October 2002 Vol. 55 No. 10 Official Journal of the AUSTRALIAN CLAYTARGET ASSOCIATION INC

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NATIONAL EXECUTIVE Designed and Typeset by Midland Typesetters 30 Hubble Steet, Maryborough, Vic 3465 Patron The Right Honourable Malcolm Fraser, A.C., C.H. Printed by Newsprinters Pty Ltd, Melbourne Road, South Shepparton, Vic 3630 President Mr John H. Byrnes No responsibility is accepted by the publisher for Chairman – Management, Wagga Complex the accuracy of information contained in the text, PO Box 395, Waikerie SA 5330 illustrations or advertisements. The opinions Volume No. 55 Ph: (08) 8541 3209 expressed in this magazine do not necessarily represent those of the publisher. Issue No. 10 October 2002 Management Mr Bill Jones (Vice-President) Chairman – Finance, Wagga Complex ISSN: 1321-3903 25 Links Cres, Port Macquarie, NSW 2444 Official Journal Of the Ph: (02) 6582 5662 Australian Clay Target Mr Mark Bulluss Promotion & Development, Wagga Complex Association Incorporated 16 Exmouth Court, Leanyer, NT 0812 Ph: (08) 8947 4448 BH Annual Subscription Rate: $33 Mr Allan Kenny November issue closes September 20 Chairman – Promotion & Development, Finance 5/213 Tolosa St, Glenorchy, Tas 7010 December issue closes October 20 Ph: (03) 6272 4714 Front Cover: Vince Vaina, Vice President Mrs Elaine Forward and Major Sponsor of the Gold Coast Clay Chairperson – Shooting/Judges, Target Club, pictured with the Tender Plus Rules/Safety/Referees Ice Statue made for the Annual Shoot PO Box 68, Tambellup, WA 6320 Ph: (08) 9825 1137 Banquet. Mr John Holder Coaching Council, National Championships 59 Glendale Ave, Flagstaff Hill, SA 5159 Ph: (08) 8270 1310 National Office Mr Robert Nugent Finance, Shooting/Judges Andrew Sanders PO Box 231, Roma, Qld 4455 Executive Officer Ph: (07) 4622 2507 CONTENTS email: [email protected] Mr Ron Traill Chairman – National Championships, Rules/Safety/Referees Presidents Notes ...... 2 Rebecca Blair PO Box 77, Rochester, Vic 3561 Commonwealth Games, Office Manager Ph: (03) 5484 1356 email: [email protected] Manchester 2002...... 2 Committee Mr Robert Andrews 2002 National Skeet Tina Hoban Promotion & Development, Rules/Safety/Referees Championship ...... 6 Accounts RSD 1005, Mundulla, SA 5207 email: [email protected] Ph: (08) 8758 7201 Conditions of Entry for Mr Len Cook National Skeet Championships ...... 12 Coaching Council, Wagga Complex Previous National Skeet Winners....12 Karen Keith 31 Grandview Grove, Wendouree Vic 3350 Ph: (03) 5339 5865 Membership World Cup Suhl, Germany ...... 14 Mr Robert Fox CTSN Finance, Shooting/Judges World Championships 2002, email: [email protected] PO Box 2580, Palmerston, NT 0831 Lahti, Finland...... 15 Ph: (08) 8983 3180 Cuzzo’s Ramblings...... 18 Mr Peter Field Mandy Mangelsdorf Promotion & Development, Coaching Council Your Say...... 20 General Enquiries 69 Beresford Cres, Dysart Qld 4745 Ph: (07) 4654 6276 Break Badges...... 20 CTSN Vale...... 20 email: [email protected] Mr Glenn O’Brien Chairman – Coaching Council, Shooting/Judges Narromine Clay Target Club...... 21 5 Buchanan Pl, Geraldton, WA 6530 Ph: (08) 9964 5131 Mob: 0418 910 226 Gold Coast Gun Club ...... 22 David Jocelyn Mrs Nannette McCallum Echuca Clay Target Club...... 23 Ground Curator Promotion & Development, National Championships 1876 Lyell Highway, Lawitta, Tas 7140 2002 ACTA Presidential Medal...... 25 Ph: (03) 6261 3852 Contact: Nepean Clay Target Club...... 25 Mr Mark McInnes Chairman – Rules/Safety/Referees, Northern Zone Skeet Carnival...... 26 National Championships Classifieds ...... 26 “Weeabunna”, Narrabri, NSW 2390 Australian Clay Target Ph: (02) 6792 2956 Moonie Clay Target Club...... 26 Association Inc. Shoot Results ...... 27 PO Box 466, Wagga Wagga Honorary Life Registrations L. G. Connors (P.P.) G. H. Hall (P.P.) N. Hardy NSW 2650 Club News ...... 63 E. F. Hawkins (P.P.) R. M. Holtfreter (P.P.) Phone: (02) 6931 0122 L. J. Martin (P.P.) R. Mules A. N. Rowe Shoot Calendar ...... 63 Fax: (02) 6931 0125 J. K. Scott (P.P.) J. M. Tyquin (P.P.) R.F. Buchan Website: www.claytarget.com.au J. Murphy G.G. Woodhatch (P.P.) R. Silvester

October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 1 National Commonwealth President’s Games Manchester Notes 2002 The Team John H. Byrnes Head Coach: Greg Chan Coach: John Maxwell COMMONWEALTH GAMES Trap: Michael Diamond, Adam Vella, Nessa Jenkins, Diane Reeves Double Trap: Russell Mark, Michael Diamond, Suzy Balogh, Susie Congratulations to the members of our Com- Trindall monwealth Games Clay Target Team on Skeet: George Barton, David Cunningham, Lauryn Ogilvie, Natalia their success at Manchester. The team won 5 Rahman gold, 5 silver and a bronze medal for their The team departed Finland on the 12th July, having just contested the World Championships and landed at Heathrow some two and a half efforts at the games. It was pleasing to see a hours later. Clearing Customs proved to be easier than we thought greatly increased TV coverage of the clay but getting our hire cars was a mission that turned out to be nearly target events. The telecasting of all finals impossible. To cut a long story short, we sat for nearly two hours before we were finally on the way to our hotel in Slough, which would meant that the coverage was far better than be the team base for the first three days. what we normally receive. Well done team, a The English double trap trials were being shot that weekend on the great effort. Games range at Bisley and we wanted to take the opportunity to shoot as much as possible on the grounds that would be used for the Games NATIONAL SKEET TITLES in the following weeks. Russell shot a great 146 /150 but was edged out by Richard Faulds in the final 193 /200 to 190 /200. Suzy Balogh The National Skeet titles at the Western also shot a terrific 182 / 200 to head the women’s section. Australian Gun Club are rapidly approach- On the 15th July we moved into the games village which was located ing. I am told that preparations are well in the Surrey University at Guildford some 25 minutes from the range at Bisley, and 4 hours by train from Manchester. The accommodation underway and that it should be an excellent was the student houses each of which held 12 people, in a combination carnival. The Pre Nationals events are on Sunday, Nov 9th and Sunday, Nov 10th. The National events will be from Monday, Nov 11th through to Saturday, Nov 16th. ROMA - NATIONAL EVENTS The Roma Clay Target Club is hosting 2 national titles at its fundraising shoot on September 20th - 22nd. The Club has kindly offered to purchase 2 perpetual shields for these National Events. The ACTA appreci- ates this support and hope that the Roma events are highly successful. WORLD MASTERS GAMES This month the Frankston Australian Gun Club will be hosting the World Masters titles from Oct 5th - 13th. We hope all competitors have an enjoyable competition and that our Mens trap: Gold Michael Diamond, silver: Adam Vella. overseas visitors enjoy our Australian hospi- of single and twin rooms. Meals were served in a huge mess hall, and an entertainment centre was set up to keep the shooters amused in tality. their spare time. The village was home to 400 odd athletes and officials, and as there were only shooters there everyone had something NSW TRAP CARNIVAL in common. In October the NSW association will be From the 15th till the 21st when the Badge Matches started, we holding its State Trap Carnival at the Wagga trained almost daily but had the odd day off to break up the routine and be careful not to over train or get into a rut. As with Finland most National Grounds on October 4th - 7th. This things in England were about the same price as in Australia except in Carnival is usually a well attended and English Pounds which when converted to Aussie dollars turns out to popular event with many shooters. be three times the price. A steak at 15 pounds doesn’t sound too bad, but in real money equates to $A45! A round of trap was 5 pounds and double trap 6 pounds so the budget with all the training we were plan- Page 2 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 The Australian Clay Target Team. Mens double trap: Silver Russell Mark.

get on to. A trip to the UK by any shooting enthusiast would not be complete without a visit to this truly amazing shooting complex. The clay target range is new and consists of four trap and skeet fields superimposed with covers, and DTL ranges in between. This facility is alleged to have cost some 4 million pounds (A$12mil) and is as good as any in the world. The background is grass that drops away to a full bore range, so the targets hit the sky quickly and were great to pick up early. Scores were always going to be high providing the weather played it’s part. Between the 21st and the 24th a series of Badge Matches was shot in each disciplines as a warm up for the medal events. All of our shooters shot well, and all was looking good for the Games competition. The opening ceremony was on the 25th and all the team, with the exception of the coaches and the trap shooters made the long trip to Man- chester on a charter train, returning immediately after the opening and arriving back at Guildford at 04:30 in the morning. Medal Competition. Women’s Trap Pairs 1. Australia 43 + 47 = 90 Trap Pairs gold: Adam Vella, Michael Diamond, Nessa Jenkins and Nessa Jenkins 21 + 23 = 44 Diane Reeves. Diane Reeves 22 + 24 = 46 ning was always going to be stretched, as were our wallets and credit 2. England 45 + 44 = 89 cards. 3. Canada 42 + 44 = 86 The range at Bisley is set amongst pistol, rifle and full bore ranges Both Aussie girls were on at the same time and as Nessa’s squad fin- and the whole complex has a history that dates back a hundred years ished first, all eyes turned to Di. She had no idea of what the other or more. There are dozens of different club houses, administrative scores were, but her team mates were nervous enough as it was,and buildings, hotels, restaurants, gunsmiths, gunshops and even a the tension was unbelievable. She had to run the last 6 targets for a caravan park that has permanent sites and a ten year waiting list to 24 to clinch the gold. Each target was agony to watch and when she finally broke the last target and was told they had just won the gold medal, she just burst into tears. These are the moments that make all the sacrifices and hard work worthwhile. Men’s Trap Pairs 1. Australia 45 + 46 + 48 + 48 = 187 Adam Vella 21 + 24 + 24 + 24 = 93 Michael Diamond 24 + 22 + 24 + 24 = 94 2. England 45 + 47 + 49 + 46 = 187 3. Wales 48 + 47 + 49 + 44 = 186 At the halfway mark Australia was 4 targets behind the Welsh team, 1 behind the English and in a bit of trouble. When both those teams posted 49s in their third round we were even further behind with only one round to go. To their credit Adam and Michael never gave an inch and shot a 48 in the last whilst the English could only manage a 46 and the Welsh succumbed to the pressure and came in with a 44. Our boys had won the gold on a countback in what was one of the great comebacks of the Double trap pairs: Gold — India, Silver: Australia Russell Mark, Michael Diamond; tournament. Bronze England.

October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 3 Ladies double trap pairs: Gold New Zealand; Silver Canada; Skeet pairs, Gold Australia (Natalia Rahman and Bronze Australia (Suzy Balogh, Susie Trindall). Lauryn Ogilvie).

Two events on day one - two golds to Australia, what a start! would have had them in equal first place at the halfway mark of the Woman’s Double Trap Pairs (20 Prs / rd) men’s event. A fantastic effort from Lauryn and Natalia that had 1. New Zealand 65 + 72 = 137 everyone looking forward to the individual ladies skeet. 2. Canada 67 + 69 = 136 Men’s Skeet Pairs 3. Australia 66 + 65 = 131 1. Cyprus 48 + 47 + 49 + 50 = 194 Suzy Balogh 32 + 35 = 67 2. Australia 44 + 48 + 49 + 47 = 188 Susie Trindall 34 + 30 = 64 David Cunningham 23 + 25 + 24 + 24 = 96 New Zealand’s Nadine Stanton shot a fantastic 39 in her final round George Barton 21 + 23 + 25 + 23 = 92 to carry her team to the gold medal just edging out the Canadians. 3. England 47 + 47 + 47 + 47 = 188 The Aussie girls found it difficult to find their rhythm and timing but Again a count back decided medal positions, this time in our favour as held on for the bronze, well done ladies. we had tied with the English for second on 188. As we both shot 47 in Men’s Double Trap Pairs the last round it went back to the third round where we shot 49 to 1. India 90 + 94 = 184 their 47 to give us the silver medal. The Cypriots had shot well, par- 2. Australia 92 + 92 = 184 ticularly Kourtellas who shot 99/100. To say David was happy with Russell Mark 49 + 48 = 97 the silver would be an understatement. One would be forgiven for thinking he and George had just won tattslotto, a great result against Michael Diamond 43 + 44 = 87 very high quality competition. 3. England 89 + 93 = 182 That completed the pairs competition and our focus now turned to the individual events. Here the task was even harder as we were now competing against our own team mates. Coaches dream of gold and silver to their shooters in any competition, and with the quality of our team, this scenario was a real possibility in this competition. Woman’s Trap Indidual 1. C Meyer CAN 24 + 24 + 22 = 70 + 25 = 95 2. A North ENG 24 + 24 + 24 = 72 + 22 = 94 3. S Nattrass CAN 22 + 23 + 23 = 68 + 25 = 93 5. Nessa Jenkins AUS 21 + 21 + 22 = 64 + 22 = 86 8. Diane Reeves AUS 19 + 23 + 21 = 63 Unfortunately our girls weren’t able to feature among the medals but the two Canadians shot brilliant 25s in the final to come from behind to take the gold and bronze. Men’s Trap Individual 1. Michael Diamond AUS 25 + 24 + 25 + 25 + 25 = 124 + Skeet mens pairs: Gold Cyprus; Silver Australia (D. Cunningham and G. Barton); 24 = 148 Bronze England. 2. Adam Vella AUS 24 + 25 + 25 + 23 + 24 = 121 + 25 = 146 We had tied with the Indians on 184 but lost on a count back 94 to 92 3. A Sultan IND 23 + 25 + 25 + 24 + 23 = 120 + 22 = 142 on the last round. We were a little disappointed to have got so close The coaches dream becomes reality - Australia gold and silver! How and be counted out but we had the silver medal and Russell’s 97 / 100 good is Michael Diamond? 124 plus 24 to smash the Commonwealth was a great sign for the individual event in a few days time. Games record by 4 targets. You have to feel for Adam, running the 25 Woman’s Skeet Pairs in the final, breaking the old Games record along the way to a 146 and 1. Australia 46 + 49 = 95 winning the silver medal, it doesn’t get much better than that. A 146 Lauryn Ogilvie 24 + 24 = 48 in any competition in the world is going to win more times than not. Natalia Rahman 22 + 25 = 47 Brilliant shooting from these two extremely talented Aussies. These 2. England 46 + 47 = 93 two are still only relatively young in shooting terms and are going to be around for many years to come. 3. Canada 25 + 28 = 53 Women’s Double Trap Individual As there were only three teams entered only the gold medal was awarded. The fact that Australia had won with such a great score took 1. C Kerwood ENG 36 + 32 + 36 = 104 + 37 = 141 nothing away from the lack of teams entered. In fact our ladies score 2. N Stanton NZL 35 + 35 + 31 = 101 + 33 = 134

Page 4 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 Women’s Skeet Individual 1. Lauryn Ogilvie AUS 24 + 24 + 23 = 71 + 22 = 93 + 2 2. Natalia Rahman AUS 24 + 22 + 22 = 68 + 25 = 93 + 1 3. E Barnes SCO 21 + 24 + 21 = 66 + 21 = 87 That dream again Australia one, two! Lauryn had shot brilliantly in the qualifications with a 71 while Natalia posted a respectable 68. In the final Lauryn stumbled momentarily to shoot 22 whilst it was Natalia’s turn to return a brilliant 25. With the scores locked on 93, one was going to walk away from the sudden death shoot off disappointed. Lauryn shot the first pair on station three but Natalia missed the low and it was a highly emotional Lauryn that claimed the gold leaving Natalia with the silver. Both girls shot tremendously well and should be proud of their achievement. Our future in ladies skeet seems bright when we have two great talents in Lauryn and Natalia. Mens Skeet Individual 1. C Miller CAN 24 + 24 + 25 + 24 + 24 = 121 + 25 = 146 2. M Thompson SCO 25 + 24 + 25 + 23 + 23 = 120 + 25 = 145 3. A Nicolaides CYP 25 + 24 + 24 + 25 + 24 = 122 + 22 = 144 5. David Cunningham AUS 23 + 23 + 25 + 24 + 25 = 120 + 23 = 143 + 1 Ladies Skeet individual Gold Lauryn Ogilvie, Silver Natalia Rahman, Bronze E. Barnes, Scotland. 9. George Barton AUS 25 + 22 + 23 + 25 + 23 = 118 After a slow start David came home very strongly for his 120 in qual- 3. C Meyer CAN 32 + 32 + 34 = 98 + 34 = 132 ifying, and his 23 in the final left him only one short of a shoot off for 5. Suzy Balogh AUS 30 + 33 + 29 = 92 + 32 = 124 a medal. He had a determination to do well in this competition and 7. Susie Trindall AUS 30 + 27 + 29 = 89 should be well pleased with his effort. George had shown in winning The two Aussie girls had nervous starts and never recovered to the badge match that he had regained form, unfortunately he was display the sort of form we know they are capable of. They will benefit unable to maintain consistency after a good start to figure in the final. from this competition and hopefully go on to become a force on the That night was to be our last in Guildford and most shooters spent the international scene. The young 15 year old Charlotte Kerwood from night at the Uni pub having a few drinks and saying our goodbyes. England turned on a powerhouse display, particularly in the final with a 37 to demolish her far more experienced competitors and walk away The next morning we boarded another charter train for Manchester to with the gold. An awesome display from one so young and a bright attend the closing ceremony. Unfortunately it rained for the duration future is predicted for this young lady whose maturity is way beyond of the closing ceremony although that did little to dampen the spirits her tender years. of those attending. The games village put on a huge party after the closing and there were many weary people packing their gear to board the Qantas charter flight to Mel- bourne the next day. All gold medalists were upgraded to business class which was a fitting reward for their achievements. The whole Australian Commonwealth Games Team was on the flight and we rubbed shoulders with some of the cream of Australia’s athletes. On arrival in Melbourne we attended a reception with the Prime Minister then took part in the home coming parade through the streets of the city, ending up at the Town Hall. A fitting finale to what had been a record breaking Commonwealth Games for the Australian Team. The Closing Ceremony at the Commonwealth Games: “Rain couldn’t dampen enthusiasm”.

