda Suhr

VETERANS - Peco Trading Co. Camping facilities available on grounds

For accom~dation contact Mick O'Shea (078) 71 1877 Warwickoutdoors &sports display on site

The committee reserves the right to alter the program if considered necessary.

Pmd&t Jumbo Bmwn

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Townsville GUN CLUB INC.

ANNUAL SHOOT 17th - 18th - 19th JULY 1992

Friday 17th - 9.00am TOWNSVILLE TRENCH CHAMPIONSHIP

100 TARGETS Trophy O/A; Trophies 1st & 2nd A B C

Best Lady; Junior; Veteran O/S each 25t -Graded off gun.

Saturday 18th - 9.00am TOWNSVILLE SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP

100 TARGETS Trophy O/A; Trophies 1st & 2nd A B C D

Best Lady; Junior; Veteran O/S each 25t -Graded off gun

Sponsored by Townsville Copper Refineries Lfd.

Sunday 19th - 9.00am TOWNSVILLE TRAP CHAMPIONSHIP

1 00 TARGETS Trophies O/A; Trophies 1st & 2nd A B C

Best Lady; Junior; Veteran O/S each 25t -Graded off gun

Sponsored by Universal 7-Day Hardware.

CAMPING Q REFRESHMENTS Q CARTRIDGES available on grounds.

President: Tom Comerford (077) 73 28 15 Secretory: Daphne Lee& (077) 79 3 149

CLUB PHONE: (077) 78 8163 *

B.URNS&U.E S&SZ -Warm &windy (29). 1GT FS EO: L. Curtls. P. Curtls. B. Webb 30/30.25T JACK COLLINS MEWTRDPHY; M: B. Webb 25/25.2nd L. Curtls 20/25: A: 0. Pehm)raS3/3B. 2nd M. Marlaol a/=: B: G. M c M M 24/25.2nd B. Smith25/27: C: M. Regan 24/25,2nd A. Hanwn 22/25.2GT BAIRNSOALE SB CSHIP: A: B. Webb 20/20. 2nd M. Manianl 19/21: B: D. Aukema 19/20. 2nd B. Smlth 18/20; C: M. Regan 18/20. 2nd R. Crawford 19/24.25TMXD:A: B.WebbNI36: B: G. McMM33/95.C: M .Regan28/33. HG:A: B. Webb lW/110;B: G. MeMtllan 100/110;C:M. Regan91/110.CAKE SHM3T: P. Curtls. BENALUasaz. 2 m D B IRONMAN CSHIP: OA &A: J. KLne 31131.2nd D.

. . CAUAWADMSTAWEU 156.82 -Cool b- (251. IOT PS FD: J. KeW. J . 0 h SOISO. 25TSTAWEUWlNDOWS &GLASS DB CSHlP OAB A: G. Hunt 4 3 4 5 . 2 n d P. Scott 44/45: B. D. Rickand 23/25,2nd J. Rcdbrd 34/37: C: B

Southern Peninsula July Guide

CERBERUSGUNCLUB H a y 194 HZ

Saturday 4th 12 noon 5 PR DlRlSE $4 - 10 PR DlRlSE $8 - 50T DB $15

Secretary: Chtis Cam1 (03) 775 7926

MORNINGTON CLAY TARGET CLUB Mehvay 146All

Saturday 11 th 12 noon 10T EO $4 - 25T CONT $8 - 25T SB $8

Secretary: MLowndes (059) 754412

NEPEAN CLAY TARGET CLUB IMelway 200 K2

Saturday 18th 12 noon NORM QUICK PERPETUAL H'CAP 10T H'CAP EO $4 - 40T H'CAP $20

Friday 24th NEPEAN NIGHT SHOOT

Secretary: Rod Scott (059) 86 8445

JULY 1992 A E X l W L W CLAY TAFGET SHOOTING NEWS PACE 39

Tatura Gun Club Sunday lPth July - 12Jqxn stcni

Pracb%e frcm 1 1 . m EVENT 1 5 Pair Double Rlsa M $6.00 EVENT2 10 Pair Double Rise Champlonshlp 58.00