Summary of Achievements Men’s Double Trap Individual Michael Diamond 2 Gold 1 Silver 1. R Singh IND 48 + 48 + 46 = 142 + 49 = 191 Adam Vella 1 Gold 1 Silver 2. Russell Mark AUS 47 + 46 + 48 = 141 + 49 = 190 Russell Mark 2 Silver 3. W Chetciti MLT 46 + 47 + 48 = 141 + 48 = 189 David Cunningham 1 Silver 7. Michael Diamond AUS 46 + 46 + 44 = 136 George Barton 1 Silver A world class display of double trap shooting. To witness two 49s shot Diane Reeves 1 Gold in a final is just mind boggling at any tournament, let alone at the Nessa Jenkins 1 Gold Commonwealth Games and under extreme pressure. It doesn’t get Suzy Balogh 1 Bronze much closer than a target between each of the medals. To have the Susie Trindall 1 Bronze current Olympic champion Richard Faulds not feature in the medals gives an indication of the class of the field contesting this event. When Lauryn Ogilvie 2 Gold the Indian Singh missed a target on his 19th pair and Russell was still Natalia Rahman 1 Gold 1 Silver clean, we thought it would at least go to a shoot off, and then things Team Total 8 Gold, 7 Silver, 2 Bronze would be in Russell’s favour. However it wasn’t to be and as Russell 17 medals in total. Every shooter in the team won a medal and con- said, he was beaten by a better performance on the day. A silver with tributed to setting a new record for clay target at the Commonwealth 190 is a tremendous effort, well done Russell. Games. To the team members, well done! You have done Australia proud.

October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 5 2002 NATIONAL SKEET CHAMPIONSHIPS Official Program — November 11 to 16, 2002

To be staged on the West Australian Gun Club, Whiteman Park team they may be selected. They cannot compete in both Open and International Shooting Complex, Beechboro Road, Western Section teams. Australia by the Australian Clay Target Association. To be eligible for selection or naming in any team, competitors must Tournament Director - TBA have competed in a clear majority of programmed events. Shoot Marshall - TBA Assistant Shoot Marshall - TBA AGE QUALIFICATIONS Office Manager- ACTA Executive Officer Veterans - are those competitors over the age of 65 years on Novem- Handicapper - TBA ber 11, 2002. Jury Rule 4.26(a) & (b) Juniors - are those competitors under the age of 18 years on Novem- ber 11, 2002. Conditions of Competition - Entry Sub Juniors - are those competitors under the age of 14 years on Entry into the 2002 Australian Skeet Championships is open to all November 11, 2002. shooters who are registered for 2002 with the Australian Clay Target Association. Temporary honorary membership will be offered to over- STARTING TIME seas visitors who can produce evidence that he or she is a current Each day’s event shall commence at 9.00am. financial member of their home country’s equivalent body to the Aus- Shooters who fail to appear in time for their squad may forfeit their tralian Clay Target Association. nomination and will be re-squadded towards the end of the event. Australian competitors must produce their 2002 registered shooter Should a shooter being late for his squad then elect to withdraw from record book before nominating. the event, he will not be eligible for any refund of nominations paid. DIVISIONS Any eligible competitor paying nominations is entitled to receive CARTRIDGES awards in the Open section, Ladies, Juniors or Veterans section, For 12 gauge events, load size is limited to 28gr struck measure or however the overall winner cannot take any section prize. equivalent shot size not larger than No.7. A minimum of three persons must compete in any grade or section For 20 gauge events, load size is limited to 24gr struck measure or before sashes/medals/cash/trophies are awarded. equivalent shot size not larger than No.7. When team selection is involved, shooters who are eligible for the Cartridges of the competitor’s choice, including re-loads, may be used Open team selection as well as section teams shall chose in which in all National Championships. Cartridges will be available for purchase at the National Championships. Accommodation for the TARGET AND TRAPS Targets through the program are to be as determined by the Champi- Skeet & OD Nationals WA onships Committee. All targets thrown remain the property of the organisers. Both Motels are 7 minutes from the city and 20 minutes from the Club. They are between the Airport and city on Great Eastern Highway. All throwing equipment will be electronically operated. Flag Motor Lodge - CLASSIFICATION 129 Great Eastern Highway, Riverdale It is the responsibility of the competitor to see that their entry is cor- Manager: Len Berryman rectly classified - and indication can be obtained for the daily score- Ph: (08) 9277 2766 Fax: (08) 9479 1304 board. This applies to skeet grades, Open, Ladies, Juniors and E-mail: [email protected] Veterans divisions. Prices range from $65 - $85 per room $65 - can fit 3 persons Contestants are reminded that re-grading and re-handicapping will $85 Family Room - can fit 4 persons be carried out on a daily basis, where required by the rules. Security arrangements available for firearms, if necessary. Deals can be made regarding breakfast. Bookings under “Clay Target Shooting” PRACTICE as group may incur a further discount. All prices include GST. Note Practice, subject to trap availability, will be available throughout the that this is the older of the two Motels, but very clean and comfort- championships. Tickets may be purchased at the events office. able. 90 rooms available. Shoot-offs, Continuation of Events If, for any reason, the event cannot be completed on the day it com- Great Eastern Motor Lodge - mences, the management reserves the right to stop shooting at any 81 Great Eastern Highway, Rivervale time, if considered necessary. Manager: Norm Christie Ph: (08) 9362 3611 Fax: (08) 9470 2467 In such a case, the competition will recommence where it left off on E-mail: [email protected] the following day. Prices range from $72 - $135 per room, all self contained $72 - can fit 2 persons NOMINATIONS $135 2-Bedroom Suite - can fit 4 persons National 20gauge Championship: $60 Other rooms available at varying prices National Skeet Handicap: $50 Security arrangements available for firearms, if necessary All States Skeet Championship: $60 Bookings under “Clay Target Shooting” will incur a further 10% dis- Commonwealth Skeet Championship: $60 count. Prices being held at current pricing and include GST. 200 rooms available. National Skeet Championship: $60 National Skeet Doubles Championship: $60 Crown Plaza Perth Five Member Club Team: $25 per team 54 Terrace Rd Two Women Team: $10 per team (Located on River Front, Perth Foreshore) Two Man Team: $20 per team Manager:Clive Plummer Mixed Pairs Team: $10 per team Ph: (08) 9325 3811 Fax: (08) 9270 4235 State Teams Matches: Nil. E-mail: [email protected] All championship nominations (excluding 20 gauge Championship) Prices range from $115 - $135 per room. 191 rooms – single, twin, double include a contribution to the discipline fund. Bookings under ‘Clay Target Shooting’ – ask for Manager Note: Reduced Nomination fees are applicable to Juniors and also second Family members, they being wives or husbands, entering into

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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION INC. 20022002 NANATIONALTIONAL SKEETSKEET CHAMPIONSHIPSCHAMPIONSHIPS WEST AUSTRALIAN GUN CLUB Monday November 11 to Saturday November 16, 2002 MONDAY NOVEMBER 11 The 4th National 20g Skeet Championship of 100 Targets The Overall Winner shall receive the John Withers Memorial Perpetual Trophy, Silver Australia Badge, Royal Blue Sash and Cash Award or Trophy Placings Overall 1st, 2nd and 3rd. Graded AA,A,B,C, 1st & 2nd Womens, Juniors & Veterans Nominations $60 TUESDAY NOVEMBER 12 State Shoulder to Shoulder Teams Matches followed by the Official Opening Ceremony and 3rd National Skeet Handicap of 50 Targets The Overall Winner shall receive the Col Burt Memorial Perpetual Trophy, Silver Australia Badge, Royal Blue Sash and Cash Award or Trophy Placings: 1st to 10th plus Womens, Juniors & Veterans Nominations $50 WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 13 The All States Skeet Championship of 100 Targets The Overall Winner shall receive a Sash and Cash Award or Trophy Placings Overall 1st, 2nd and 3rd. Graded AA,A,B,C, 1st, 2nd & 3rd. Womens, Juniors & Veterans Nominations $60 THURSDAY NOVEMBER 14 The 2002 Commonwealth Skeet Championship of 100 Targets The Overall Winner shall receive the Adrian Hayes Memorial Perpetual Trophy, ACTA medal, Royal Blue Sash and a Cash Award or Trophy Placings Overall 1st, 2nd and 3rd. Graded AA,A,B,C, 1st, 2nd & 3rd. Womens, Juniors & Veterans Nominations $60 FRIDAY NOVEMBER 15 The 33rd National Skeet Championship of 100 Targets The Overall Winner shall receive the A&E Pederson Perpetual Trophy, Silver Australia Badge, Royal Blue Sash and a Cash Award or Trophy Placings Overall 1st, 2nd and 3rd. Graded AA,A,B,C, 1st, 2nd & 3rd. Womens, Juniors, Sub Juniors & Veterans Nominations $60 SATURDAY NOVEMBER 16 Australia/New Zealand Skeet Postal Challenge followed by The 16th National Skeet Doubles Championship of 100 Targets The Overall Winner shall receive the Paul Johnston Perpetual Trophy, Silver Australia Badge, Royal Blue Sash and a Cash Award or Trophy Placings Overall 1st, 2nd and 3rd. Graded AA,A,B,C, 1st, 2nd & 3rd Womens, Juniors & Veterans Nominations $60 Additional awards include: FITASC Five Person Club Team Event, Two Person Team Event; Two Women Team Event; Mixed Pairs Team Event; All Australian Skeet Team. HIGH GUNS: OVERALL; WOMENS; JUNIOR; SUB JUNIOR & VETERANS on Events 2 to 6. The ACTA reserves the right to alter the programme.

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October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 9 the same event whose nomination must be lodged at the same time as receive a donated trophy/and or cash, together with a medal. a family members paying full nomination fees. Shooters paying Donated trophies/and or cash will be awarded up to 10th place. reduced noms are eligible for Open as well as section prizes. Women’s Division: The winner of the women’s division will be presented with an ACTA medal along with a donated trophy/and or cash. AUTHORITY Junior Division: The winner of the junior division will be presented This program shall control the 2002 Australian Skeet Championships. with an ACTA medal along with a donated trophy/and or cash. The shooting rules of the Australian Clay Target Association will Veterans Division: The winner of the veterans division will be pre- govern all points not otherwise provided for. sented with an ACTA medal along with a donated trophy/and or cash. The Association’s Executive Committee, reserves the right to, at its discretion at any time prior to the commencement of any event on the WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13 - 9.00AM 2002 National Skeet Championships program, to change or modify All Australian Skeet Championship the program in any way. Details: 100 targets, broken targets to count. To be shot as a graded Gambling is not permitted on events staged by the Australian Clay event, squad system, in two visits to the traps. Ties to be broken by Target Association. shoot-off squad system, miss and out. Nominations: Event $60. Optional purse will operate on this event. SERVICES AND FACILITIES Trophies and Awards: The Overall winner will receive the royal Catering: Arrangements have been made for meal services to be avail- Green/Gold/Green Sash, plus donated trophy/and or cash. able with an extensive but practical menu. Overall 2nd and 3rd will receive an ACTA medal and donated trophy/and or cash. Grade winners will receive an ACTA medal Trade Displays: Commercial organisations have supported the tour- donated trophy/and or cash. Second and third each grade will receive nament by establishing displays of products connected with the shoot- an ACTA medal. ing sports. These displays will be located in an area specifically Women’s Division: The winner of the women’s division will be pre- designated for trade exhibits. Competitors and visitors to the ground sented with an ACTA medal along with a donated trophy/and or cash. are encouraged to support these trade displays as, in this way, Junior Division: The winner of the junior division will be presented exhibitors can be encouraged to maintain their support for clay target with an ACTA medal along with a donated trophy/and or cash. shooting. Veterans Division: The winner of the veterans division will be presented with an ACTA medal along with a donated trophy/and or cash. Parking: Ample parking is available for the cars of competitors and visitors. The parking area will be clearly marked. Please do not park THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14 - 9.00AM in any area as being reserved, as freedom of movement is required at Commonwealth Skeet Championship all times - Please co-operate. Details: 100 targets, broken targets to count. To be shot as a graded event, squad system, in two visits to the traps. Ties to be broken by PROGRAM OF EVENTS shoot-off squad system, miss and out. Nominations: Event $60. Optional purse will operate on this event. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11 - 9.00AM Trophies and Awards: The Overall winner will receive the Adrian 4th National 20gauge Skeet Championship Hayes Memorial Trophy and Royal Blue Sash, plus donated Details: 100 targets, broken targets to count. To be shot as a graded trophy/and or cash. event, squad system, in two visits to the traps. Ties to be broken by Overall 2nd and 3rd will receive an ACTA medal and donated shoot-off squad system, miss and out. trophy/and or cash. Grade winners will receive an ACTA medal Nominations: Event $60. Optional purse will not operate on this donated trophy/and or cash. Second and third each grade will receive event. an ACTA medal. Trophies and Awards: The Overall winner will receive the John Women’s Division: The winner of the women’s division will be pre- Withers Memorial Perpetual Trophy, Silver Australia Badge and sented with an ACTA medal along with a donated trophy/and or cash. Royal Blue Sash, plus donated trophy/and or cash. Junior Division: The winner of the junior division will be presented Overall 2nd and 3rd will receive an ACTA medal and donated with an ACTA medal along with a donated trophy/and or cash. trophy/and or cash. Grade winners will receive an ACTA medal Veterans Division: The winner of the veterans division will be pre- donated trophy/and or cash. Second and third each grade will receive sented with an ACTA medal along with a donated trophy/and or cash. an ACTA medal. Women’s Division: The winner of the women’s division will be pre- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14 sented with an ACTA medal along with a donated trophy/and or cash. 2002 Australia/New Zealand Postal Match Junior Division: The winner of the junior division will be presented Details: Teams selected over the Handicap, All States and Common- with an ACTA medal along with a donated trophy/and or cash. wealth events. The top twelve scores will comprise the open team Veterans Division: The winner of the veterans division will be pre- with the top six scores comprising the Womens, Juniors and Veterans sented with an ACTA medal along with a donated trophy/and or cash. teams. Shootoffs will be used to determine placings.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12 - 8.30AM FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15 - 9.00AM The Interstate Shoulder To Shoulder Open Teams Match 32nd National Skeet Championship Teams of five shooters in the open and teams of three shooters in Details: 100 targets, broken targets to count. To be shot as a graded W/J/V representing each state in Australia have been selected in their event, squad system, in two visits to the traps. Ties to be broken by home states following an elimination and selection procedure. The shoot-off squad system, miss and out. winning teams will be presented with the ACTA Shield and each team Nominations: Event $60. Optional purse will operate on this event. member will receive a memento badge. Trophies and Awards: The Overall winner will receive the A & E Ped- 50t Open State Teams Match erson Perpetual Trophy, Silver Australia Badge and Royal Blue Sash, 25t Women State Teams Match plus donated trophy/and or cash. 25t Junior State Teams Match Overall 2nd and 3rd will receive an ACTA medal and donated 25t Veteran State Teams match trophy/and or cash. Grade winners will receive an ACTA medal TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12 - 8.30AM donated trophy/and or cash. Second and third each grade will receive 3rd National Skeet Handicap an ACTA medal. Details: 50 targets, broken targets to count. To be shot squad system, Women’s Division: The winner of the women’s division will receive the in one visit to the traps. Ties are to be broken by shoot-off, squad Barney Rooke Memorial Trophy and Royal Blue Sash, plus donated system, miss and out. trophy/and or cash. Nominations: Event $50. Optional purses will operate on this event. Junior Division: The winner of the junior division will be presented Trophies and Awards: The outright winner will receive the Col Burt with a Royal Blue Sash along with a donated trophy/and or cash. memorial Perpetual Trophy together with a suitable donated Sub Junior Division: The winner of the sub-junior division will be pre- trophy/and or cash. The winner will also receive a Silver Australia sented with a Royal Blue Sash. Badge and Royal Blue Sash. Second and third placegetters will Veterans Division: The winner of the veterans division will be pre-

Page 10 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 sented with a Royal Blue Sash along with a donated trophy/and or cash. Friday, November 15 Glen Trophy - Australia v’s New Zealand Details: 50 targets, broken targets to count. When in Australia the top five (5) scores over the National Skeet Championship will comprise the Australian Team. In the event of scores being even after each shooter has shot the result shall be called a tie. Shot in Australia Even years, New Zealand Odd years. Saturday, November 16 - 9.00am 15th National Skeet Doubles Championship Details: 100 targets, broken targets to count. To be shot as a graded VICTORIAN ARMS event, squad system, in two visits to the traps. Ties to be broken by LFD 578-423-00F shoot-off squad system, miss and out by station as per Rule 3.23(e). Nominations: Event $60. Optional purse will operate on this event. 209 Victoria Street, West Melbourne, Vic. 3003 Trophies and Awards: The Overall winner will receive the Paul John- Phone: (03) 9328 1480 Fax: (03) 9328 5266 ston Perpetual Trophy, Silver Australia Badge and Royal Blue Sash, e-Mail: [email protected] plus donated trophy/and or cash. Open 6 days: MONDAY - SATURDAY or Visit Our Regularly Updated Overall 2nd and 3rd will receive an ACTA medal and donated WEBSITE:www.viccityarms.com.au trophy/and or cash. Grade winners will receive an ACTA medal We accept TRADE-INS in FULL or PART payment of firearm sales. We donated trophy/and or cash. Second and third each grade will receive pay CASH “ON-THE-SPOT” for SINGLE ITEMS to ENTIRE ESTATES & COLLECTIONS of Firearms. We also welcome trade enquires from an ACTA medal. other dealers and collectors. The Following are in Stock at the time of Copy: However as this is some weeks Women’s Division: The winner of the women’s division will be pre- prior to Publication, we suggest you contact us to confirm availability via E- sented with an ACTA medal along with a donated trophy/and or cash. mail, Phone or Website as above. Junior Division: The winner of the junior division will be presented with an ACTA medal along with a donated trophy/and or cash. NEW SHOTGUNS: DOWN THE LINE & Veterans Division: The winner of the veterans division will be pre- SPORTING SPECIALISTS: sented with an ACTA medal along with a donated trophy/and or cash. STOCKS MADE TO FIT BERETTA TRAP, SPORTING & FIELD GUNS IN STOCK NATIONAL VENUES SPECIAL : BERETTA 686 SILVER PIGEON Xtra Wood. Cased + 5 Chokes. 1970 - Perth Clay Target Club, South Guildford, WA $2100 (2 ONLY) 1971 - Brisbane Gun Club, Belmont, Qld SPECIAL : BERETTA 627EL $2995 1972 - Griffith Gun Club, Griffith, NSW SPECIAL :BERETTA 687 Silver Pigeon. Superseded Model Cased with 1973 - South Australian Gun Club, Bolivar, SA Chokes $2650 NEW 1974 - Melbourne Gun Club, Lilydale, Vic SPECIAL: BERETTA 687 Silver Pigeon .Superseded Model. LEFT HANDED 1975 - Tasmanian Gun Club, Launceston, Tas $2650 1976 - Perth Clay Target Club, South Guildford, WA BERETTA: DT 10 Trap $7995 1977 - Melbourne Gun Club, Lilydale, Vic BERETTA 686 Silver Pigeon 30” Cased & Chokes $2400 1978 - South Australian Gun Club, Bolivar, SA BERETTA 686E 30” Sporting $2750 1979 - Griffith Clay Target Club, Griffith, NSW BERETTA 686E 28” Sporting $100 OFF 1 x only $2650 1980 - Perth Gun Club, WA BERETTA 686E Xtrap $3375 1981 - Melbourne Gun Club, Lilydale, Vic BERETTA 686E Trap $2600: Same with Chokes $2750 1982 - Brisbane Gun Club, Belmont, Qld BERETTA 687 Silver Pigeon II Sporting $3195 1983 - Melbourne Gun Club, Lilydale, Vic BERTTA 682 Sporter Adj. Comb $4700 1984 - Melbourne Gun Club, Lilydale, Vic BERETTA 682 GOLD E Series: 1985 - Melbourne Gun Club, Lilydale, Vic Gold Trap $4050 1986 - Wagga Gun Club, Wagga Wagga, NSW Gold Double Trap $4250 1987 - W.A. Shooting Complex, Perth, WA Gold Trap with Optima Bore & Chokes $4445 1988 - Melbourne Gun Club, Lilydale, Vic Gold Sporting $4445 1989 - Wagga Gun Club, Wagga Wagga, NSW Gold Sportingh with Adj. Stock $4810 1990 - Townsville Gun Cly, Townsville, Tas LANBER 2088 Sporting 30” $1500 1991 - Wagga Gun Club, Wagga Wagga, NSW LANBER 2097 EST $1190 1992 - W.A. Shooting Complex, Perth, WA BROWNING Citori 525 $3095 1993 - Wagga Gun Club, Wagga Wagga, NSW BROWNING ULTRA XS Midas Adj. Cheek Piece $3735 1994 - Melbourne Gun Club, Lilydale, Vic BROWNING GTS 30” $2495. Ultra XS $3690; 1995 - Townsville Gun Cly, Townsville, Tas WINCHESTER Supreme Field $1960 1996 - Cecil Park CTC, Sydney, NSW WINCHESTER MOD. 94 Lever Action .410g - $1100 1997 - Cecil Park CTC, Sydney, NSW FABARMS Gamma Cased $1750 1998 - W.A. Shooting Complex, Perth, WA FABARMS Gamma Lux $1750 1999 - ACTA National Ground, Wagga Wagga NSW FABARMS Gamma $1790 2000 - ACTA National Ground, Wagga Wagga, NSW FABARMS Gamma Sporting $2145 2001 - ACTA National Ground, Wagga Wagga NSW FABARMS Beta Lux $2265 FABARM Wetland Camo $1790 MIROKU M10 28” $2175 BAIKAL U/O Ejector 12G $675: ZABALA XL90 $800 USED SHOTGUNS: NOTICE MIROKU Stirling Trap $1100 MIROKU Trap High Rib $1100 At the Full Executive meeting held in June was decided to WINCHESTER M101 Pigeon Grade XTR U/o send ‘A’ teams only to the Oceania Games to be held in Cased Mint Suit Collector $1775 Hamilton N.Z. during 2003. W W GREENER Empire Model $1195: All teams are fully self-funded. CHAS. BOSWELL Field Extractor $1295; JOSEPH LANG Box Lock Hammerless . Exc. Blue 40% Accordingly, the 2003 Oceania Skeet Team will be selected Case hardening. $4400 at the 2002 Skeet Nationals in WA. AYA Cosmos 20G Case hardened Action Single Barrel Mint $175 Shooters from the All Australian Team will be selected to VERNNEY CARRON Lightweight Helice 33 Series 12G Side by Side #1 of the Open Team. Ladies and Juniors will be selected from the Helice33 Series - 1938 Factory Letter & Registration Certificate incl. the top 5 in the high gun in their respective sections. $1050.

October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 11 CONDITIONS OF ENTRY - NATIONAL SKEET CHAMPIONSHIPS PREVIOUS NATIONAL SKEET WINNERS 1. In the event of any shooter not being able to produce his/her handicap card, a duplicate shall be issued for the duration of the National Championships. NATIONAL 12GA SKEET CHAMPIONS This card will then be forwarded to the Club Secretary to enable scores shot to be recorded. YEAR WON AT NAME STATE SCORE Note: A fee of $20 may be charged for the issue of any duplicate handicap card. 1970 Perth WA Newton Thomas Vic 60/61 2. Squads of 5 (or 6 if necessary) to shoot 100 targets per day, in brackets of 50, 1971 Brisbane Qld Bruce Anderson NZ 164/164 two visits to the traps, 2nd 50t moving up one trap. eg 1-2, 2-3, 3-4, 4-1, etc. 1972 Griffith NSW Reg Clarke NSW 96/97 3. Shooters will be squadded as per ACTA rules and regulations and any inter- 1973 Sth Australian SA Ken Lowry Vic 155/155 pretation of this will be the responsibility of the Tournament Director. 1974 Melbourne Vic Gordon Wakefield Vic 87/87 1975 Tasmanian Tas Kevin Flaherty SA 108/108 4. Each shooter is to take enough cartridges to shoot at 50 Targets. Shooters 1976 Perth WA Ken Lowry Vic 111/111 are expected to perform changeovers (between rounds as well as between 1977 Melbourne Vic Gordon Morgan Vic 93/93 squads) as quickly as possible, and certainly not exceed the maximum time 1978 Sth Australian SA Ken Lowry Vic 83/83 limit allowed of two minutes. Anyone exceeding that time limit may be 1979 Griffith NSW Jim Ellis NSW 104/105 penalised. 1980 Perth WA George Biggs Vic 62/62 5. Shooters who fail to appear in time for their squad may be resquaded later 1981 Melbourne Vic Adrian Cousens Vic 167/167 in the event, but resquading is not guaranteed, and non-participation is a pos- 1982 Brisbane Qld Ray Melville NSW 64/64 sibility. 1983 Melbourne Vic Adrian Cousens Vic 309/309 6. Should a shooter being late for his squad not be resquaded or elect to with- 1984 Melbourne Vic Graham Guy Vic 193/193 draw from the event, any refund of nominations paid is not guaranteed. 1985 Melbourne Vic Adrian Cousens Vic 99/100 1986 Wagga Wagga NSW Adrian Cousens Vic 189/189 7. All shooters must sign the score sheet after each 25 targets. Once a shooter 1987 Perth WA Barney Rooke NSW 98/100 has signed his score sheet he has accepted his score. Any score sheet not car- 1988 Melbourne Vic Ben Dudenas Vic 100/100 rying the shooters signature will be credited with the lowest recorded. 1989 Wagga Wagga NSW Christian Naudin NSW 111/111 8. Any competitor may be called upon to referee and/or score throughout the 1990 Townsville Qld Reg Clarke NSW 111/112 period of competition. The persons’ designated to referee and score must fulfill 1991 Wagga NSW Scott Wright NSW 100/100 their obligation to do so. Failure to either referee or score may incur a penalty 1992 Perth WA David Dundon Qld 100/100 of the loss of one target in the next event. Should a following event not be pro- 1993 Wagga Wagga NSW Brian Thomson Vic 129/129 grammed then the penalty of the loss of one target may be incurred in the 1994 Melbourne Vic Malcolm Hill Vic 100/100 event concerned. 1995 Townsville Qld Reg Clarke NSW 143/143 1996 Cecil Park NSW Brian Thomson NZ 158/158 9. Shooters will be selected from each day’s last round squads to referee and 1997 Cecil Park NSW Guy Bedington Qld 155/155 score the first rounds of the following day, being ready to officiate at the adver- 1998 Perth WA John Withers Qld 136/136 tised starting time. Shooters who fail to fulfil their responsibility may be 1999 Wagga Wagga NSW Colin Burt NSW 108/108 penalised. While replacement referee and scorers are permissible, any penalty 2000 Wagga Wagga NSW Laurie Chelepy Qld 216/216 for their failing to officiate shall be made against the officially designated 2001 Wagga Wagga NSW Neil Thompson NZ 113/113 person. 10. Setting and adjusting of traps is the sole responsibility of Shoot Manage- NATIONAL SKEET DOUBLES CHAMPIONS ment. Any unauthorised shooter interfering with or attempting to interfere with the trap may be penalised. YEAR WON AT NAME STATE SCORE 11. All disputes must be in writing together with a $20 deposit, which is 1987 Perth WA Paul Johnston Vic 89/94 refundable subject to the appeal being upheld. 1988 Melbourne Vic Paul Krummins Vic 53/54 12. All disputes and deposits must be lodged with the Tournament Director 1989 Wagga Wagga NSW David Cunningham Vic 59/60 who shall arrange a hearing with the appointed jury. 1990 Townsville Qld David Dundon Qld 49/50 13. Optional purse nominations shall be noted on a separate form from shoot- 1991 Wagga Wagga NSW Evan Stephenson NSW 96/100 ing nominations. Entries for purse will only be accepted at the designated 1992 Perth WA Brian Thomson Vic 96/100 area, which shall be at a different location from the area accepting shooting 1993 Wagga Wagga NSW Reg Clarke NSW 103/106 event nominations. 1994 Melbourne Vic Brian Thomson NZ 129/132 1995 Townsville Qld Ray Porter Qld 99/100 14. Optional purse prizes will be available for collection on the following day of 1996 Cecil Park NSW Guy Bedington Qld 104/106 each event with the exception of the final day. All payments must be signed for 1997 Cecil Park NSW Max Barton Qld 112/114 and proof of identification given if requested. 1998 Perth WA Neal Dimmick Qld 102/104 15. When team selection is involved, shooters who are eligible for the open 1999 Wagga Wagga NSW Leigh Roberts Vic 98/100 team selection as well as section teams shall chose in which team they may be 2000 Wagga Wagga NSW Adrian Cousens Vic 100/100 selected. They cannot compete in both Open and Section teams. To be eligible 2001 Wagga Wagga NSW Nick Brown Tas 98/100 for selection in any team, competitors must have competed in a clear majority of programmed events. NATIONAL 20GA SKEET CHAMPIONS 16. Any eligible competitor paying nominations is entitled to receive awards in YEAR WON AT NAME STATE the Open, Womens, Juniors or Veterans section, however overall event winners SCORE cannot take any section prize. 1999 Wagga Wagga NSW Adrian Cousens Vic 100/100 17. A minimum of three persons must compete in any Grade or Section, includ- 2000 Wagga Wagga NSW Adrian Cousens Vic 100/100 ing High Gun before sashes, medals, trophies and/or cash are awarded, irre- 2001 Wagga Wagga NSW Adrian Cousens Vic 125/126 spective of nomination paid. 18. Nominations will close daily at 11.00 am. or at the discretion of the Tour- NATIONAL SKEET HANDICAP CHAMPIONS nament Director. YEAR WON AT NAME STATE 19. Anyone participating in the practice of card playing at the National Cham- SCORE pionships is expected to be considerate of the requirements of others, and the 2000 Wagga Wagga NSW Clem Bertini WA 130/130 presence and behavior of card players must not cause inconvenience or distur- 2001 Wagga Wagga NSW Bruce Prichard WA 233/237 bance. Tournament Director to adjudicate. 20. Any interpretation of the program and conditions of entry will be the NATIONAL SKEET HIGH-GUN CHAMPIONS responsibility of attending members of the Executive Committee whose decision shall be final. YEAR WON AT NAME STATE 21. An acceptable standard of dress is required for all competitors - Tourna- SCORE ment Director to adjudicate. 1983 Melbourne Vic Adrian Cousens Vic 398/400 1984 Melbourne Vic Ian Hale Vic 399/400 22. Reduced Nomination fees are applicable to Juniors and also second Family 1985 Melbourne Vic Adrian Cousens Vic 398/400 members, they being wives or husbands, entering into the same event whose 1986 Wagga Wagga NSW Adrian Cousens Vic 398/400 nomination must be lodged at the same time as a family members paying full 1987 Perth WA Paul Johnston Vic 385/400 nomination fees. Shooters paying reduced noms are eligible for Open as well as 1988 Melbourne Vic Arne Forsberg WA 394/400 section prizes. 1989 Wagga Wagga NSW David Dundon Qld 349/350 23. All competitors must comply with Firearm Licensing Laws in their state of 1990 Townsville Qld Paul Johnston Vic 341/350 residence and in the state hosting the National Championships. 1991 Wagga Wagga NSW David Cunningham Vic 392/400

Page 12 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 1992 Perth WA Brian Thompson Vic 391/400 1993 Wagga Wagga NSW David Cunningham Vic 395/400 1994 Melbourne Vic Adrian Cousens Vic 395/400 1995 Townsville Qld Ray Porter Qld 395/400 SSAA INSURANCE 1996 Cecil Park NSW Neil Dimmick Qld 394/400 1997 Cecil Park NSW Adrian Cousens Vic 395/400 1998 Perth WA Ray Everett NZ 394/400 1999 Wagga Wagga NSW Leigh Roberts Vic 393/400 BROKERS PTY LTD 2000 Wagga Wagga NSW Adrian Cousens Vic 443/450 ABN 86 077 822 970 2001 Wagga Wagga NSW Adrian Lucchitti NSW 443/450

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October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 13 WORLD CUP SUHL - GERMANY 22nd-30th June 2002

TEAM: COACH/MANAGER John Maxwell TRAP: Russell Mark, Adam Vella, Jeff Tonna DOUBLE TRAP: Russell Mark, Adam Vella SKEET: George Barton, Clive Barton, Paul Rahman LADIES TRAP: Nessa Jenkins, Diane Reeves, Suzy Balogh LADIES DOUBLE TRAP: Susan Trindall, Suzy Balogh LADIES SKEET: Natalia Rahman, Lauryn Ogilvie

The Team met in Sydney for the QANTAS flight to Frankfurt via At this point the men had shot only 50 targets due to the large Singapore. On arrival at Frankfurt it was a four-hour drive by number of entries on the second day they shot 75 + the final. From mini bus to Suhl (a smallish industrial city located in the former a field of 130 shooters only one 50/50 with no one on 49/50. A quick East German part of the country). Suhl is known for the calculation meant everyone with a score over 40 still had a chance Simpson/Merkyl gun factory which employed 5000 people but has so all our shooters were in the game for day 2. At the end of 125 been cut back to around 300 and now only makes sporting rifles the top score for the final was 118 and the last place was 155. and shotguns. Adam Vella had shot the last 25 to keep his hopes alive for the The Suhl shooting range is well known for its almost perfect loca- final but missed by 1 target. tion and background (flat terraced layouts with a pine forest back- drop) and world record scores. At first sight everything appeared MENS FINAL PLACINGS perfect and the practice day began with high expectation only to 1st ALIPOV RUS 117 + 24 = 141 + 8 be greeted by new traps and targets since our last visit. It was not 2nd ALMUDHAF KUW 118 + 23 = 141 + 7 long before some long faces appeared, as scores were low and there 3rd VIGANO ITA 117+23 = 140 seemed no explanation as to why??. It seemed the new environ- 8th Adam Vella 22 + 22 + 23 + 22 + 25 = 114 mentally friendly targets were not shooter friendly and the big 12th Russell Mark 22 + 22 + 24 + 21 + 23 = 112 scores and happy shooters were a thing of the past. 19th Jeff Tonna 23 + 20 + 23 + 21 +22 = 109 The competition started with Double Trap and the Ladies squad’s shot first followed by the men. It was indeed strange to see targets The skeet was next and world trends for skeet scores are to have break after shooters had opened their guns or in some cases in the several near 125 before the final. After 125 targets the benchmark Doubles the first target would break after the second. At the end was set and the blame for the low scores was squarely leveled at of the qualifying rounds Australia had no shooters in the final in the targets. The top skeet score 119-125 with the last place into either the Ladies or the mens event. the final on 117. This is unheard of in the current world cup competitions. Ladies results did not fare any better with no scores LADIES FINAL PLACINGS. over 70. 1st WANG CHN 113+36=149 2nd ZHANG CHN 106+37=143 LADIES FINAL PLACINGS 3rd MEYER CAN 107+33=140+2 1st LEPOMAKI FIN 65 + 25 = 90 + 4 18th SUSAN TRINDALL 32+32+27=92 2nd IGALY HUN 68+ 22 = 90 +2 20th SUZANNE BALOGH 31+31+29=91 3rd GIRARDET-ALLARD FRA 66+24 = 90 +1 24th. Lauryn Ogilvie 17 + 21 + 17 = 55 MENS FINAL PLACINGS. 24th Natalia Rahman 22 + 17 + 16 = 55 1st ELLER USA 140+47=187 2nd LI CHN 139+45=184 MENS FINAL PLACINGS 3rd KEEVER USA 137+45=182+12 1st Falco ITA 119 + 25 = 144 +4 17th RUSSELL MARK 43+46+42=131 2nd Benelli ITA 119 + 25 = 144 +3 30th ADAM VELLA 43+43+40=126 3rd Jensen NDR 119 + 24 = 143. The trap event was next and again the shooters expectations were 32nd Paul Rahman 19 + 23 + 23 + 22 + 24 = 111 for good scores based on the past experience and excellent target 67th George Barton 21 + 24 + 23 + 20 + 17 = 106 visibility. The ladies squads started again with the men following. 75th Clive Barton 20 + 24 + 23 + 20 + 17 = 104 This was a real slaughter with some of the lowest scores ever seen in a world cup. At the end of the first day the ladies final had This was the end of a frustrating 10 days in Germany which we scores from 61 to 67, which is extremely low for a good range with expected to fill us with confidence for the world champs in good weather conditions. Finland. Instead we left an international competition with pride dented and confidence in a state of despair, but determined to LADIES FINAL PLACINGS make amends in Finland. My congratulations to team members 1st PELOSI ITA 67 + 23 = 90 for their support and assistance and professional attitude towards 2nd GAO CHN 65 + 23 = 88 + 2 there own competitions and also their teammates under trying cir- 3rd TAKEBA JPN 64 + 24 = 88 +1 cumstances. To top it all off the bus was to pick us up at 3am for 11th Suzy Balogh 19, 18, 23 = 59 the trip to Finland. A short 2hr 45min flight which took 15 hours 33rd Diane Reeves 16, 18, 14 = 48 hotel to hotel. The Glamorous life of an international shooter??? 37th Nessa Jenkins 18 + 15 + 14 = 47 John Maxwell, Team Coach/Manager Page 14 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 World Championships 2002 - Lahti, Finland 2nd - 12th July