OA & 3 Grades EVENT3 X) Pair Deauviile Doubles Championship $8.00

(shot off mm) 1st & 2nd EVENT4 25 Target Double Barrel Championship $9.00

OA 8 3 Grades OPTIONAL SWEEPS ON EVENTS 2,3 & 4

HEATED CLUB HOUSE AND MEALS AVAILABLE Pres; H HawMng (058) 56 1227 Sec: 8. Ea$a (058) 21 7058

CERBeRUS 2-6-91 - Flnc & elcar 1101. lOT PS: Roy Burg- 34/34, Ray= Burg- 29/30.2OTCIRCLeS. A: K. Roae 28/30: B: A. Chandkr 2 7 / 3 0 . m DB: A: R q c e B- 30/30: B: A. Cbandler30/30.25THCP: Roy B u g a s . A. Chandkr. C. Canol23/25.

PUSTEB 4-691 - Flne & mlld. IOT PS CD: B. S l o b 34/30. SOT MEDLEY: OA: B. S t o k e 2 7 / 2 0 A: R. S h k b 28/90, B: I. Dav(dson23130; C: F. Rulhcrbrd 24/34. ISTCONT. 1s tR . Jcnnhm 19/19.2odl.Dav(dron 18/19.3rdB.Stokcs

Gola Gun Club JOHNNY WALKER DAY

Sunday July 12-starts 12.30pm sharp Event 1 25TDB C'ship OA l&2 A B C Junior $8.50 Event 2 25T PIS C'shi OA 1&2 A B C Junior $8.50 Event 3 20T Johnny galker special 1&2 AA A B C $9.00

Ris event sponsored by UnifedDirlilkrs. LUNCH AVAILABLE-HEATED CLUBHOUSE

SOUTH WEST ZONE CARNIVAL 30.8.92 Prcs: PercrMcDonafd Sec: No- Porker Ph: (052) 34 8384 (052) 35 3209

22/25: 2nd J. Hughes 21/25: C: M. Hayek22/25,2od G. b e y 9/25. HG: N. Mario- 155/155. OCCLONO X-692 - F h e (71). IOTPS M CD: 1 7 Pmslble . 25TDB C31lIP: A: C. Haydcn 176/178.2nd A B d s h a w 1751176: B: R Rankln 43/44.2nd N. Uddclow30/31:C: C. Mffiud56/57.2ndE.Ms34/39.25TSBCSHIP: A: J. Sappl Sl/SL. 2nd J. MatIhey 34/91: 8: T. or 25/25,2nd M. Carllle 24/25: C: B. Stewart 24/25. 2nd S . Durbrldge 2 3 5 . 25TDB C O M CStllP: A: D. Gray 48/48. 2nd J . Sappl 45/46: 8: 8. Omham 47/48. 2nd R. Ranb 36/37: C: B. Stew 30/31.2nd E. Edarards 28/29. HC: 0. Hayck &J. Jolly 1051105.

EDPEm(IN~6-81-Overrsrrt&chlUyllZ).lOTDBEO.R HowxU. M.Smllh. C.MUes 10/10.2STHOPEIOUN& DWDBCSHIP:OA&A:R.Hou~cU25/25: B: C. Dalton 23/25; C. B. Fc reuan 21/25. 2OT CASH HCP; R. HounocU. N

JEPARIT 11-6-92 - M M & &ty m h (22). 1OT DB M: D. Flavcl. J. Carvllh. M. Klngdl 10/10. 25T PS CSHP. OA & A: J. Gmslth 82/84. 2nd R. Black 79/84; B: G. Mitchell 83/75.2nd D. Riclrard 82/75: C: L H d 55/75.2nd W. Sanders 51/75: Ladlea: J. C&lh 51/75: Jnr:T. Martln 85/75.1OTDBSS: R. Ho-U. R.Blaek. G.Voge1.D. Flave1.T. FkvcllO/lO.lOTSBSS:D. FuUcr 10/10. 1OT HCP SS: T. Martin. L. Heard. M. K(n@l. 0. Vogcl9/10. See D. Flavcl1053) 97 2170.