Coach / Manager: Greg Chan Prices are much the same as Australia except in Euros, which Coach: John Maxwell means that everything is double the price due to the exchange Masseur: Darian Roach rate. A practice round of trap is 7 Euros or A$14, double trap 14 Medical: Dr. Sue Homolka Euros or A$28. This was the second World Championships to be Trap / Double Trap: Michael Diamond, Adam Vella, Russell Mark held in Finland, the first being in 1999 in Tampere some 40 Skeet: George Barton, Clive Barton minutes flying time to the north. Ladies Trap: Nessa Jenkins, Diane Reeves, Suzy Balogh The Range: Four trap and skeet ranges superimposed with three Ladies Double Trap: Suzy Balogh having covers and the finals range being uncovered. At around the Ladies Skeet: Lauryn Ogilvie 70 metre mark there is a huge retaining mound, topped by a fence Jnr Trap: Andrew Brady, Steve Calleja, Sam Price which was all covered in green plastic to catch the shot. It made Jnr Double Trap: Rocky Manno, Dustin Barry, Josh Lawrence for a terrific background but also created some up and down drafts Jnr Skeet: Adrian Calvi, Webly Hirt, Paul Rahman which would affect some of the targets on windy days. A huge Jnr Ladies Trap: Emma Eagles, Angelique Psarakis athlete rest tent was erected on site and this was to prove invalu- Jnr Ladies Double Trap: Susie Trindall able as the weather was unstable and could start raining at any time. Jnr Ladies Skeet: Natalia Rahman Double Trap: This was shot over two days with two rounds on the The junior team departed on the 29th June for Finland, via Sin- first day and the third round and final on the second day, juniors gapore and Frankfurt to meet up with the seniors who were com- did not have a final. The weather for this event was miserable, peting at the Suhl World Cup. Thirty two hours later we finally cold, wet and windy. touched down in Helsinki to find the customs department had virtually shut down as the World Cup Soccer Final was about to start. Mens Final: Michael’s shooting bag and Steve’s gun were both missing and 1. Dispigno ITA 142 + 46 = 188 after reporting this to airline officials we strolled through customs 2. Eller USA 140 + 47 = 187 + 14 without so much as a glance from anyone, and boarded a bus for 3. Olkkonen FIN 140 + 47 = 187 + 13 the one and a half hour trip to Lahti. So much for security. On 4. Faulds GBR 139 + 48 = 187 + 7 arrival we were taken to the armoury to deposit the guns, then to 5. Shih TPE 140 + 45 = 185 get our accreditation and finally to the Hotel Musta Kissa, which 6. Almutari KUW 138 + 41 = 179 means the Black Cat. 9. Mark AUS 41, 48, 48 = 137 Finland: Population 5.2 million. 65% of the country is covered 17. Vella AUS 45, 45, 45 = 135 with pine trees, and has 188,000 lakes. The sun sets at 10:30pm 26. Diamond AUS 42, 44, 47 = 133 and rises at 2:45am and in between is still not completely dark! Safari Firearms 302 Burwood Road, Belmore NSW 2192. Ph: (02) 9740 9760; Fax: (02) 9740 9761 SHOTGUNS - RIFLES - SAFES - CLOTHING - KNIVES - SCOPES - AMMUNITION GUN OF THE MONTH Zabala XL90 30” Sporter 5 chokes single select trigger ejectors $945 MIROKU SHOTGUNS UP TO 30% SAVING WHILST STOCKS LAST, CALL FOR FURTHER DETAILS New Trap Guns New Sporter / Field Guns Beretta DT10-Trident ...... $7700 Beretta 686F Silver Pigeon 28” 5 chokes ...... $1950 Beretta DT10-Trident Adj stock ...... $8100 Beretta 687 Silver Pigeon 30” Sporting ...... $2750 Beretta DT10-Trident X Trap memory system ...... $8450 Beretta 687F Silver Pigeon II 28” ...... $2750 Beretta 682 Gold X Trap combo 30” (+ 34” S/B) ...... $3850 Beretta 687 EL 30” side plate 5 chokes cased ...... $4950 Beretta 682 Gold E X Trap memory system ...... $4500 Browning 425 Sporter...... $2450 Beretta 682 Gold E Trap ...... $3850 Lanber 2088 EST sporting 5 chokes cased ...... $1575 Beretta 686 E Trap Adj stock ...... $2745 Rizzini Artemis 28” side plate cased ...... $2750 Browning Ultra Trap ...... $2675 Weatherby Orion Sporting 28” 5 chokes ...... $2150 Rizzini Premier Trap Adj Stock with chokes ...... $2850 Weatherby Super Sporting Clays ...... $2750 Rizzini S2000 Trap (one only) ...... $2650 Winchester Supreme 28” 3 chokes ...... $1865 Second Hand Guns Beretta 682 Gold 30” cased like new ...... $2750 Browning A3 Trap 30” ...... $3200 Beretta 682 Gold 30” Adj stock ported cased ...... $2550 Winchester 101 skeet 26” ...... $1250 Beretta 687 EL 30” side plate 5 chokes cased ...... $3950 Perazzi MX8 32” Trap ...... $3950 Browning A Grade sporting 28” ...... $2850 Perazzi MX2L 30” Trap ...... $3950 Prices quoted for current stock only We stock a vast variety of trap and sporting ammunition starting from $100 a case, also in stock we have a great selection of second hand quality U/O / SxS shotguns and rifles. We also stock a great selection of rifles, ammunition, reloading gear and accessories. Please call for details.

October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 15 World Championships, Finland 2002 — Australian Clay Target Team.

Teams: 1. ITA 415, 2. CHN 408, 3. KUW 408, 5.AUS 405 junior women’s trap and skeet ,with the junior men’s over two Russell had an uncharacteristic 41 in his first round followed by days. two fantastic 48’s to miss the final by just one target, a great come- back under extreme pressure. Womens Trap Junior Men D/T 1. Tkach RUS 70 + 23 = 93 1. Curtis USA 134 2. Gudzineviciute LTU 69 + 23 = 92 2. Ales ITA 132 3. Wang CHN 69 + 22 = 91 3. Olejnik POL 131 4. Majuelo ESP 69 + 20 = 89 16. Barry AUS 40, 42, 36 = 118 5.Santasilia ITA 67 + 21 = 88 + 1 17. Manno AUS 42, 35, 38 = 115 6. Veromaa FIN 69 + 19 = 88 19. Lawrence AUS 28, 40, 38 = 105 28. Jenkins AUS 23, 19, 19 = 61 Teams: 1. USA 378, 2. ITA 373, 3. GBR 349, 5. AUS 339 33. Balogh AUS 20, 17, 23 = 60 Women D/T 33. Reeves AUS 19, 20, 21 = 60 1. Lin Yi TPE 107 + 36 = 143 Teams: 1. RUS 199, 2. ESP 198, 3. CHN 198, 9. AUS 181 2. Wang CHN 107 + 35 = 142 + 4 Junior Men’s Trap: 3. Son Hye KOR 105 + 37 = 142 + 3 1. Ling GBR 119 + 5 2. Tuzun TUR 119 + 4

Trap: M. Diamond — Silver, Al Muddaf Kuwait — Gold, Pellield Ita — Bronze. 4. Zhang CHN 104 + 37 = 141 5. Rhode USA 103 + 36 = 139 6. Ding CHN 102 + 36 = 138 22. Balogh AUS 33, 28, 31 = 92 Teams: 1. CHN 313, 2. USA 301, 3. TPE 298 Junior Women D/T 1. Dai CHN 104 2. Huang CHN 103 3. Anderson USA 94 7. Trindall AUS 29, 26, 31 = 86 The next events to be contested were the women’s, junior men and Womens junior skeet - N. Rahman (Australia) — Silver, Bartekova (Svk) — Gold, Nefedova (Russia) — Bronze. Page 16 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 19. Mark AUS 23, 22, 25, 24, 22 = 116 19. Vella AUS 24, 24, 22, 25, 21 = 116 Teams: 1. IRE 357, 2.AUS 352, 3. FIN 351 Michael was chasing his 5th World Championship in a row (inc 2000 Olympics, as there are no World Championships in the Olympic year) and came within an ace of achieving it. Is it any wonder he is regarded as the best trap shooter in the world and arguably the best of all time. The Irish shot extremely well to clinch the team gold whilst the Aussies again proved they rank in the top few teams in the world by taking silver. They were also chasing a hatrick of World Team Championships having won in ‘99 and 01. Mens Skeet: 1. Jensen NOR 122 + 25 = 147 + 4 2. Shomin RUS 123 + 24 = 147 + 3 3. Falco ITA 123 + 23 = 146 + 4 4. Sychra CZE 122 + 24 = 146 + 3 + 12 Silver medal team — Trap. 5. Zemko SVK 122 + 24 = 146 + 3 + 11 6. Nielson DEN 121 + 22 = 143 3. Cernogoraz CRO 119 33. Barton C AUS 23, 24, 23, 23, 23 = 116 19. Price AUS 21, 21, 21, 20, 24 = 107 87. Barton G AUS 24, 22, 23, 21, 21 = 111 28. Brady AUS 13, 23, 24, 20, 24 = 104 Teams: 1. CZE 355 2. USA 355 3. RUS 354 33. Calleja AUS 19, 23, 20, 18, 20 = 100 Teams: 1. ITA 344, 2. USA 326, 3. FIN 324, 7. AUS 311 So ended the 2002 World Championships. Some were disappointed Junior Women’s Trap: with their performance, but the important thing is to learn from 1. Sun CHN 67 the experience and come back a stronger competitor next time. 2. Barsuk RUS 64 To Greg, John, Sue and Darian thank you for your efforts, they are 3. Stefecekova SVK 63 very much appreciated by all the team. 9. Psarakis AUS 20, 21, 17 = 58 A special thanks to Andy Sanders and the ACTA office who were 11. Eagles AUS 19, 16, 19 = 54 thrown in at the last minute to make the final arrangements for Women’s Skeet: the trip. 1. Igaly HUN 73 + 25 = 98 The Commonwealth Games Team was to depart for the UK whilst 2. Stranovska SVK 71 + 24 = 95 the rest of the team headed home to Australia. 3. Little GBR 68 + 24 = 92 + 4 4. Girardet FRA 69 + 23 = 92 + 3 5. Chen CHN 70 + 22 = 92 + 1 6. Panarina RUS 68 + 20 = 88 7. Ogilvie AUS 23, 20, 25 = 68 Teams: 1. CHN 202, 2. RUS 199, 3. HUN 198 We can do A great effort from Lauryn to just miss the final in a shoot off and long & short blacks finish seventh. In the days leading up to her event Lauryn was flat white very sick and could not even shoot all of her practice rounds and cappuccino on competition day there was doubt she would be able to shoot. To macchiato her credit she battled on, sleeping on tables between rounds and mocha finishing with a great 25 in her final round. hot chocolate variety of t4as Junior Men’s Skeet: cold drinks 1. Hutar CZE 118 + 2 2. Buchheim GER 118 + 1 muffins biscuits 3. Lautamatti FIN 117 + 5 and more 5. Rahman AUS 23, 24, 25, 24, 20 = 116 + 2 39. Hirt AUS 22, 22, 21, 20, 22 = 107 45. Calvi AUS 20, 23, 20, 21, 21 = 105 Teams: 1. GER 347, 2. FIN 345, 3. CYP 339, 8. AUS 328 Paul’s effort in finishing fifth was a great achievement. If he learns from this experience he has the potential to be one of the best skeet shooters Australia has produced. WHEEL COFFEE Junior Woman’s Skeet 1. Bartekova SVK 72 Specialising in the full range of 2. Rahman AUS 23, 20, 23 = 66 + 2 3. Nefedova RUS 66 espresso coffee for community, social Teams: 1. USA 189 2. SVK 187 3. RUS 177 and sporting events Congratulations to Natalia who went one better this year in winning silver in a shoot off, after her bronze in Cairo last year. PO Box 251 Bruce & Stephenie Dart The men’s trap and skeet events were contested over three days Mount Austin, NSW 2650 Mob: 0408 261 958 due to the large number of entries. 50, 50 then 25 plus final. Ph: (02) 6922 3400 Fax: (02) 6922 3411 Men’s Trap: Email: [email protected] 1. Al Muddaf KUW 122 + 24 = 146 www.wheelcoffee.com 2. Diamond AUS 25, 24, 23, 24, 24 = 120 + 24 = 144 + 4 3. Pellielo ITA 119 + 25 = 144 + 3 CUT OUT AND PRESENT THIS AD AT THE NSW 4. Andelin FIN 120 + 23 = 143 CTA TRAP CARNIVAL IN OCTOBER 2002 AND 5. Burnett IRE 121 + 21 = 142 RECEIVE $1.00 OFF A CUP OF WHEELY 6. Jorgenson DEN 120 + 21 = 141

October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 17 CUZZO’S RAMBLINGS October 2002

This month I intend to print the last chapter of my World Skeet change into US dollars at the airport when you arrive, and a Visa Shoot advice collection. It started in December 2000 as part of a or MasterCard for the bulk of your expenditure is the most viable story about the Australian Junior Team’s World Shoot visit and option. continued in October 2001 with a specific World Shoot article. In You’ll find that America really is a “plastic money” society and that December 2001 and January 2002, I published two more install- almost everything can be paid for with a credit card, which leads ments and this is the last segment of that trilogy, which encom- me to one of my few warnings. Cash is self regulating - credit cards passes almost twenty years of practical experience. aren’t! If you go the plastic money route, have an expenses book BUDGETS and keep it up to date. I’ve heard of people getting home and going One of the first questions I’m usually asked about the trip is how into cardiac arrest when their first credit card statement arrived. much does it cost. Back in the days when the Aus$ was worth about On the flip side of that, don’t even think about going without some 80c, I used to work on work on around Aus$5000. However, I sort of recognized credit card, even if you plan to use some other suggest you work from US$4000 and convert it by the prevailing payment system. You won’t get a rental car without one and most exchange rate. At the moment, with the dollar hovering around accommodation places won’t even guarantee your booking unless 50c, it equates to about Aus$8000. And don’t forget this figure is you quote one. Plus if all else fails, by showing your passport, most calculated on basic necessities and expenditures only, at economi- banks will give you cash against them. cally frugal but realistic levels, and that any “tourist money” THE US FREEWAY SYSTEM required is an added extra. The main budgetary items are Airfares, The US is linked by a grid system of interstate freeways and Accommodation, Rental Car, Meal Allowance, Entry Fees, Ammu- almost all major US cities are intersected by at least two of these nition and Practice costs. freeways. One will be an East-West route and will have an even MONEY number, and the other will be a North-South route and will have an Over the years I have tried all the various money options including uneven number. In San Antonio the East-West route is Interstate US$ travellers cheques and cashing Australian Dollars at US #10 and the North-South route is Interstate #35. San Antonio also banks as required. Travellers cheques involve a certain amount of has a “Spur Link” which connects it to the coast at Corpus Christi hassle to obtain and then to reconvert when you get back and some and this freeway is Interstate #37. places still won’t take them. Australian dollars can be a problem Almost all US cities also have at least one ring-road around them. with varied exchange rates and the risk of loss or theft. For the San Antonio has two. The Inner Loop is Interstate #410 and the casual traveller I believe that about $1000 in cash, which you Outer Loop is Route #1604, also known as the Anderson Loop. These freeways and State routes make getting around much easier and as an additional benefit, each side of the freeway is signposted differently to indicate which way it heads. For example, if you Applications are sought from Juniors approach I-10 from the south side, the signs will indicate that if you take the ramp down to the right you will be on I-10East (which will wishing to be part of the take you via Houston to Jacksonville in Florida) and if you cross the freeway and take the ramp down to the left it will put you on I- 2003 Trap & Skeet 10West (which will take you all the way back to Los Angeles) Theoretically I-10 should enter San Antonio at 3 o’clock and exit at Junior Development 9 o’clock, and I-35 should enter at 12 o’clock and exit at 6 o’clock. In actual fact I-10 enters at about 11.00 and exits at about 3.00, and Squad. I-35 enters at about 1.30 and exits at about 7.30. I-37 originates in San Antonio and exits at about 5.00. A rough understanding of this Applications will be received, at the ACTA layout will help you with your navigation. All of the freeways have service roads running along beside them when they are in built-up Office no later than close of business areas. These are one-way roads that parallel the freeway and are 31 October 2002, by way of a one-page basically used to get on and off the freeways. If you have all day and love stopping at traffic lights, you can actually get around on just resume stating experience, interested the service roads, but I don’t recommend it. discipline, and current grade. NAVIGATION AROUND SAN ANTONIO The Airport is almost due North of downtown San Antonio and is Applicants are required to have a right alongside I-410 on the North side of it. minimum grade of ‘B’. For Accommodation I strongly recommend the Hawthorn Suites, which is a Serviced Apartment Complex and is right alongside I-10, Limited positions are available and on the West side of it, outside I-410 and about 1/4 of the way out to successful applicants will be notified by Loop 1604, at about 11 o’clock from downtown. The National Gun Club (where the World Shoot is held) is on Roft mail. All training camps will be conducted road, which runs off Calebra Rd (Texas FM-471), which intersects at the National Shooting Ground, the two loops at about 10 o’clock from downtown. Wagga Wagga. The San Antonio Gun Club (which is the old gun club) is in the heart of the city, just North of downtown, close to and on the west Interested Juniors should apply to: side of Route #281, which is the northern extension of I-37 and which runs up past the airport. Executive Officer From the Airport to Hawthorn Suites: As you exit the airport take PO Box 466 I-410W to I-10. Take I-10W towards El Paso, looking over to the Left for the Hawthorn Suites (or the Alamo CafÈ, which is right out the front) Take the next exit onto the service road, cross over or