KEIWNOS-6-92 - Ex~Ucnl (21) . ICQTMEDLEY: DA:C. Wcarcr 172/130:A: B. MLmd 171/180.2ndJ.Whlumrr 1 7 0 / 1 8 0 : B : S . L a n d ~ m u 15?/180. 2nd H. Saundcn 136/180: C: C. Psach 157/180.2nd P. Day 152R80: Jnr : J. Whlumre 1701180.

mE'tUN 10691 - R n c & -1 (31). 2OT DB CStlIP: DA & A: IIC. Moore 36/36.2nd C. Penno 33/34: B: S. I luheak 95/54 2nd R. O'M- 22/23: C: K. O'Mcara 17/20. 2nd P. McKsmlc 13/20. 2OT IICP 21-2SM: M. Spcnccr 15/20,2nd N. Flankllog 14/20: 1620M: W Athhsan 24/26,2nd S. Hub& 23/26: ll-I%(: T. MeKemle 12/20.2nd I. Smllh 9/20.30TTUWERIR4F; N. Frankllng. W. Athhson.T. K U . R. O'Mcara25/34. See R. O'M- (0%) 2 2 2735.

PAGE 40 AUSlRAIdAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS JULY 1992

Colbinabbin Clay Target Club Inc.

Shooters Please Note New ground located at the Elmore Field Day Site, 3km east of Elmore. Entrance through main gate

off Midland Highway.

Sunday 26th July + 2OT PIS C'ship $7 * 25T DIB C'ship $8 + 20T H'cap $7

Sunday 23rd August + 20T SIB C'ship $7 0 25T DIB C'ship $8 + 10 Pr DIRiie $7

Sunday 27th September 0 20T PIS C'ship $7 20T SIB C'ship $7

e 25T DIB C'ship $8

P M e n t A. W. Johns Swefary: R. R. West Phone: (054) 32 9370 Phone: (054) 32 92M

WlElRRIBEE GUN CLUB

WISCI Ballan Road Wenibee (Meluray Ref: 205)

Approx. 1 1 kmfrorn the racecourse

SUNDAY JULY 1 2 ~ ~ 1992 1 2 . 3 0 ~ ~ START

Event 1 5 Pair Double Rise E l 0 $5 Event 2 15 Pair Double Rise $1 2

Graded ABC 1 st & 2nd Event 3 20 Tgt Double Barrel $8

Graded ABC 1 st & 2nd

CLUB HOUSE FOR COMFORT AFTERNOON T E A AVAILABLE

Pres: Carol Zagorc Sec: Ian Urch 369 181 1 BH 749 4379 AH

VICTORIAN GUN CLUB

W.I.S.C.I. Complex, Ballan Road Wenibee

OLYMPIC TRAP SAT JULY 4th loam start

(Nom close 10.45~1~1 sharp) 75 Target Championship $22 Overall Sash. 1st & 2nd A B. C

SAT JULY 18th loam start (Nom close 10.45am sharp)

Pre Olympic Shoot 50 Target Championship $16

P& 25 Target Final

@h targets used injka4 Overall Sash. 1st & 2nd A B. C

Time Permitting 25 Target Graded Cash Divide $8

DTLpractice available both days

NUMURKAH Clay Target Club Inc.

SUNDAY JULY 26TH 12.00 noon stari -Practice 1 1.30am

Event 1 25t PIS Championship A, 6, C first & second

Event 2 50t DIB Championship OA winner 1 case o f shells, A, B, C half case o f shells, prizes second each g r a d e

Event 3 25t PIS Championship A, 6, C first & second

The day's p rogram Is sponsored b y U & N DISPOSALS (DENI) High G u n over program

Sashes a n d Ribbons o n all events BBQ lunch a n d refreshments available

Trevor Hicks (Sec) Tony Maskell A. Cole (058) 62 2106 AH (058) 62 2224 AH (058) 64 6442

JULY 1992 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS PAGE 4 1

Echuca Gun Club (Ine.) Sunday July 12th

12 noon start Event 1

l O O t Single Barrel C'ship American Style & Angles

Graded A, B, C each 25 targets Sash & Trophy A, B, C, OIA

2nd each grade Event 2

50 Pair Double Rise C'ship American Style & Angles

Graded A, B, C each 25 pair Sash & Trophy A, B, C, OIA

2nd each grade

Skeet & DTLpmctice and coaching available from l l a m

President: Ron Trail1 (054) 84 1356 Secretary: Kevin Dobson (054) 83 7552

RAAF Point Cook Gun Club JULY 1992

Sunday 19th - 1 1.30am 10T Pointscore Cash Divide

25T Single Barrel Championship

251 Pointscore Graded

POINT COOK SHOOTS EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT, AT 6.30PM

Enquires: Phil Pegg (03) 369 6042

VICTORIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION

SOUTH EAST ZONE . 20 Target Single Barrel

School Persons Championships Thursday 6th August

9.30am start

Frankston-Australian Clay Target Club Inc. Rossiters Road, Carrum Downs

SPONSORED BY Winchester Australia and the Clubs of the South East Zone.

Ammunition supplied by Winchester Australia. SECTIONS OVERALL

SENIOR BOYS/SENIOR GIRLS (over 15 years on the day) JUNIOR BOYS/JUNIOR GIRLS (under 15 years on the day)

4 MEMBER TEAM EVENT SHOT IN CONJUNCTION. Entry forms from Zone Secretary Chris Carrol- Phone (03) 77 57926 AH or (059) 50 71 19 exi 7583 BH

PAGE 42 AU- CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS JULY 1992

SEBASTAPOL GUN CLUB JULY PROGRAM

Saturday 4th noon Event 1 25T ABT 'Winter' C'ship $9

OA sash a 60%, 2nd 30%, 3rd 10% ds $1 Event 2 25T 'Winter' DB C'ship $1 0

OA sash atrophy, 1st ABC ribbon 01s $1 atrophy, 2nd ABC trophy

Event 3 251 'Winter 0 mpian' D/B C'ship $10 X OA sash & trop y, 1st ABC ribbon ds $1 atrophy, 2nd ABC trophy This event is proudlysponsoredby the Ballarat Business Community. All proceeds will be donated to our Olympic Trap representative Russell Mark. Please suppoti our Olympic Team Member.

Event 4 25T 'Freezing' DB C'ship $9 OA sash & troph , 1st ABC ribbon ds $1 J atrophy, 2nd A C trophy

OVERALL HlGH GUN SASH JACKPOT $259 +

Sunday 19th noon Event 1 10T Points 00 CID $6 Event 2 50T Sebastopol DB C'ship $15

OA sash & troph , 1st ABC 01s $1 ea 25 ! ribbon &trophy, nd ABC trophy 01s ola $1 Event 3 25T Points C'ship $10

OA sash & 25% cash, 1st ABC ds $1 ribbon a 15%, 2nd ABC 10%

Event 4 25T Points Tower C'ship $1 0 OA sash &trophy, 1st ABC ds $1 ribbon atrophy

OVERALL HlGH GUN

Friday 24th 7.00pm Event 1 1OT Points 00 $6 Event 2 15T DB R F Scott Novice C'ship $8

1st sash atrophy, 2nd & 3rd trophies Event 3 15T Sco io 100 DB C'shi

OA sash ! case Scorpio 108, $10

ds $1 1st ABC ribbon & 100 shells, 2nd ABC 500 wads

Event 4 15T DB C'ship $9 OA sash & 60%, 2nd 30%, 3rd 10% 01s $1

OVERALL HlGH GUN JACKPOT $200 +

Metropolitan Clay Target Club Ine.

O'Heurns Road, Epping, 3073

JULY PROGRAM Sunday 5th 12 noon start

SA Team Elimination Events 3,4 & 5 Event 1 15 tgt PTS CD $7.00 Event 2 20 tgt D/B A B C $8.00 Event 3 25 tgt D/B A B C $9.00 Event 4 15 tgt Tower PTS 1 2 3 $8.00 Event 5 25 tgt Skeet A B C $9.00 Event 6 10 Pr DIRise $8.00

Sunday 12th 1lam start 50 tgt Metro Sporting

AA A B C UJNet $17 Open $13 Reduced

1st each grade 100 shells 2nd each grade 1Okg shot

UJNet 50 shells if sufficient entries

Sunday 19th 12 noon start Event 1 50 tgt Ball Trap A B C $1 8.00 Event 2 25 tgt D/B A B C $9.00 Event 3 25 tgt PTS A B C $9.00 Event 4 20 tgt Handicap $8.00 Event 5 15 tgt Tower Mini 1 2 3 $8.00 Event 6 25 tgt Skeet A B C $9.00