Page 18 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 under the freeway at your first opportunity, and follow the service go straight to the Stadium Field and make sure this is not one of road back. Turn right into the access road at the far end of the the events where you shoot your first round of the shoot-off Alamo CafÈ carpark. straight away. From Hawthorn Suites to the National Gun Club: Turn right onto This month’s Shooting Trivia Question: Who was the last person to the service road. Drive down to the first exit and cross under the shoot 650x650 at the World Skeet Shoot? Mail your answer to freeway, turning left again into the north-bound service road. Take Shooting Trivia, P.O. Box 265, Bairnsdale 3875, to arrive by 20-10- the first entrance ramp onto I-10W. Get off at the Anderson Loop 2002. The first correct answer drawn shall receive a free entry to exit (Route 1604) and go left on 1604W until you come to Culebra this year’s National Skeet Doubles Championship. The correct Rd (FM471). Go right onto 471 and follow it until Roft Rd runs off answer to August’s STQ is: When the shoot-off for this year’s to your left. National Double Barrel Championship got down to one squad, 15 CLASSIFICATION & GRADING open Silver Australia Badges had already been won at the Trap Nationals by the remaining six shooters. Rusty had seven, Jason NSSA have six grades in all the events (AAA, AA, A, B, C, & D) had three, Habie and Dooth had two each, Walshy had one and only except the 12gauge where there is also an E grade. Grades are nor- Mark Crevatin is yet to win something at the Trap Nationals, and mally established on the percentages you shot last year plus any with his ability, I’m sure that’s just a matter of time. The first upgrades you may have had during the current year. If you are a correct answer drawn was submitted by Sam Forsyth from Perth in new member, you will not have any grading and thus there will be WA who wins a free entry to next year’s National Trap Handicap. three options available to you. These are: Good Luck and Good Shooting...... Adrian Cousens (0418 516 395) Shoot in the Non-Classified Section. This is like shooting “birds only” except that there are awards for the winners. It’s OK to shoot here if you wish, but it is a sort of Claytons event. Attempt to shoot a minimum of 1000 targets (200 in each gun) after you arrive in order to establish a grading (classification) in each SHOOTING LESSONS event. Be careful with this, as it is unlikely, for a number of with reasons, to give you a grading that is indicative of your true ability. It may put you in a “no-win” situation that could harm our Inter- ADRIAN COUSENS national relations, because experienced Australian shooters attending the World Shoot for the first time are in a unique posi- GROUPS OR INDIVIDUALS tion to slip through a loophole in the grading rules and destroy the trust and integrity that the system is based upon. In the late 1980s, AGENDAS OR HOURLY RATES one of our leading shooters did just this, cleaning out B grade and ANYONE FROM C TO AA winning a lot of money and it has taken us many years to live this down. Anywhere in Australia Self declare into AA across the board. Unless you really are an inexperienced shooter, this is the most feasible option and as you Ph: 0418 516395 or will be seen to be representing Australia, it is probably where you (03)5153 1985 AH need to be seen to be. For the same reasons, unless you are a genuine C grader, don’t enter the Novice section, which is reserved for first time attendees, but which you may technically qualify for. At the other end of the spectrum, you don’t need to be concerned about AAA grade. These people have the knowledge, experience An amazing promise from and skill to shoot beyond your ability and will not expect you to be able to compete against them. Anything that you can win in AA is the Motor Inn that lives up something that you can be very proud of, and if you do happen to win an event outright, you will not be the first AA shooter to do this to your expectations! and you will still be looked up to. Anyway as the rules only allow AAA to be achieved by shooting the necessary percentages, it is “If you find a Motor Inn in Wagga Wagga that looked upon as a prestige grade and the American shooters guard that quite zealously. In the entire history of the NSSA I believe provides friendlier service, cleaner rooms, nicer there was only ever one occasion where a foreign shooter was food, more picturesque grounds and facilities, we granted a special dispensation to shoot in AAA and it involved an will refund your stay and book and pay for you to extraordinary meeting of the Board of Directors. FIREARMS PAPERWORK AND PERMITS stay with another Motor Inn in Wagga Wagga. Since I last covered this subject, the September 11 tragedy has caused major changes to take place at the US end. Foreigners can We are the closest no longer bring firearms into America without authority from the Motor Inn to the US Department of Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms. I suggest you contact NSSA well in advance to get advice and assistance with 10% National Grounds. this new requirement. Discount to all PUNCTUALITY ACTA AAAT Always be at your designated field at least 15 minutes before your scheduled flight time. Plan to start shooting as soon as you are all members! there and the referee arrives, hopefully a few minutes before your ★★★★✩ designated starting time. Do not waste any time at all while shooting, as it is imperative that you finish before your allocated time is up. Keep an eye on your watch. Take all your shells and your gear out onto the field and put them on the bench beside station one. It’s The Quality Inn Carriage House OK for the first two shooters to go and get their shells while the Sturt Highway, Wagga Wagga last three finish up on station eight, so that you are ready to start PH: 02 69227374 again straight away.The last three can be getting shells as the first two make a start. The referee won’t mind because any time you Fax: 02 69227346 make up increases the length of his rest period between flights. E-mail: Remember that on the two days of the Main 12gauge, you have Flag Choice Hotels [email protected] even less time per round to use. Any time you break a 100 or 125,

October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 19 A number of Clubs are already discovering that as more people become aware of the sport, more are seeking to ‘have a try’ and some of those are taking up the sport and becoming dedicated shooters.

YourSEND TO: Say If your Club doesn’t promote its activities, and its results, in the PO 466 Wagga Wagga public forum can I urge you to try to find a volunteer and give it a NSW 2650 go, in the interests of furthering the sport? Fax: 02 6931 0125 Paul Bird Email: [email protected] President Castlemaine GC Writers must give full home addresses. Where possible, letters should be typed. Letters must be signed. Letters with noms de plume or pseudonyms will not be published. The ACTA reserves the right to edit any letter and letters may be shortened for brevity. We do not necessarily endorse the opinion of our correspondents.

I refer to the August issue of the Clay Target Shooting News. First of all the article by Trevor Gurr on the future of clay target shoot- Break Badges ing is timely and more needs to be done to shore up dwindling membership. Member Home Club Achieved At Break Amazzini, M Geraldton Geraldton SK 50 Secondly, I think Adrian Cousin’s Cuzzo’s Ramblings in the previ- Bager, C West Australian West Australian DTL 150 ous issues were egotistical, but the August issue is the masterpiece Brown, C Wandoan Kingaroy DTL 50 of a super show pony. Who cares if he learned to shoot in Aus- Byrne, AA Moulamein Swan Hill DTL 50 tralia, the USA or Uganda? Who cares if he has been trained by Caldecott, K Cerberus Metropolitan DTL 250 the US President himself, or Tom Lunchbucket! Are we all con- Cook, S West Australain West Australian DTL 75 + CONT 50 sidered to be such a mob of retards that we should be smothered Cooper, B Bega Canberra International DTL 75 and subjected to this total self-opinionated slop? Dean, M Orange Orange DTL 75 Thirdly, if Adrian Cousins and the ACTA spent similar time, effort Foote, R Korumburra Metropolitan DTL 50 Garth, R Frankston Aust Frankston Aust CONT 50 and pages canvassing national unity similar to the US National Gee, S Hay Hay DTL 100 Rifleman’s Association of all sectors of the shooting fraternity in Horvat, Z Majura Park Cowra DTL 50 Australia to combat the bureaucratic red tape such as pages 9-11 Irons, L Frankston Aust Frankston Aust CONT 50 of the August issue, this would be a positive step towards building Iwanki, M Burdekin Burdekin DTL 150+200 membership. The ACTA is still sitting on its hands regarding +250 national unity, yet obviously promoting Adrian’s trash that Krandedonk, W Denmark Narrogin DTL 75 prompts most members to spew. Maley, B Northam West Australian DTL 50 Malinowky, A Cecil Park The Forest DTL 50 The likes of the WA fire arm permit system is what is killing the McDonald, T Augusta Augusta TWR 50 future of target shooting - be it pistol, rifle or shotgun and we need McGregor, R Busselton Augusta TWR 50 a strong cohesive body to lobby politicians and bring back sanity McKenzie, P Kyneton Castlemaine DTL 50 and a simple licensing system for law abiding shooters. Please, Power, D Wagga Cowra DTL 50+75 Price, T Augusta Augusta TWR 50 let’s get on with the necessities of survival and promoting shooting Psarakis, T Sydney Illawarra DTL 250 and not to squander money and space on the likes of Cuzzo’s Ram- Retsas, K South Aust Broken Hill SK 150+200 blings. Robb, D Tarawera Guyra DTL 75 Michael D Collins Rumbel, B Guyra Guyra DTL 200 Member Atherton Tableland GC Saunders, S West Australain West Australain DTL 50+75 Qld State Councillor Smith, C Wagin Wagin DTL 50 Stewart, B Collie Collie TWR 50 Tessman, N Wandoan Kingaroy DTL 50 Totorica, P Burdekin Burdekin DTL 75 Treasure, D Tambo Valley Bairnsdale DTL 75 Having read Trevor Gurr’s article on the future of Clay Target Tucker, M Busselton Augusta TWR 75 Shooting (CTSN August 2002) I felt compelled to write to support Venter, CM Warwick Guyra DTL50+75+ his comments and also to encourage Clubs to take up the challenge 100+150 to obtain quality positive publicity at the local level. West, J Wagin Wagin CONT 50+75 West, S Wagin Wagin CONT50 At risk of appearing boastful, I would like to point out that the Zabala, M Burdekin Burdekin DTL 50+75 Castlemaine Gun Club consistently has one of the highest shoot attendance rates of any rural Victorian Club and I believe part of the reason for that is the Club’s high public profile in North Western Victoria, achieved through active use of the media (we — Vale — have a slight advantage - media liaison and PR is my livelihood, and has been for almost 30 years). LEONARD PERCY ARDRON (LEN) Achieving a good public image at the local level is not rocket It is with deep sadness and regret the passing of Len Ardron on science, it’s simply a matter of letting the local newspaper, TV or 8th June 2002 aged 88. radio station know what’s going on in your Club, supplying results Len was a foundation member of the South Coast Gun Club (Now after each shoot and inviting the media out to cover an Event from known as the Gold Coast Clay Target Club) around the 1950’s. He time-to-time; for example, when the Club is hosting a Zone or is survived by two sons Errol and Barry and their families. State Title Event. T. Edgar, President After all, the local media can’t publish the information if they don’t Gold Coast Clay Target Club. have it! Trevor’s point that marketing and promotion rests with the ACTA TRADE PRACTICES ACT and should be carried out by professionals, is very valid. The attention of advertisers is drawn to the Trade Practices Act 1974 and the provisions in the Act which apply to advertising. It is not possible for While it’s appropriate to promote our sport at a Club level, I the A.C.T.A. to ensure that advertisements which are published in this believe the ACTA should oversee or manage that promotion at a magazine comply in all respects with the Act and the responsibility must national level to ensure the ‘right’ message is going out to the therefore be on the person, company or advertising agency submitting the public. As for using a professional - it’s what that person is trained advertisement for publication. The A.C.T.A. reserves the right to refuse to do. any advertisement without stating the reason.

Page 20 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 Narromine Clay Target Club —Handicap Success

On 22nd June 2002 Narromine Clay Target Club held its first open 3rd $300 Louis Bonanno shoot since forming in 1996. Being a small club we decided to try 4th $200 Mathew Rae. something that was easy to organise from the clubs point of view 5th $100 Derek Newbigging but still had a high return to the shooters We achieved this by 6th $50 Peter Fitzallen running a one day 100 target handicap event with minor quarter With the great response we had Narromine Club would like to place prizes for each 25 targets. extend a challenge to other clubs to put on similar shoots in the Our early fears of, “have we done the right thing” where soon put future. to rest as 60 shooters fronted up to collect the prize money on offer. Narromine Clay Target Club Inc They travelled as far a field as Sydney, Lighting Ridge, Orange, Warren, Dubbo & Hermidale. The day started of with a beautiful fine sunny winters day & luckily ended with slightly overcast & a cool south westerly breeze which gave shooters the much PO Box 173 needed excuses, as up until the breeze sprang up we where all Warwick QLD 4370 hard pressed to find plausible reasons for missing targets Ph: 0407 738 681 except lack of experience shooting off handicap marks. Full credit must be given to club Advertise your Firearms & Accessories members, wives & mothers for 24hrs/day - 7 days/week - Worldwide! making the day run smoothly Private & Dealers — 60 Categories without any delays or mishaps, & by the shooters favourable No Computer? phone or write . . . we will do it comments everyone appreciated for you the effort. The early same hand- gunsaustralia.com.au icap squadding paid off with only the last squad not being able to take full advantage of the voice release. 2002 high gun Cameron Ferguson. The Handsaker Ford 1st Quarter saw five possibles shot. KRIEGHOFF - K80 The point score shoot off ended with Peter Fitzallen 1st $125 & Cameron Ferguson 2nd $75 TRAP, SKEET, FIELD MODELS EXTRA BARRELS, ADJ STOCKS ETC. NEW & USED GUNS IN STOCK JAMES MIATT MFG PO Box 1868, Launceston, Tas 7250 Phone (03) 6331 8285 Fax (03) 6331 8281

CARETAKER Hobart Gun Club 2002 winners. is seeking expression of interest for the position of a full or part-time caretaker. Narromine Plumbing 2nd Quarter saw six possibles shot. M Matilka 1st $125 & Ross Newbigging 2nd $75 For further information, please contact Craftsman Homes 3rd Quarter saw only two possibles shot. Allan Kenny (03) 6275 0656 (home), Cameron Ferguson 1st $125 & L. Bonanno 2nd $75 0438 371 183 (mobile) W M Rae 4th Quarter saw three possibles shot. Ross Newbigging 1st $125 & T Touvras 2nd $75 The Narromine 100 over all winners where:- Allan Kenny Manager Skills Response Unit, DSD 1st Highgun Sash & $600 went to Cameron Ferguson 11m 98/100 (still waiting on swab results) Ph: (03) 6233 5742, mobile 0438 371 183 2nd $400 Ross Newbigging

October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 21 GOLD COAST CLAY TARGET CLUB

ANNUAL JULY SKEET CARNIVAL & SUB-GAUGE CHALLENGE 19TH, 20TH and 21ST JULY 2002 4 X4 GAUGE CHALLENGE The Gold Coast Clay Target Club held its annual skeet carnival seeing a joint event that was staged for the first time in Queens- land, a 4x4 gauge skeet program. Eighteen shooters from two states competed in 410, 28, 20 & 12 gauge x 100tgs events (440 targets in total) to find the all-round Champion. Winning two (2) of the smaller gauges and being highly competi- tive in the others saw Neal Dimmick shoot a total 382/400 and become our inaugural 4x4 gauges Champion for 2002. Congratu- lations must go to Neal on some excellent shooting but lets not forget those that performed well. Shooters like Roger Hoffman, Willem Smits, Chris Larsen, George Sckaf and too many to mention, all handled the multi gauges better than even they expected. It is anticipated the numbers will be up at the gauge event again next year but only through support from the shooters can such an event continue and grow in popularity; its only once a year so come on and make a difference

Overall sub-gauge winners from left Neal Dimmick, Len Edwards, Dave Dundon. 2 x DAY SKEET CARNIVAL A total of 500 targets were shot during three days in July and they said we could not do it. The grins on the faces of all those attending is proof that through good team work and organization it was like a well oiled machine. The two (2) day carnival of SKEET had 43 shooters, which is slightly down from last year but the trophies were of the highest standard. Over $3,500.00 in cash and prizes were shared between the sub-gauge event and the 2-Day Carnival, so let us not forget to acknowledge the great support from all the sponsors - many thanks. A Skeet Carnival at club level like this is becoming a rare occur- rence and to all those who made the effort to attend the rewards were terrific. The hospitality shown from the club committee, by the shooters and visitors for the weekend was testament to SKEET in general and a special thanks should be given to Laurie Chelepy, who provided gauge inserts that allowed many new Overall 4x4 gauge champion, Neal Dimmick. shooters to sub-gauge competition, the opportunity to try and in Page 22 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 ECHUCA CLAY TARGET CLUB HOSTS VICTORIAN NORTH EAST ZONE BALL TRAP FINALS

Sunday the 11th of August, a calm and dry day saw five full squads of shooters arrive at Echuca to try their skills at the extremely difficult task of scoring well at Ball Trap. With Ball Trap targets flying to 70 meters at any angle and height good scores are not easily obtained. However with Echuca club able to supply two Ball Trap layouts, the shooting was serious and constant with several shooters finishing with excellent scores. A North East Zone team was also to be chosen on the day to attend and shoot for the Zone at the Vic- torian State Ball Trap Final on the 21st of September at Nepean Club. At the close of event one it was clear we had an overall winner, being Echuca Shooter Robert Nisbet dropping only one target to shoot an excellent 49-50.

Overall ladies Carol Tipler, overall high gun George Sckae and overall veterans Neal Dimmick. most cases achieved surprising results. For the 2-Day carnival shot over 12 gauge x 200 targets competition was hot with many shoot-offs in the grades. The overall 2-Day Carnival Skeet winner was George Sckaf 238/242, a first time overall winner in skeet and not a bad trap shooter as well, congratulations to George and the ladies this year was won by Carol Tipler 167/200 with veterans won by Neal Dimmick 195/200. The winners of the other overall grades were AA grade - Dave Dundon 206/216; A grade - Len Edwards 187/200; B grade - Bill Turner 188/200; C grade - Erich Kratzer 166/200. The ‘ALBERT SHEILD’ is an inter-club event shot between Toowoomba and the Gold Coast at this weekend. As the visiting team Toowoomba had choice of team composition and headed by one of the best skeet shooters in Queensland, Max Barton. The event ran down to the

Overall winner Robert Nisbet.

Other results from event one the 50 Target NEZ Ball Trap Final were, Overall and B grade R Nisbet, 2nd in B grade A Patten 46- 50, 1st in A grade local shooter Steve Calleja 57-59, 2nd in A grade T Moroni 56-59, C grade 1st Craig Hill on an excellent 47-50, 2nd in C grade was Deniliquin shooter R Cugley on 49-54. The North East Zone Team chosen is Robert Nisbet, Tony Moroni, Craig Hill, Murray Roberts, Conrad Robb, Ian Gebhardt, Nick From left overall A grade Len Edwards, overall B grade Bill Turner, Moroni. overall C grade Eric Kratzer and overall AA Dave Dundon. Event Two 25 Pair Double Rise. wire and Toowoomba, as current holders of the trophy put up a Overall and A grade J McVitty 44-50, A grade 2nd local shooter on good fight of it. In the end Gold Coast were the most consistent a excellent 43-50 was Peter Kerr, B grade 1st P Gobbo 39-50, B and won the Shield with a total score of 235/250 and Toowoomba grade 2nd A Patten 37-50, C grade 1st Brandon McCraw 30-50, C shot 229/250. This shield has become a hotly contested prize and grade 2nd Bree McCraw 27-50. Iam sure in January 2003 at Toowoomba; the inter-club rivalry Event Three 25 Double Barrel. will be the same. After a very tight shoot off with targets getting smoked repeatedly The whole weekend was something not experienced before and we finally had an overall winner in Robert Nisbet on a perfect 75- everyone was unanimous in their praise for the organization that 75 taking O/A and A grade, Craig Hill had to be content with 2nd was able to run such a huge event and in the spirit by which the in A grade on a 74-75, B grade 1st P Gobbo 24-25. B grade 2nd shooters competed. A special word of thanks to Tom Harris from Bree McCraw 26-28, C grade 1st local junior shooter Glen Calleja Tumut (N.S.W.) who has traveled to this competition for the past 28-29 and C grade 2nd was Brandon McCraw 27-29. two (2) years. Tommy obviously had a lot of fun and came away a With plenty of traps and the smooth running of the shoot com- winner. Next year is shaping as another special occasion so petitors were surprised and pleased to find that shooting and pre- remember to put July 2003 into your diary and we will see you sentations were over by 4pm allowing time for a relaxed drive there. home. October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 23 Seymour Tech High. VICTORIAN NEZ SCHOOL SHOOT Other placegetters on the day were Senior Boy 2nd Lee FINAL AT ECHUCA McNaire with 23-25 from Wan- ganui Secondary College, 3rd Wednesday, 14th August a fine day with a very cold breeze saw 160 Nigel Stephens 22-25 from school students from the North East Zone arrive at Echuca Clay Ovens College. Target Club to try out for the school team that will travel to Senior Girl 2nd Jana Winters Bendigo in September for the State Finals. 17-20 Maguire College, 3rd With squads of 5 shooters shooting 2 rounds of 10 targets per Sharley Kieley 16-20 Mansfield shooter single barrel. Echuca supplied 5 trap layouts to ensure a Secondary College. smooth shoot and an early finish. Junior Boy 2nd R Christopher Starting at 9pm shooting was constant until 2pm when shoot-offs 18-20 Alexandra Secondary began. College, 3rd A Gobbo with a 16- Both girl and boy students were keen to shoot well and some very 20 from Kyabram Secondary good scores were shot. College, Winchester sponsor these shoots and supply the Winchester 1200 Junior Girl 2nd Catherine shells for the shoot being a very low recoil cartridge, possibly one Skinner on 9-20 Mansfield Sec- of the most popular shells made. ondary College. All winners and placegetters receiving medallions and lami- Overall winner Nicholas Moroni. nated A4 recognition sheets, Schools also receiving laminated recognition sheets. Cold days and school students make for hungry mouths to feed, and the club canteen was virtually 10 deep all day with the volunteer ladies kept busy the entire shoot. The Victorian North East Zone committee and the Echuca Clay Target Club wish to thank all Volunteers and helpers for their input on the day, also for the excellent behaviour of the students, the co-operation of the schools, and the sponsorship of Winchester Australia.