Sunday 26th 1 lam start 50 tgt Metro Sporting

AA A B C UJNet $1 7 Open $1 3 Reduced

1 st each grade 100 shells 2ndeachgradelOkgshot

UJNet 50 shells if sufficient entries

PRACTICE: Saturday - 12-5pm Skeet Tower DTL

Tuesday - 12-5pm Skeet DTL Sunday - Skeet Limited DTL

2nd & 4th Sunday- practice sporting available

President: Bert Lobley 467 5935 Secretary: Peter McVicar PhlFax 465 21 64

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JULY 1992 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHM3TiNG NEWS PAGE 43

fineto & Abruzzo Gun Clubs

Sunday 12th July, 1992 - 12 noon start -

to be held at Melbourne Gun Club

Victoria Road, Lilydale

Event 1 10T El0 Points C/D $6 Graded

Event 2 25T Points $10 f l s t & Z n d A B C

Event 3 40T Double Barrel $13 f l s t & Z n d A B C

Event 4 50T Skeet $15 f

?i+ Reduced noms for ladies,juniors & uetemns

This shoot is proudly sponsored by:

M. & U. IMPORTS 200 Gladstone Street, South Melbourne

Phone: 699 5383 Importers of quality hair dryers

and hairdressing accessories

The suppert afthe @lowing organisotions is appreciated:

8 T. & C. Motors Pty. Ltd., 118 DundaslStreet, Thornbury Phone 484 2515

8 Nillumbik Cellars Pty. Ltd., 379 Belmore Road, Balwyn Phone 857 8320 and 11 Chute Street, Diamond Creek Phone 438 1249

8 Conwrde Li uor Pt . Ltd., 70 ailw way &ad, ~fackhum Phone 894 2555

@ Hilton Business Agency, 1st Floor, 70 Doncaster Road, North Balwyn

8 Mobos Constructions Pty. Ltd.. 6 Swanston Street, Preston Phone 480 5100

@ L gon Dri School (U. Melchiome prop.) pLne 3 5 0 3 4

@ N. & D. Concrete & Dramage, hcreting and drainage mnbctors Phone 380 2296 or 018 307 128

S. Zotti E. Montanaro Phone: 480 3028 Phone: 846 1718

MELBOURNE GUN CLUB

Victoria Rod, Lily& Phone (03) 739 1771

JULY PROGRAM Saturday 4th, 12 noon Event 1 50tTrench Graded C'ship $16 Event 2 25t Trench C/D $10 Event 3 25t Points Graded C'ship $9 Event 4 25t SIB Graded C'ship $9 Event 5 50t Skeet Graded C'ship $15 Event 6 25t Skeet C/D $9

Saturday 1 1 th, 12 noon Event 1 25t Points Graded C'ship $9 Event 2 4M D/B Graded C'ship $14

1st each Grade Cartridges 2nd Cartridges

Event 3 23 Sporting Clays Graded $9 Event 4 25t Sporting Clays Graded $9 NOTE: SKEET PRACTICE AVAILABLE

Saturday 1 8thj 12 noon Event 1 50tTrench Graded C'ship $16 Event 2 25t Points Graded C'ship $9 Event 3 3M MGC D/B Group C'ship $12

Lead shot 1st groups 1 1-14, 15-17,18-21,22-25off 15m

Event 4 10 Pair D/Rise Graded C'ship $8 Event 5 75t Skeet Graded C'ship $21

Sunday 1 9thj 1 1 am SO1 Sporting Clays $16 AA, A, 8, C, Vet, Jnr. Lady REDUCED NOMS FOR VET, JNR, LADY

Saturday 25thj 12 noon Event 1 lOM Skeet Graded C'ship $25 Event 2 25t Points Graded C'ship $9 Event 3 25t D/B Graded C'ship $9 Event 4 25t SIB Graded C'ship $9

American Distance & Angle

PAGE 44 AUSTRAUAN CLAY TARCET SHCKTlTNG NEWS JULY 1992

GEELONG Clay Target Club (Inc.)