VICTORIAN ISSF OLYMPIC TRAP NEZ team winners: Ovens College. GRAND PRIX 2002 SERIES.

The ratio of girl/boy shooters this year was a little disappointing HELD AT ECHUCA with girl shooters down on previous years, but those girls that CLAY TARGET CLUB attended did shoot well. Thanks to Echuca Secondary College and the volunteer trapper Saturday and Sunday 27th & 28th of July saw two full days of boys for supplying their help on the day. Shooters from a total of Olympic Trap shooting at Echuca. 22 schools attended on the day. Six full squads starting at 8am until 5pm on each day saw fierce The team of 4 shooters that finally came in with the best score was competition between shooters from as far as Geelong, Werribee, Ovens College (Wangaratta) Andy Grounds, Mathew Crosher, Seabrook, Melbourne, Kyneton, Kerang, Rutherglen, as well as Nigel Stephens, Ben Monshing. on a very good score of 63 out of local. Echuca turned on an absolutely perfect first day to start the 80. shoot, with a sunny 18 and no wind. The single Overall Winner on the day was student Nicholas Moroni shooting a perfect 20 out of 20 to take out the sash. DAY 1. 75 Pair of ISSF Double Trap plus Final. Nicholas attends Bendigo Catholic College. After a 25 pair finals shoot of the best six shooters, the eventual Senior Boy was Jesse Tilburn on a 24-25 from Eaglehawk Sec- winner, collecting the Overall Sash and the cash trophy was ondary College. Geelong shooter Steve Haberman, shooting an excellent 177-200. Senior Girl was Kylie Stott who attends Notre Dame College with Other results were AA 1st Brett Dunstan (kerang) 128-150, AA a 19-20. Junior Boy was Ryan Atkins also on 19-20, Ryan attends Echuca St Josephs College. Junior Girl was Sarah Adams on a 14-20, Sarah’s school is

NEZ senior girls. President Ron Traill, overall winner ISSF Trap, A. Brady. Page 24 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 (Shepparton) 113-150, C 1st Craig Trembath (Werribee) 125-150, C 2nd Steve Trembath (Werribee) 107-150, Lady Gaye Shale, Jnr J Fletcher. DAY 2. 100 Target Olympic Trap plus Final. Weather not as good as day one but still good for shooting with a very light breeze and overcast sky. Once again six full squads trying their shooting skills against each other, to see an eventual winner after a 25 target finals shoot between the best six shooters in the event. The Overall Winner was AA shooter Andrew Brady from Morwell shooting a 125-136 targets collecting the Sash and cash trophy. Other winners on day two were AA 1st Nidal Asmar (Werribee) 90-100, AA 2nd Brett Dunstan 89-100, A 1st Steve Trembath 89-100, A 2nd Frank Speranza 88-100, B 1st Marcel Tigani 91-100, B 2nd Craig Trembath 90-100, C 1st Geoff Walls (Yarrawonga) 83-100, C 2nd Wayne Harris 78-100 Lady Stacey Roiall 86-100 and Junior was Marcel Tigani (Melbourne) on an excellent 91-100. Overall winner of ISSF double With thanks to sponsorship from BERETTA AUSTRALIA PTY trap, Steve Haberman (Geelong). Kylie Stott on target. Murray Roberts 2nd Steve Atkins (Echuca) 126-150, A 1st Jarrod Fletcher [email protected] (Cohuna) 120-150, A 2nd Tony Karakizos (Kyneton) 111-150, B 1st Gaye Shale (Rutherglen) 114-150, B 2nd Michael Vandergulik Ph (03) 5482 3576 2002 ACTA Nepean Clay Target Club Congratulations to Norm Quick ... 70th Birthday on Presidential Medal the 27th August. Nominations for this prestigious award are now open and should Everybody remembers be forwarded to the Executive Officer no later than October 31, “Stormin Norman”, allied 2002 leader in the recent Gulf Nominations received will be placed before the Management Com- War. We have our own mittee for their consideration and decision. “Stormin Norman” in the No correspondence will be entered into regarding any nomination Nepean Clay Target Club. received. Our leader is Norm Quick. The following nomination guidelines apply: Acceptance: nominations only accepted through State Associations Norm is recognised by of Affiliated Clubs. shooters from all over Victo- Presidential Medal: Awarded to a person for their contribution to ria for the “can do” attitude the development of the sport. and enormous energy he Judging Panel: Management Committee. displays as founding Presi- Closing Date: October 31, 2002, PO Box 466 Wagga Wagga, NSW dent in running NCTC. 2650. Norm’s first action was the holding of an inaugural meeting of Note: The receipt of any nomination does not necessarily relate to interested people in the Rosebud Memorial Hall on the 18th the awarding of a Presidential Medal. November 1978. It took 3 long years to sort out the support of Previous Recipients: Council, finding a suitable location and then handling the 1980 G Porter, Qld inevitable complaints. 1981 R C Mules, SA But success came at last, with the first shoot taking place on Mr G R Richards, WA Doug Clayton’s property 18th November 1978. J N Thomas, Vic 1982 R F Buchan, Vic Then came the Council’s purchase of land from Mr Clayton and 1983 No Award the creation of a sporting reserve, now occupied by an archery 1984 L F Bird, NSW club, a motor cycle club, another sporting shooters club and of A J Smith Qld course Nepean Clay Target Club. Norm was instrumental in 1985 No Award getting the first Clubhouse built and the first two traps installed. 1986 T Comerford, Qld The first Clubhouse was opened 28th January 1979, but is now 1987 E G Biggs, Vic used as a caretaker’s residence. 1988 R M Holtfreter, WA Through the following years Norm guided the Club through its 1989 R Varley, NSW development phases, welcomed new members, taught them to 1990 E F Hawkins, NSW shoot with his “watch for the target” advice ringing in their ears, 1991 No Award and acted as general dog’s body with jobs round the club. Visitors 1992 No Award will know him for his forthright manner in getting competitors on 1993 J Forbes, SA (posthumously) the line when their squads turn came to shoot. 1994 J K Scott, NSW 1995 No Award We sincerely thank Norm for his “if we can’t find anybody to do it, 1996 F H James, Vic then I will” attitude, for without his efforts our Club would not be W R Morgan, Tas the Club it is today. After 15 years in the post Norm is not stand- 1997 F Atkinson, SA ing for re-election as President next year. 1998 L G Connors, Vic We all wish Norm a very Happy Birthday and good shooting for 1999 T Catling, WA many years to come. 2000 No Award Office bearers of the future have a hard act to follow. 2001 No Award

October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 25 NORTHERN ZONE Classifieds

SKEET CARNIVAL 2002 This section is for the exclusive use of ACTA members, and has been introduced for The Mount Isa Gun Club hosted the 2002 Northern Zone Skeet Car- the purchase, sale and exchange of personal equipment. nival on Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th of August. Thirteen com- PLEASE NOTE: Due to the new Gun Laws, all classified ads submitted must include petitors took part in the competition. The field being made up of the serial number of all guns advertised, and also the shooter licence number. We are also no longer allowed to advertise the sale of any pump-action or semi-auto shot- Mount Isa, Normanton, Charters Towers and Newman (W.A) shooters. guns or the parts thereof. Saturdays competiton commenced with Event One ‘Northern Zone Rates (inc GST) are as follows: Skeet Handicap’. First place was won by Mount Isa shooter Roderick $11.00 — 0-60 words Cusack (33/35), second Nicholas Brownson of Charters Towers (29/35). $22.00 — 60-100 words max. Third place was won by club president Bruce Murphy (29/34). Advertisers must comply with the copy deadlines as detailed on page 2 of this issue, and your name, address and telephone number must be supplied. Copy should be The second event on the programme was the ‘Northern Zone Doubles typed or carefully hand-written. Championship’. Overall was won by Michael McGill (43/50). Wayne Payment must accompany advertisement. Reeves (41/50) of Normanton took first in A grade, closely followed by NSW Members and Dealers Ian Harris (40/50) second in the grade. Neil Sinclair (35/50) gained As stated in Firearms Act 1996, Section 54 “A person must not cause an advertise- first place in B grade, Roderick Cusack (32/50) once again taking a ment for the sale of a firearm or firearm part to be published unless: place, second in the grade. Ron Power (36/52) shot off to defeat (a) the person is a licensed firearm dealer, or Richard Brownson (35/52) of Charters Towers to decide first and (b) the proposed sale is to be arranged by or through a licensed firearm dealer and second place in C grade. Best Junior was won by Nicholas Brownson the advertisement contains such particulars as may be prescribed by the Regula- (31/50), Best Veteran Kevin Moss (33/50). tions”. The Regulation states, “For the purposes of section 54(b) of the Act, the following Event Three of the carnival was the ‘Northern Zone Skeet Champi- particulars are prescribed in relation to an advertisement for the sale of a firearm onship’. Once again Michael McGill (48/50) showed his experience that is arranged by or through a licensed firearms dealer. winning Overall in the event. Normanton shooter Wayne Reeves (a) the licence or permit number of the seller, (47/50) also continued his form to once again dominate A grade. Ian (b) the name and address of the dealer concerned.” Harris (46/50) followed closely, however had to settle for second. Neil The Firearms Act 1996 applies to both the Publisher and the individual placing the Sinclair(42/50) once again secured first in B grade, as did Roderick advertisement. Failing to abide by this Section attracts and maximum fine of $5,500. Cusack for second in the grade. Richard Brownson (44/50) shot con- FOR SALE: PERAZZI MX 10. License no: 106447931-01 Serial sistently to win first in C grade, followed by Bruce Murphy (42/50). no: 96307. 12 gauge Olympic Trap Gun excellent condition, custom Best Junior was awarded to Nicholas Brownson (39/50), Best Veteran made gun featuring adjustable rib. Dual beads, adjustable stock. going to Kevin Moss (39/50). Silvered breech, full top barrel and mobile bottom barrel with five On Sunday the ‘Northern Zone Skeet Championship’ was won by chokes, right hand stock. Gold, silver and turquoise inlay in the Michael McGill with an unbeatable 96/100. Wayne Reeves (89/100) butt for easy identification. Two spare firing pins and springs, drop once again dominated A grade, while Ian Harris (84/100) followed in out trigger Perazzi case and all manuals. This gun has fired less second place. First in B grade was won by Cecile Edmonds (86/100), than 2000 rnds. and is still very tight. Transfer through CRM Gun while Roderick Cusack (82/100) continued with his second placing. sports Cairns New cost was $10,500.00 Sacrificed $6,800.00 First in C grade was won by Bruce Murphy (87/100) narrowly defeat- Photos available via e-mail [email protected] PH/BH: ing Kevin Moss (86/100) taking second in the grade. Best Junior was 0410617935 AH: (07) 4057 7473 this time won by Richard Brownson (82/100). The Overall High Gun was won by Michael McGill (211/225) adding FOR SALE: MIROKA G13 TRAP GUN (#91011NZ) - New Value silk to his medal haul. A grade high gun was won by Wayne Reeves Approx $20,000. Not currently available in Australia. Has fired (200/225), B grade high gun Neil Sinclair (177/225), C grade high gun less than 100 shells. Still tight. Beautiful gold inlay Pheasants and Bruce Murphy (180/225). The Junior High Gun was won by Richard Ducks in unique deep engraving, pearl foresight. Full and half Brownson (179/225). Veterans High Gun was won by (176/225). chokes. It has a Monto Carlo stock in the highest quality walnut. The Northern Zone Skeet Team was selected from the results of event A beautiful gun in pristine condition. $10,000. four. The Open Team selected is as follows, Michael McGill, Wayne On view at Horsley Park Gun Shop. (Tony 0296201313) Reeves, Bruce Murphy, Kevin Moss, Ian Harris, and Richard Brown- Contact Fraser Moore (02) 9655 1545 / 0409 719 306 (Lic son. The overall team score after the additional 25 targets were shot #406409025) was 659/750. WANTED: Set of Trench Traps complete with control box, leads Cecile Edmonds, Mount Isa Gun Club and microphones. Contact Willo - Majura Park Gun Club Publicity Officer 0408222799. Moonie Clay Target Club ANNUAL SHOOT IN FEBRUARY We had to move our annual due to the number of shoots mid year. With it being one of our hottest months we came up with this shade cloth stretched across the lanes on the 15 meter mark to give shade during the hottest part of the day. It is also high enough to shoot off the 20 meter mark without any visual interference. The shade can also be dismantled quickly to shoot Handicap if needed or else have a fixed meterage Handicap with AA on 20. It does give the shooters excellent shade and protection so much so that the shooters did not wish to shoot off on the trap without shade. Hope more clubs do come up with similar ideas as it has proven to be very successful at ours and it provides good conditions on hot days. Ken Giltrow, Secretary Page 26 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 25/25; B; R Satara 25/25, R Frisby 23/25; SB CM: A: 1st A Roberts, 2nd D Blewitt; C: M Eriksson 23/25, W Ciosmak 20/25; B: 1st A Niesar, 2nd M Roberts; C: 1st R CENT. ZONE SK TM: G Moorby 99/100, Peadon, 2nd D Peadon; HG: A Roberts. P Vella 97/100, S Pennells 97/100. Bombala 20-7-02 CLUB Bathurst 4-8-02 Changeable (16): 10T DB CM EO: D (13) -25T D/B C/D: AA: P Haley 24/25, Blewitt, T Peadon, c Veness, P Green; 2nd R Slaven 21/25; A: I Stewart 25/25, C/TPY 5 SB, 5 DB: T Peadon; 25T DB CONTENTS 2nd P Rosconi 23/25; B: T Monk & G CONT. CM: A: 1st A Roberts, 2nd P Christlo 23/24; C: E Duther 18/25, 2nd Green; B: 1st A Niesar, 2nd R Belcher; W Cosmak 16/25; 50T D/B CONT C/S: C: 1st P Green, 2nd D Peadon; 25T DB O/A: P Haley 49/50; AA: R Slaven 44/50; HC: 1st T Peadon, 2nd C Veness, 3rd R A: P Rosconi 48/50, 2nd I Stewart 47/50; belcher; HG: P Green. B: T Monk 48/50, 2nd M Harber 46/50; C: C Monk 36/50; 25T H/C: 1st I Stewart Boorowa 22-6-02 New South Wales...... 27 24/25, 2nd M Harber 23/25, 3rd M Cold & wet (22): 25T HC: 1st R Richard- Harber 27/29; H/G: I Stewart 96/100. son 47/47, 2nd T Barton 46/47, 3rd Z Western Australia ...... 42 Horvay 39/40; FM: J McMillian 22/25; Bega 2-6-02 25T DB CD: AA: G Sinclair, M Camp- Northern Territory...... 43 Sunny (18): 10T DB EO:B Deacon, N bell, T Barton 25/25; A: A Christon Teale, N Brady , D Blewitt, D Ubrihien 24/25; B: Z Horvay 24/25; C: J McMillian 10/10; 50T SB: AA: C Davis 45/50, C 19/25; 25T PC CS: OA: T Barton Tasmania...... 44 Smith 37/51; A: B Cooper 46/50, B 183/183; AA: C Sinclair 182/183, 2nd D Deacon 50/56; B: J Siede 45/50, B Smith Anderson 179/183, 3rd P Watchorn South Australia ...... 44 44/50; C: S Bennett 40/50, M Diss 27/50; 134/135; A: 1st P Watchorn 134/135, 2nd 40T CONT.: C Davis & N Teale 38/40; S G Crisp 73/75; B: 1st C Croker 71/75, Platts & C Sheehan 37/40; HG: N Teale; 2nd Z Horvay 70/75; C: 1st J McMillian Queensland ...... 46 FM: S Bennett. 63/75, 2nd D Percival 52/75; 25T CONT. CD: AA: D Anderson 25/25; A: 1st P Victoria...... 49 Bega 7-7-02 Watchorn 22/25, 2nd D Howard 22/25; Warm (27): 10T EO: N Teale, D Bade- B: 1st C Croker 22/25, 2nd R Richard witz, N Brady, C Sheeton, C Davis 22/25, 3rd Z Horvay 22/25; C: 1st J 10/10; 25T HC TM SH. SH: N Teale, B McMillian 20/25; HG: T Barton 149/150. Deacon, S Platts, B Cooper, C Sheehan 108/125; 1st S Platts 24/25, 2nd E Boorowa 27-7-02 Waterson 35/37, 3rd T Roberts 34/37; Fine & Sunny (10) - 25T H/C: 1st Z New South Wales 25T HC SH: 1st S Bennett 36/37, 2nd A Horvat 25/25, 2nd T Barton 44/44, 3rd R Roberts 35/37, 3rd D Shipton 29/31; 30T Richardson 43/44; 75T CH/CH: DB CM: D Blewitt 29/30, S McIntyre O/A&AA: T Barton 121/125; A: M Camp- Albury / Wodonga 9-6-02 Liersch 97/98; AA: G Evans 125/126, G 29/30, S Bennett 29/30, C Davis 29/30, A bell 117/125; B: R Richardson 113/125; Overcast & cool (35): 10T PS CD: J Fairman 74/75; B: J Leahy & R Petts Roberts 29/30; HG: S Bennett; FM 11- C: D Percival 65/125; H/G: T Barton Leahy, T Caldwell, T Walls, T McLaugh- 29/30; C: R Fish 23/25, L Wojtowyez 13: T Roberts. 145/150. lin, B Scanlon all possibles; 20T PS: OA 24/27; HG: T Pigram 105/110; JNR HG: & AA: P Leahy 60/60, R Liersch 58/60; B Wilson 20/25. Bombala 15-6-02 Canberra International 23-6-02 A: N Clark 79/81, D Gabriel 78/81; B: J Fine (12): 10T DB CM EO: C Davis, B Good: 50T DB CS: OA: A Barton Leahy 59/60, I Crisp 57/60; C: H Stolpe Barellan 14-7-02 Cooper, R Belcher, A Roberts,R Peadon; 141/141; AA: K Chiaverini 140/141; A: G 56/60, J McDonald 52/60; 20T SB: OA & Cloudy with cool breeze (15): 10T DB CLUB TPY 5 SB, 5 DB: A Niesar; 50T Greving 53/54; B: W Smith 47/50; 50T AA: C Patten 27/28, G Evans 26/28; A: G OFF 15M CD: M Fairlie, J O’Reilly, K Lafferty 24/25, N Clark 23/25; B: R Petts Whytcross 10/10; 30T PT SC GR TPY 19/20, J Leahy 22/26; C: H Stolpe 17/20, 15M: A: 1st K Whytcross, 2nd A Paonne; J McDonald 52/60; 30T DB: OA & AA: R B: 1st L Irvin, 2nd J O’Reilly; C: 1st K Liersch 103/103, T Walls 102/103; A: B Polsen, 2nd A Sinclair; LAD.: L O’Reilly; Scanlon 89/90, G Rudd 53/54; B: R Petts JNR: B Irvin; 20T DB HC CD: A Sin- Albury-Wodonga 52/53, T Laing 30/31; C: H Stolpe 26/30, clair, K Whytcross 20/20; K Polsen, D B Wilson 25/30; 20T HC: 1st J Leahy Turner, A Paonne 19/20; HG: K Whyt- 28/28, 2nd G Crisp 27/28, 3rd C Patten cross. Clay Target Club Inc 22/23; HG: N Clark 153/160; JNR: J Leahy 27/30. Bathurst 2-6-02 Cool & overcast (16): AA: L Aberley Sunday, 13 October 2002 - 10.00am start Albury / Wodonga 14-7-02 25/25, R Slaven 24/25; A: P Roscni 24/25, Event 1: 50 Target Skeet Championship Overcast & cool (47): 50T SK: OA & B: T I Stewart 24/25, B Daley 24/25; B: R McLaughlin 48/50, A Green 45/50; AA: G McKay 25/25, T Monk 24/25, J Horspool Noms $18.00 L/V $13 Jnr $8 Rudd 47/50, D Jackel 46/50; A: R Petts 24/25; C: K Benson 23/25, C Monk 20/25; Event 2: 10 Target Point Score Cash Divide 50/52, D McLachlin 43/50; C: J Wiltshire 50T HC CS: 1st R McKay 50/50, 2nd I 50/58, K Jones 47/55; 10T PS CD: P Woj- Stewart 49/50, 3rd P Rosconi 47/50; 25T Noms $6.00 towyez, R Ehlers, G Rudd, J plum, n PS CD: AA: L Aberley 72/75, R Slaven Clark, G Walls 30/30; 20T PS: OA & A: G 66/75; A: I Stewart 72/75, P Rosconi Event 3: 20 Target Point Score Championship Walls 66/66, G Rudd 63/66; AA: R 70/75, B Brown 70/75; B: R McKay Noms $10.00 L/V $7.00 Jnr $4.00 Wersch 62/63, R Ehlers 88/90; B: L 67/75, T Monk 63/75; C: K Benson 59/75, White 58/60, A Green 57/60; C: D C Monk 57/75. Event 4: 25 Target Bryan Liersch Double McLaughlin 55/60, H Stolpe 53/60; 25T Barrel DB: OA & A: D hunt 67/67, P Wojtowyez Bathurst 7-7-02 Championship 21/22; AA: R Carter 66/67, M Kruger- Cold & windy (15): 25T DB CD: AA: P Davis 61/62; B: K Jones 30/31, R Petts Haley & J Nash 24/25; A: I Stewart Noms $11.00 L/V $8.00 Jnr $5.00 29/30; C: A Ferguson 32/33, M Metry 24/25, R McKay, P Rosconi, L Watsford, 31/33; 20T CONT.: OA & AA: G Evans B Daley 23/25; B: M Harber, K Elias Event 5: 20 Target Handicap - Dave Gittings 76/76, R Ehlers 75/76; A: D Hunt 51/52, 23/25; C: K Benson 18/25, W Ciosmak Memorial T Caldwell 27/28; B: K Jones 36/37, J 9/25; 50T DB CS: OA: I Stewart 75/76; Noms $10.00 L/V $7.00 Jnr $4.00 Leahy 22/23; C: P Robinson 22/23, L AA: J Nash 74/76, P Haley 47/50; A: R Wojtowyez 18/20; HG: G Rudd 180/185; McKay 53/55, B Daley 52/55; B: M All Championship Events pay HG JNR: B Wilson 23/25. Harber 47/50, K Elias 39/55; C: K Benson 37/50; 25T HC: 1st R McKay O/A - 1st & 2nd each grade. Albury / Wodonga 11-8-02 40/42, 2nd I Stewart 39/42, 3rd P Haley High Gun trophy over full programme. Overcsat & windy (44): 50T Ball TR: OA 32/35. & B: T Pigram 47/50, A Green 43/50; AA: Junior Award on Event 4 - Free noms to next shoot. G Evans 44/50; A: R Liersch 48/53, R Bathurst 21-7-02 Ehlers 47/53; C: E Tomasoni 45/50, B Fine & sunny (14): 25T SK HC: J Gube- $150.00 open order from Elks Hunting & Fishing for Symes 41/50; 10T CONT CD: J Leahy, G rina, G Moorby, P Koupoupis, D Moorby, possible shot over full programme. Kidd, G Burton, G Evans, P Wojtowyz, K R Satara, W Ciosmak, M Harber; 50T Jones, B Duffy, R Petts, T McLaughlin, R CENT. ZONE SK CS: OA: R Clarke Albury-Wodonga Clay Target Club use and endorse Carter, G Walls, N Clark, G Rudd, P Sin- 51/51; AA: G Mooreby 50/51, P Vella GEMINI TRAPS on all our DTL & Ball Trap Events. clair all 10/10; 25T CONT.: OA & AA: R 66/68; A: R Hunt 59/60, S Pennells Liersch 43/43, G Evans 27/28; A: P Woj- 58/60; B: W Rowe 55/58, R Frisby 54/58; President: Reg Petts towyez 42/43, J Leahy 31/33; C: D C: M Eriksson 45/50, W Ciomak 42/50; McLaughlin 24/26, L Wojtowyez 23/26; 25T SK CD: AA: J Guberina, G Moorby, (02) 6040 1133 (bh) / (02) 6025 1239 (ah) 25T DB: OA & A: D hunt 126/126, B P Vella 24/25; A: S Pennells & D Moorby