JULY PROGRAM Sunday 5th - 1.00pm

Noms for Event 1 close 1.45pm sharp Event 1 $8.50 25T Pointscore Championship Graded A.B.C. - 1 &2 each grade, badge O/A Event 2 $8.50 25T Double Barrel Championship GradedA.B.C. - 1&2 eachgrade, badge O/A Event 3 $8.50 25T Mixed Meterage Championship A-18, B-16, C-14 1st. 2nd 3rd & 4th badge for 1st

High Gun Sash over Events 1 - 3 . (points to count)

Saturday I l th - 1.00pm Noms for Event 1 close 1.45pm sharp

Event 1 $8.50 25T Pointscore Championship Graded A.B.C. - I &2 each grade, badge O/A Event 2 $8.50 25T Double Barrel Championship Graded A.B.C. - 1&2 each grade. badge O/A Event 3 $8.50 25T Double Barrel off 20m GradedA.B.C. - 1&2 each grade, badge O/A

Sunday 26th - 1.00pm Noms for Event 1 close 1.45pm sharp

Event 1 $8.50 25T Pointscore Championship Graded A.B.C. - 1&2 each grade, badge O/A Event 2 $8.50 25T Double Barrel Championship Graded A.B.C. - 1 &2 each grade, badge O/A Event 3 $8.50 30T Mixed Birds Championship (10 DB, 10 SB, 10 PS) Graded A.B.C. - 1&2 each grade, badge O/A

$2.00 OPTIONAL HIGH GUN PURSE OVER ALL SHOOTS

President: G. Mahoney (052) 63 2286 Secretary: G. Thornon, P.O. Box 857, Geelong

JULY 1992 AUSTRALLW CLAY TAR<

THE PREMIER NIGHT SHOOTING CLUB ! OF AUSTRALIA

Cnr Geelong and Little Boundary Roads, Brooklyn Mehvay Map Referance: MAP 40 FIO

JULY PROGRAM

WEDNESDAY 1st Practice from 6.00pm Event 1 15T Pointscore CID $8.00 Event 2 15T Double Barrel Championship $8.00 Event 3 15T Graded Pointscore $8.00

WEDNESDAY 8th Practice from 6.00pm Event 1 15T Continental CID $8.00 Event 2 15T Graded Cont Championship $8.00 Event 3 15T Graded Double Barrel $8.00

WEDNESDAY 15th Practice from 6.00pm Event 1 10 Pair Double Rise CID $8.00 Event 2 16 Pair Deauville Doubles $9.00 Event 3 15T Graded Double Barrel $8.00

WEDNESDAY 22nd Practice from 6.00pm Event 1 10T Pointscore CID $6.00 Event 2 10T Single Barrel CID $6.00 Event 3 10T Double Barrel CiD $6.00 Event 4 10T Continental CID $6.00

OVERALL HIGH GUN SASH

WEDNESDAY 29th Practice from 6.00pm Event 1 10T Pointscore CID $6.00 Event 2 15T Single Barrel Championship $8.00 Event 3 20T Graded Double Barrel $10.00

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LIEUIOURNE 15692 -Cold & wet (24). MCC W ROUND 'IRAP MEDLEY: AA:J.MoUCa135:A:C.Thomru138,OA&B:D.Rluwn1SQC:RLolno 137.75TSKECTCSHIP: M &A: P. Joblulon 7 4 / 7 1 B; 8. H h c 71/15: C: R Lolno 67/75, MBUIOWHE 17-S-W, - FLnc but mLd 1198). 7ST SFORITNO CLAY GRAND OPENING: M B A A : G. B m WBB 2nd B. llcr 58/66: A: S. Bcnnctt 51/68. 2nd 8. Graham50/66: B: D. MPktm. R Dodds48/60: C: D. -48/66.2nd L Pmy 46/66; Vek S. Catl- 48/66; Jnr: E. B m k 48/66: Lady: R. Gaul

U O ~ Q T O N Bdga - FLne (88). SOUIH EhSTZONE CARNNAL -25% DB: A: B.Icbky51/52.2nd W.Parbs60/62. SrdS.Zoffl58/62: 0A& B: R.Zanm 52153.2nd N. Sll3.3, 3rd T. GaMoa 31/53: C: R. wyckbma 22/27.2ndT. T=1/27,25THCP; 1stW. 26126.2nd R. Zanm 2 5 / 2 6 . W M. Pwdr 37/40. EM S. Ttbansrarr 2SfZ8. J n r A Rmca 25/25. O A H G : W . ~ 8 9 / 6 3 : L H G : L.Gray43/50;WLMingTcsm:Abruao226/250 (S. W l . M. R- M. SehWzxe. C. Smtta R. Zeam). JnrTeam; Ab- iR. Zanm & D. SignmaO. RsBc J. Rove. uoawELL.Ie51*2-he(2n. 10TDBHCFSEO.O.Rlky. O. Bcnnctt2SlSO. 251' HCP: le t D. Kendan 25/25.2nd W. 26JZ8.3z-d R. ShUdr 25/28. BMG.Rmwka20/a5.25TDBCSHIP: OA&A:L.C~s50/51,2ndC.Bc~ctt 49/51: B. M. Hu@@ 24128.2nd D. Renda1123/26: C: G. Rlly 19/25.2nd S. RlnrwU21/29. CARE YMJI: J. Attard. MI' BWON(1- -Roe & doudy (25). STCOW W CD: 10 Oosslbk. l 0 T COhT Cstop: M & A: T. P@m 20120. 2nd V. T o m s ~ l l 3 1 / 5 2 ; B: J. West 24/2B.2ndRPbeEyZ5/28:C:P.Fdl22/23.2odB.Wekrr21/25.1STHCP: 1dB. RrCnSO/SO. 2 d D , qhc29/50. SldJ.West 14/15:FM:T. McCormaek 20122: BM:K. Mpurry13/15.ZOPRDDCSHIP: Istl. M d h & & P . Fell20I20. 2nd D. PLaam h R . Phe!kY 19/20. n p ~ n i s b m -FLneil~). I ~ P S EO: K. R ~ S O / S O . S. weth 28/30.50T CONrMEDLEY: A: B. Wmdward I W I W . 2 n d K. R r n W / l W : B: D. P c ~ m 89/100. 2nd B. Johnrlon 88/1W: C: B. Stnaart 871100. 2nd B. G r a m 73/1W. p o u t ~ C M ) K B S 9 2 -Rn(ny 118) 10TCOhTSBCD:A DcMurl10/10.20T CONrFS CD: M. H d e n 56/60. R. S p k u Y I 6 0 . E. Splccr52/80.20TONE A: M. Zamamat 20/20: B: D. RWl& 15/20: C: R SploerJnr 15/20.

FRANKSTON AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.

R w i r Road, Carmm Downs (03) 782 1626

JULY PROGRAM 5th July 1.25t Pointscore Trophy A B C $ 9 2.401 Double Barrel Championship A B C $15 3. 15 Pair Deauville Doubles $ 8

lst, 2nd, 3rd 4.501 Skeet Championship A B C $15 5.501 Skeet Trophy A B C $14 6.75t Trench Championship A B C $22

12th July 1.101 Pointscore Eye Opener $ 4 2.201 Single Barrel Trophy A B C $ 8 3.301 Double Barrel Championship A B C $10 4. 15 Pair Double Rise Trophy A B C $ 9 5.75t Trench Trophy A B C $22

SKEET WINTER OPEN see separate program for further details

19th July 1.301 Pointscore Trophy A B C $10 2.301 Double Barrel Championship A B C $10 3.301 Continental Trophy A B C $10 4.1M)t Skeet Medley Championship A B C $25

(75t Skeet & 25t Doubles) 5.75t Trench Championship A B C $22

26th July 1.15t Eye Opener $ 7 2. 501 Graded Meterage $16

AA-20, A-18,B-16, C-14 3.301 Double Barrel Championship A B C $1 0 4.75t Skeet Trophy A B C $18 5.501 I.S.U. Skeet Trophy A B C $18 6.751 Trench Trophy A B C $22

PRACTICE AVAILABLE WEDNESDAYS, SATURDAYS & SUNDAY MORNINGS

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FRANKSTON AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.