October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 27 2002 STATE TRAP CARNIVAL National Shooting Ground 4th, 5th, 6th & 7th October 2002 Trophies-Sashes-Medals & Optional Cash Purse Friday, 4th 12 noon Champion of Champions 8.00pm Annual General Meeting Saturday, 5th 8.00am Zone Teams 9.00am Opening Ceremony Hall of Fame Induction 10.00am Handicap 2.00pm Double Rise 4.00pm Presentations Sunday, 6th 9.00am Single Barrel 1.00pm Double Barrel 5.00pm Hall of Fame Barbeque Presentations Monday, 7th 9.00am Pointscore 1.00pm State Teams 3.00pm Presentations GRADES AA, A, B, C (1ST & 2ND) SECTIONS Mens, Womens, Veterans >65, Junior <18, Sub-Junior <15 Each competitor can only nominate in 1 section NOMINATIONS $40 $22 Junior Option *does not include prize money OPTIONS $10 — 50s option $10 — Grade option – 1st, 2nd, 3rd $10 — Overall option 1st, 2nd, 3rd Proudly sponsored by: Horsley Park Gun Shop — Winchester — McInnes Group — Geoff and Janene Kidd — Retravision

Page 28 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 SB CS: OA: W Barton 49/50; AA: K Chi- 2nd B Rieketts; C: A Colcough, 2nd M averini 48/50; A: G Geering 47/50; B: J Crisp; 25T H/C: B Ricketts; O/A H/G: T Andovaros 44/51. O’Leary 197/200. Canberra International 28-7-02 Cecil Park 7-6-02 BOGGABRI-GUNNEDAH BILL BEVAN MEM: 25T D/B C/S: O/A: Fine (19): 30T DB DV: AA: C Trembath M Lyons 239/239; AA: A Barton 138/139, 30/30; A: D McLeod, G Chahine 29/30; B: 2nd K Chiaverini 90/91; A: S Amey P Nikesitch 29/30; C: S Arfi 20/30; 30T 134/135, 2nd P Ewart 73/74; B: R PTS C/TPY: AA: 1st T Abela 87/90, 2nd GUN CLUB Richardson 35/36, 2nd A Jovanovic A Cantali 85/90; A: 1st G Hapeshi 36/38; JNR: G Barton 74/75, 2nd R 89/90, 2nd G Zorotheos 88/90; B: 1st S Smith 24/25; GEOFF SMITH MEM: Tourgelis 84/90, 2nd B Bartolo 77/90; C: 25T P/S C/S: O/A: B Cooper 87/87; AA: K 1st T Themistocleous 73/90, 2nd S Arfi Chiarverini 86/87, 2nd M Lyons 42/90. 36th Annual 124/125; A: B Hallam 73/74, 2nd P Ewart 78/81; B: R Richardson 69/75, 2nd Cecil Park 8-6-02 W Smith 71/78; JNR: G Barton 73/75, Cool & windy (17): 50T SK CD: AA: M 2nd R Smith 61/75; EUGINI SMITH Newman 50/50; A: J Cunningham 40/50; MEM: 25T H/C C/S: 1st G Lynam B: R Faber, N Watchorn 46/50; C: C Cav- Gumtree 100/100, 2nd B Cooper 99/100, 3rd A allaro 40/50; 50T SK CS: OA: R Clarke Barton 49/50; F/M: A Smith; BOB 57/58; AA: 1st M Newman 49/51, 2nd J DANIELS MEM: 20PR D/D C/S: 1st K Lucchitti 56/58; A: 1st B Buhagiar Chiaverini & N Privett 22/22, 2nd M 53/55, 2nd J Cunningham 46/50; B: 1st Championships Lyons & C Milligan 21/22; H/G: A R Faber 48/50, 2nd N Watchorn 47/50; Barton 124/125. C: 1st C Cavallaro 44/50.

Canowindra 16-6-02 Cecil Park 9-6-02 Fine & sunny (36): 75T CH. OF CHS: Fine: 100T ISU SK CT: OA: E Kavanagh at “Kibah” OA: G Sinclair 124/125; AA: 1st P 107/125; 1st L Pezzano 106/125, 2nd A Barnes 146/150, 2nd G Reed 145/150; A: Santangelo 98/125, 3rd Z Dettori 1st G Blatman 117/125, 2nd M Malilka 93/125; 50PR DB TR CD: A Dannaoui 115/125; B: 1st M Matilka 117, P 36/50; 100T TR CT: OA: P Farrugia $12,000 Trophies & Cash Dorizas 111/125; C: 1st A Colcough 108/125; A: 1st J Coaker 81/100, 2nd A 103/125, P Dwyer 90/125; 15PR DR: AA: Abraham 79/100; B: 1st M Carta 81/100, 50 Target Layout 1st G Sinclair , 2nd P Barnes; A: 1st S 2nd R Carr 80/100; C: 1st D Cangiano Barbagello, 2nd T Dolbel; B: 1st M 57/100; JNR: A Miller 80/100. Grades AA, A, B, C, D, L, Y, J Malilka, 2nd J Rue; C: 1st P Dwyer, 2nd A Colough; OA HG: G Sinclair 151/155. Cecil Park 14-6-02 Canowindra 21-7-02 Cool (18): 30T DB CD: AA: G Rootes Saturday, 5th & Sunday, Fine & Sunny (28) - 25T D/B C/D CONT: 30/30; A: G Hapeshi, G Yaacoub, M AA: G Sinclair, M McCalister, T O’Leary Bajada 30/30; B: B Bartolo, S Tourgelis & G McCalsiter 25/25; A: T Nash, J Hor- 29/30; C: G Zovi 27/30; 30T PTS CT: AA: 6th October 2002 spool & M Matilka 24/25; B: C Cross 1st G Rootes 89/90, 2nd J Frenclo 87/90; 23/25, 2nd R Campbell & J Rue 22/23; A: 1st G Georgievski 90/90, 2nd B Frost C: M Crisp & A Calough 20/25; 50T P/S 87/90; B: 1st S Tourgelis 83/90, 2nd B Major Sponsors: Retravision Gunnedah CONT C/S: O/A&AA: T O’Leary Bartolo 79/90; C: 1st G Zovi 83/90, 2nd S 147/150, 2nd M McCalister; A: S Perentes 72/90. & Tamworth Firearms Barbagello, 2nd M Matilka; B: I Rue, Saturday, 5th Oct - 8.00am Event 1: 100 Target Retravision Classic $60 CANBERRA Overall, 1st & 2nd Each Grade Sunday, 6th Oct - 8.00am INTERNATIONAL Event 2: 50 Target Gumtree Championship $40 (Sponsored by Tamworth Firearms) CTC Overall Sash & Trophy 1st & 2nd Each Grade 27 October 2002 - Event 3: 50 Target Cash Trophy $20 Start 10.00am sharp Overall High Gun also AA, A, B, C, D and Lady, Junior & Veteran 25 tgts D/B Cont C/divide $11.00 25 tgts P/S S/Zone Cont C’Ship $13.00 Total Noms $120 25 tgts S/B S/Zone Cont C’Ship $13.00 Ladies, Juniors, Veterans $85 25 tgts D/B S/Zone Cont C’Ship $13.00 LIVE BAND SATURDAY NIGHT Total Noms $50.00 Camping Facilities Available - Power for OVERALL. Sash & Trophy Lighting Only 1st & 2nd Each Grade HIGH GUN. Sash All Meals Available REDUCED NOMS. Ladies, Juniors, Veterans Ammunition Available (If whole programme shot) President: Andrew Farquhar (02) 6742 1507 Lunch: Light refreshments. Ammo available Secretary: Peter Holledge (02) 6743 5224 Contact: Geoff (02) 6291 6981 Treasurer: Ken Close (02) 6742 4450 Garry (02) 6288 7045 Committee reserves the right to alter the program

October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 29 The Coffs Harbour & Grafton Clay Target Clubs once again invite you to attend their “DOUBLE HEADER” on the second weekend in November. Please feel free to come with plenty of friends. -Your enjoyment is guaranteed- COFFS HARBOUR GRAFTON CLAY CLAY TARGET TARGET CLUB CLUB INC INC Annual One Day Jacaranda Open Golden Snapper Classic 2002 Shoot Sunday 10th November 2002 Saturday 9th November 2002 9.30am Start 9.30am Start Event 1. 25 tgt D/B Graded Cash Divide $15.00 Event 2. 30 tgt Jacaranda Mixed Classic $15.00 2 x 50 tgt Double Barrel Events (10 tgt D/B : 10 tgt S/B : 10 tgt P/S) O/All Sash & Trophy - 1st & 2nd each grade Grade Trophies to Third Place in Each Event Event 3. 50 tgt Jacaranda D/B Champ $35.00 O/All Sash & Trophy - 1st & 2nd each grade Overall High Gun - Trophy and Sash Total Nominations $65.00 Overall Each Grade - Sash Ladies & Juniors - 60% of Nominations if shooting the complete Grafton program Total Nominations $65.00 Overall High Gun Prize - Half Case Cartridges Ladies & Juniors - Reduced Ladies High Gun Prize - Half Case Cartridges Nominations Veterans High Gun Prize - Half Case Cartridges The Committee reserves the right to alter the program Junior High Gun Prize - Half Case Cartridges BBQ Lunch & Afternoon Tea Refreshments and Cartridges available Camping and Hot Showers on site The Committee reserves the right to alter the program President: Bob Aitchinson (02) 6656 4322 President: Peter McGuire (02) 6642 3206 Secretary: Rob Kelso (02) 6653 7500 Secretary: Rus Wesslink (02) 6642 4636