S K E E T WINTER CLASSIC

'Cold. . . Wet . . . Windy' 1st ANNUAL GUMBOOT SHOOT

SATURDAY 1 l th JULY - loam EVENT 1 50t F.A.C.T.C. SKEET HANDICAP 1st $100,2nd $60,3rd $40 . . . . . . $15.00 EVENT 2 50t A.S.S.A. SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP - AA, A, B, C, JIX . . . . . . . . . $15.00

Sponsored by The Australian Skeet Shooters Association EVENT 3 50t T A S W SKEET DOUBLES - AA, A, B, C, JIX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15.00

Sponsored by Tasman Meats

a BBQAFTER SHOOT a Compliments of TASMAN MEATS

Overall takes Grade in all events.

SUNDAY 12th J U U - loam EVENT 4 l O O t WINTER SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP - OA, AA, A, B, C & Jnr . . $25.00

Incorporating Handicapped Event for 20.28.410 Gauges

HIGH GUN ON EVENTS 1,2,3 & 4 SASH & TROPHY

Ladies, Junior & Interstate Visitor High Gun

FRANKSTON AUSTRALIAN

would like to thank. . . BOB OLD

ASSA TASMAN MEATS BILLY GUYATTS

for their sponsorship & support

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VlCTORLAN 2 0 6 8 2 -Fhe&eold (081. 1STPSCD:C. Mad@. R. Howdcn. M.Zunpcmnl.A. Chandler. M.Sndth. A . V c h . V . F I o ~ r 4 5 / 4 5 15TSBC51IIP: OA: J. CJapld~s 26/26. AA: V. hlolUcb C. Mag* 15/16: 8: M. Plant 16/17, C. Frcetnan 15/16: C: I . PmcrU 25/28. 2nd C. Kann 16/18. 25T DB CSlllP. Oh: A. Dlnalnlc M/m A: V..FloMr 58 /58 ,2nd D. DLPctro 57/57; B. M. Plant 51152.2ndT. Llmlnn31132: C. R. Laho27/28.2nd I . PowcrU21/22.

SHEPPARTON CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.

Ground Location -River Road, Kialla.

ECONOMY SHOOT Sunday July 5 - 12.30pm start Event 1 SOT Graded Dwble Barrel Championship open $10

Overall sash plus 1st & 2nd prizes ca grade reduced $7 01s ea 25 $1

Event 2 20 PairDeauville Doubles Championship open $8 (own partners) -Shot off 18m reduced $6 Sash & priu 1st pair, prize 2nd pair

Sunday August 2 - 12.30pm start Sponsored by John Reymldr Horiron&l Boring Event 1 10T C/D Continental Eye Opener al l noms $5 Event 2 20T Graded Continental Championship open $9

Sash plus 1st & 2nd prizes each grade reduced $7 d s d a $1

Event 3 2OT Graded Dwble Baml Championship open $9 Sash plus 1st & 2nd plizcs each grade reduccd $7

d s d a $1 Event 4 20T Graded Pointsmre Championship open $9

Sash plus 1st & 2nd prizes each grade reduced $7 ds d a $1

LUNCH AVAILABLE BOTH DAYS LADIES, JUNIORS &VETERANS --REDUCED NOMS

PreridMc Stmen l%elfirU Secerory;Alon Simr (0.78) 21 3679~~1, (058) 21 6572 BH (058) 21 2908

WANGARATTA Clay Target Club Inc.

SATURDAY JULY 18th DTL 1.00pm start

Event 1 10 Target Double Barrel Eye Opener noms $4 Event 2 20 Taget Double Band noms $8

Claude Dean Memorial Champ~onship reduced $5 1st & 2nd ABC + Best Junior d s $2

Event 3 30 Target Sin le Barrel ~ ~ n s $ l O Claude ~eanhmoi ia l Championship reducal $6 1st & 2nd ABC t Best Junior . ds $2

Event4 20 Target Handicap noms $8 Ist, 2nd & 3rd +Back Marker reduced $5

d s $2 HIGH GUN TROPHY OVER PROGRAM

LADIES, VETERANS &JUNIORS REDUCED NOMS

SUNDAY JULY 19th Skeet 12.00 noon start- Junior DTL 1.30pm

Event 1 100 Target Skeet Championship noms $28 1st & 2nd ABC t Best Junior reduced $17

d s $4 D l . TRAP WIU BE OPEN FOR PRACTICE

LADIES, VETERANS &JUNIORS REDUCED NOMS

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