COMPETITORS SHOOTING THE FULL PROGRAM AT COFFS HARBOUR & GRAFTON CAN GO INTO A DRAW FOR A TELEVISION

Page 30 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 Cecil Park 21-6-02 59/62, 2nd S Pennelis 58/61; B: 1st D Cold (48): 10T CONT. EO CD: AA: J Watchorn 45/50, 2nd R Satora 49/50; C: Frendo, G Rootes, S Bell, I Clisdell, A 1st C Cavallaro 43/50, 2nd S Newcombe Cantali, A DelBen 10/10; A: D Tatam, G 41/50. Georgievski, J Bajada, A Donnaoui, G Zorotheos, A Kopoulos, W Laus 10/10; B: Cecil Park 14-7-02 CCOOOONNAAMMBBLLEE P Shialis, S Tourgelis, R Violi, P Paphilis Cool (15): 100T TR CT: OA: P Farrugia 10/10; OA: A DelBen 50/50; STHN 109/125; A: D Perri 82/100; B: R Carr ZONE NIGHT CONT. DB C/TPY EV. 102/125; JNR: A Miller 77/100; 100T CLAY TARGET CLUB 50T: AA: 1st N Xenos 61/61, 2nd D Perri ISSF SK: OA: L Pezzano 117/125; 1st E 60/61; A: 1st G Dominello 83/84, 2nd L Kavanagh 109/125, 2nd K Alzuibaidi Chahine 82/84; B: 1st B Bartolo 49/50, 108/125; 50 PR DT: 1st K Alzubaidi 2nd S Tourgelis 64/67; C: 1st G Saliba 44/50. 48/50, 2nd T Themistocleous 44/50. 2002 Open Shoot Cecil Park 19-7-02 Cecil Park 28-6-02 Cool (21): 10T CONT. DB EO CD: AA: A Saturday, 19 October 2002 Cold & Windy (19): 60T PTS C/TPY: AA: Cantali, G Rootes, S Bell, J Koolbanis, K 1st M Navara 172/180, 2nd S Bell Basanko, A Del Ben 10/10; A: N Tourge- 9am start 156/180; A: 1st G Hapeshi 170/180, 2nd lis 10/10; B: G Zori, B Bartolo, A Kopou- G Zorotheos 168/180; B: 1st P Shiailis los, S Tourgelis, P Shiailis 10/10; 50T Event 1: 20T D/B C/Divide 15m 168/180, 2nd S Tourgelis 162/180; C: 1st CONT. SB STHN ZONE NIGHT CT: Event 2: 25T P/S JHC Taylor Memorial Shield D Johnson 139/150. OA: A DelBen 49/50; AA: 1st J Frendo 44/50, 2nd A cantali 52/59; A: 1st N 15m Cecil Park 5-7-02 Tourgelis 41/50, 2nd G Hapeshi 39/52; Cold (30): 30T PTS CD: AA: T Lionatos B: 1st G Zovi 44/52, 2nd S Torgelis Event 3: 25T D/B HCP J Slacksmith Memorial 89/90; A: N Tourgelis 86/90; B: P Shiailis 43/52; C: 1st D Vella 35/50. 89/90; C: G Saliba 79/90; 30T SB C TPY: Shield AA: 1st C Andrew 27/30, 2nd N Xenos Cecil Park 26-7-02 1st $500, 2nd $200, 3rd $100, 26/30; A: 1st G Hapeshi 28/30, 2nd A Cool (18) - 60T S/B C/TROPHY: AA: G Bauer 27/30; B: 1st B Bartolo 26/30, 2nd Rootes 57/60, 2nd N Xenos 68/75; A: G 4th $50 S Tourgelis 24/30; C: 1st S Vrahimis & T Dominello 52/60, 2nd N Tourgelis Themistocleous 17/30. 50/60;B: F Pignataro 52/60, 2nd G Zovi Event 4: 30 Mixed Targets “Youie Cup” 15m 51/61; C: D Vella 32/50. Cecil Park 12-7-02 J FOSTER HIGH GUN ON Cold (20): 30T DB CD: AA: J Koolbanis Cecil Park 27-7-02 30/30; A: G Hapeshi, A Dannaoui 29/30; Fine (15) - 50T H/C: 1st M Narara 49/50, EVENTS 1 TO 4 B: S Tourgelis, J Soulis 29/30; C: G 2nd T Callander 58/61, 3rd G Dominello Georgieou 19/30; 30T PT SC C/TPY: AA: 57/61; 50T D/B: AA: N Xenos 49/50, 2nd Major Sponsor of HCP Event: 1st G Zorotheos 89/90, 2nd G Rootes D Perri & T Lionatos 49/50; A: G 85/90; A: 1st N Tourgelis 87/90, 2nd G Dominello 49/50, 2nd Z Alameddine Hapeshi 87/90; B: 1st P Shialis 90/90, 47/50; B: G Agostino 49/50; C: J Agostino HOTONDO HOMES 2nd B Bartolo 83/90; C: 1st G Georgieou 46/50, 2nd T Callander 44/50. 85/90. For further information contact: Coleambally 13-7-02 President: Eree Smith (02) 6825 6250 Cecil Park 13-7-02 Sunny & windy (12): 10T DB CD: I Fine (21): 50T SK CD: OA: M Newman Taylor, T Jones, S Hay, G Evans, B Wild Secretary: Hans Ptaszinski (02) 6822 2152 49/50; AA: 1st I Stewart 60/62, 2nd A 10/10; 30T DB TPY: AA: K Shields 49/49; Hickman 59/62; A: 1st N Watchorn A: G Fuller 38/40; B: B Shields 28/30; C: THE FOREST CLAY The Forest TARGET CLUB INC Will hold on 10 November 2002 Clay Target Club Inc 10am Start WILL BE HOLDING ON 10 November 2002 - 10am Start CECIL TICKLE “The Harry Nolan Anniversary Shoot” MEMORIAL SHOOT Supporting The Jennifer Eggins Cancer Support Trust Fund Supporting The Royal Blind Society Over $2,000 in Trophies & Cash to be won EVENT NO. 1 50 TARGET DOUBLE BARREL Event 1: “50 Target Harry Nolan Point Score” Cash Divide 1ST & 2ND AA, A, B, C, 1st AA, A, B, C $100. 2nd AA, A, B, C $50 Noms: - $20.00 + Sweeps $2.00 Noms $30 + Sweeps $2 ‘’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’ Event 2: “50 Target Harry Nolan Double Barrel” EVENT NO. 2 1st AA, A, B, C Trophies & Sashes CECIL TICKLE MEMORIAL 2nd AA, A, B, C Trophies 50 TARGET HANDICAP Noms $30 + Sweeps $2 Trophy 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th High Gun Over Events 1 & 2 1 Case of Shells Noms: $30.00 + Sweeps $2.00 100 Targets for the day Noms $60 + Sweeps $4 = $64 ‘’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’ Lunch will be catered for at $8/head Total Noms for the day All Welcome $50.00 + Sweeps $4.00 = $54.00 Come to the Forest and make it a day with the family All welcome make it a family day CHILDREN’S PLAY AREA Children’s play area MEALS, DRINKS, CHIPS Meals, Shells, Drink SHELLS President: Don Eastaway (02) 4657 1276 / PRESIDENT: Mr Don Eastaway (02) 4657 1276 Secretary: Neil Sharp (02) 4681 9846 SECRETARY: Mr Neil Sharp (02) 4681 9846 The Committee reserves the right to alter the programme if necessary The committee reserves the right to alter the programme if necessary

October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 31 I Taylor 29/30; 30T MED.: AA: B Wild Cooma 8-6-02 50/50; A: P Ledwidge 49/50; B: T Jones Fine & Windy (19) - 10T D/B E/O C/D: G 46/50; C: I Taylor 45/50; 5T HC: B Venables, M Corbett, P Ewart, R Glen Innes Clay Shields; HG: B Wild. VanBeek & G Sheedy 10/10; 50T P/S 15M: O/A: J Norris 144/150; A: P Ewart Condobolin 2-6-02 143/150, 2nd G Venables 145/153; B: Z Target Club Inc Sunny & slight wind (11): 10T DB EO Horvat 139/150, 2nd A Niesar 124/150; CD: P Barnes, G Venables, G Blattman C: E Osolins 120/150, 2nd R Nolan 10/10; 25T DB: AA/A: 1st A boyd 24/25, 119/150; 25T D/B CONT 15M: O/A: D Half Day “200” 2nd P barnes 27/29; B/C: 1st J Rogers Blewitt 55/55; A: G Venables 54/55, 2nd 24/29, 2nd T Hawley 23/29; 25T HC: 1st P Ewart 46/47; B: Z Horvat 24/25, 2nd A T Hawley 25/25, 2nd G Blattman 24/25, Niesar 21/25; C: R Nolan 23/25, 2nd E 3rd J Rogers 28/30; 25T DB CONT.: 1st Osolins 22/25; H/G: P Ewart 178/185. Points Open AA/A: P Barnes 24/25, 2nd D Cooney 23/25; B/C: 1st T Hawley 20/25; 15PR Cooma 22-6-02 Saturday, 2 November 2002 - 1.00pm sharp DR: AA/A: 1st P Barnes 33/40, 2nd G Fine & Windy (16) - 75T SK: O/A: D Stonehenge Recreation Grounds, 12km south of Glen Innes on the Venables 31/40. Blewitt 73/75; A: R Venables 62/75, 2nd New England Hwy M Kolstad 55/75; B: S McIntyre 71/75, Condobolin 7-7-02 2nd M Corbett 69/75, 3rd D Badwitz Fine & cool (14): 10T DB EO CD: C 65/75; C: N Badewitz 60/75, 2nd L PROGRAM Foster, A Boyd, N Mills 10/10; 25T SB: Casarotti 55/75, 3rd G Simmons 52/75. 5T Eye Opener AA: 1st N Barnes 22/25, 2nd C Foster 21/25; A: N Mills 22/25, 2nd G Blattman Cooma 29-6-02 Event 1: 25T Double Barrel 21/26; B: 1st B White 24/25, 2nd B Very Cold & Windy (10) - 100T B/T: O/A: Event 2: 25T Point Score Mooney 18/25; C: J Rodgers 15/26, 2nd D W Cameron 90/100; A: S McIntyre Ridley 14/26; 25T HC: 1st G Blattman 86/100, 2nd D Blewitt 82/100; B: A Event 3: 25T Double Barrel 3/34, 2nd B White 30/34, 3rd N Mills Niesar 86/100, 2nd G Wright 73/100; C: Event 4: 25T Point Score 24/28; 15PR DR: AA: 1st N Barnes 24/30, M Corbett 81/100, 2nd G Venables 2nd C Foster 21/30; A: 1st G Blattman 78/100. PRIZES 21/30, 2nd G Venables 20/30; B: 1st B Mooney 20/30, 2nd B White 17/30. Cooma 13-7-02 OVERALL: SASH Fine & Cool (17) - 10T D/B E/O C/D: D High Guns: 1st each Grade $60.00 & Badge, 2nd Condobolin 4-8-02 Blewitt, G Wright, A Niesar, E Osolins, Cool & Cloudy (10) - 10T D/B E/O C/D: S McIntyre, G Jessop & R Nichols 10/10; each Grade $40.00 & Badge M Forrest 10/10, 2nd R Fitzalan, D 25T S/B 15M: O/A: S McIntyre 24/25; A: Afternoon Tea & Refreshments available Cooney, A Boyd & G Williams 9/10; 25T W Warriner 23/25, 2nd G Wright 27/30; D/B: AA&A: R Fitzalan 35/37, 2nd M B: L Treasure 23/25, 2nd A Niesar NOMS Forrest 34/37; B&C: A Glasson 20/26, 22/25; C: C Casarotti 20/26, 2nd E 2nd T Hawley 19/26; 25T S/B: AA&A: A Osolins 19/26; 25T D/B H/C: 1st A Nominations $50.00 Boyd 30/34, 2nd M Forrest 29/34; B&C: Niesar 29/29, 2nd R Nichols 28/29, 3rd Optional Sweeps $8.00 ($2.00 per 25) A Glasson 20/25, 2nd D Ridley 14/25; D Treasure 44/45, 4th E Osolini 24/25; 25T P/S: AA&A: R Fitzalan 77/84, 2nd G 10PR D/R: O/A: B Deacon 20/20; A: S 60% noms for Ladies & Juniors Blattman 74/84; B&C: D Ridley 50/75, McIntyre 19/20, 2nd D Blewitt 25/30; B: President: Monty Klingner (02) 6734 4121 2nd A Glasson 47/75; 10PR D/D: 1st R L Treasure 16/20, 2nd R Nichols 13/20; Secretary: Charlie Coldham (02) 6734 7213 Fitzalan & T Hawley 10/20, 2nd G C: E Osolins 12/20, 2nd C Casarotti Treasurer: Greg Wright (02) 6732 1148 Blattman & D Ridley 8/20; H/G: R Fitza- 11/20; H/G: B Deacon 75/80. lan 124/135. GUYRAGUYRA GUNGUN CLUBCLUB INCINC Open Shoot Sunday, 27 October 2002 Event 1: 10 TARGET D/B EYE OPENER NOM Graded Cash Division $5 Event 2: COD KING’S CHAMPIONSHIP 50 Targets D/B 15m $30 Event Sponsored by A J Youman’s Moredun Fish Farm Cap & Sash for Overall & Each Grade Winner Trophies Overall, 1st & 2nd Each Grade Event 3: URANDANGIE POINT SCORE CHAMPIONSHIP 25 Targets Point Score 15m $20 Sash & Trophy Overall, Trophies 1st & 2nd Each Grade Event 4: CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS 30 Targets 18m $20 Sash & Trophy Overall Trophies 1st & 2nd Each Grade Overall High Gun - Sash & Trophy Camping Facilities, Hot Showers, Ammo, Refreshments Available President: R Hammond (02) 6779 1009. Secretary: R Varley (02) 6779 1461

Page 32 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 Cooma 27-7-02 Sutherland 67/78, 2nd H Stolpe 64/78; Finn 50/50+101/101; AA: G Sinclair Wildman, D Anderson 25/25; A: N Fine & Cool (22) - 75T SK: O/A: D C: N Nixon 54/60, 2nd M Hollier 52/60; 50/50+100/101, 2nd P Fitzalan Privett 24/25; B: Z Horvat 24/25; C: R Blewitt 72/75; A: R Venables 60/75; B: S 15T H/C: 1st J Sutherland 18/18, 2nd R 50/50+97/98; A: M Blazley 50/50+23/24, Howard 23/25; 25T HC: 1st D Anderson McIntyre 76/81, 2nd M Corbett 75/81, Ehlers 17/18, 3rd A Ferguson 16/17; 2nd Terry Bend 50/50+14/15; B: T Silve- 25/25, 2nd Z Horvat 24/25, 3rd B Wray 3rd B Dunn; C: R Belcher 71/79, 2nd T H/G: G Evans 114/115. stro 49/50+18/19, 2nd I McKenzie 23/25; 50T CONT. PS CS: AA: 1st P Forrest 70/79, 3rd B Deacon 74/83. 49/50+18/19; C: P Dwyer 48/50, 2nd R Wildman 141/150, 2nd D Anderson Cowra 1-6-02 Howard 46/50; LAD: W Barton 50/50; 129/150; A: 1st N Privett 137/150, 2nd D Cooma 10-8-02 Cool & breezy (17): CD 25T DB GR: AA: JNR: G Barton 49/50; VET: M Bajada Loane 134/150; B: 1st Z Horvat 130/150, Warm & Windy (26) - 10T D/B E/O C/D: D Hammond, T O’Leary, G Sinclair, J 49/50; MICK SINCLAIR MEM H/C: 1st 2nd J Skelly 115/150; C: 1st R Howard G Wright, C Casarotti, A Niesar, C Finn 25/25; A: M Blazley, C O’Leary S Caltabiano 25/25+34/34, 2nd Z Horvat 122/150, 2nd D Cromack 119/150. Smith, B Smith, W Warriner, I Bayes, D 24/25; B: D Finn 24/25, P Byrnes, J Rue 25/25+33/34, 3rd T Arvanitakis Crane & P Ewart 10/10; 50t D/B 15M: 25/25; C: C Brien 2/25; 25T TPY HC: 1st 25/25+32/33, 4th B Machul 25/25+26/27, Crookwell 20-7-02 O/A: H Klink 54/55; A: P Ewart 48/50, D Hammond 25/25, 2nd D Finn 24/25 + 5th G Barton 25/25+24/25; LEN BIRD Cold & windy (17): 50T DB CS: AA: 1st 2nd D Crane 66/69; B: R Nichols 47/50, 5/5, 3rd D Geddes 24/25 + 4/5; DR CS: SHIELD: Sydney - T Abela, T Arvani- B Wray 48/50, 2nd P Wildman 49/51; A: 2nd A Niesar 46/50; C: E Oslins 53/55, OA: G Sinclair 18/20; AA: 1st G Sinclair takis & S Caltabiano 75/75. 1st D Howard 48/50, 2nd P Mahoney 2nd C Casarotti 46/50; 25T CONT P/S 18/20, 2nd J Finn 17/20 + 9/10; A: 1st M 47/50; B: 1st D Bonello 44/50, 2nd R 15M: O/A: S McIntyre 72/75; A: P Ewart Blazley 16/20, 2nd D Hammond 15/20; Cowra 4-8-02 Medway 41/50; C: 1st R Howard 45/50, 71/75, 2nd D Crane 70/75; B: R Nichols B: 1st D Finn 16/20, 2nd P Byrnes 13/20; Cool, Windy with Sunny Periods (104) - 2nd D Cromack 40/50; 25T PS: AA: P 74/84, 2nd H Fairfield-Smith 73/84; C: E C: 1st C Brien 12/20; CD 20T DB GR: 25T D/B C/D 15M: AA: J LaSpina, G Wildman & D Anderson 68/75;A: D Osolins 70/81, 2nd I Bayes 67/81; H/G: P AA: T O’Leary, G Sinclair,J Finn, M Thatcher, C Sherry, D Perri, G Sinclair, Loane 74/75; B: R Medway 72/75; C: R Ewart 129/135. Mitton 20/20; A: M Blazley 17/20; B: D R Brodin, P Farrugia, M Mitton, R Howard 62/75; 25T CONT.: AA: D Geddes 19/20, P Byrnes, D Finn 18/20; Wright, T O’Leary, R Hibbert, G Evans, Anderson & W Marks 25/25; A: D Loane Corowa 23-6-02 C: C Brien 14/20; HG: G Sinclair 86/90. G Rootes, N Zenos, G Castallero, J Allen, 22/25; B: J Skelly 22/25; C: I Doust & R Overcast & cool (40): 10T DB CD: 10 G Barton, T Barton, A Del Ben & T Howard 18/25. Poss.; 60MXD T: AA: 1st B Ford 99/100, Cowra 6-7-02 Arvanitakis 25/25; A: E Faulk, J 2nd T Pfeiffer 91/100, 3rd J Pearce Cold & windy (30): 5T DB CD OFF 15M: Gemmell, F Seve, Zafen Okan & S Amey Darnick 6-7-02 87/100; A: 1st R Phefley 98/10, 2nd R 19 Poss.; LACHLAN VALLEY DB CS 25/25; B: I McKEnzie & A Kopoulos Cool & mild (64): 10T EO: T Walls, C Wojtowyez 136/140, 3rd D Hunt (50T OFF 15M): OA: T O’Leary 50/50; 25/25, 2nd T Wunderlich, C Croker, T McDougall, R Fraser, J VanRoy, J 135/140; B: 1st K Jones 96/100, 2nd A AA: 1st T O’Leary 50/50, 2nd G Sinclair Silvestro, J Soulis & W Schaeffer 24/25; Finnis,B Palmer; MAUREEN PIPPIN Wooley 93/100, 3rd C Elkington 92/100; 49/50 + 47/50; A: 1st C O’Leary 49/50, C: J Brind & J Galea 22/25, 2nd A Milne MEM. 15T HC: 1st T Palmer, 2nd R C: 1st H Stolpe 81/100, 2nd F Poidomani 2nd M Blazely 47/50; B: 1st P Dorizas & P Dwyer 21/25; GOLD CUP: O/A: T Baker, 3rd R Ross; 25T DB CS: AA: G 80/100, 3rd C Whyte 78/100. 15T NOV. 49/50, 2nd J Andronaras 47/50; C: 1st M O’Leary 100/100+72/72; AA: T Barton Finnis, 2nd C Patten; A: J Caskey, 2nd GR CD: A: B Ford 15/15, D Hunt 14/15, Spicer 48/50, 2nd P Dwyer 44/50; 25T 100/100+71/72, 2nd R Hibbert M Donald; B: K Gathercole, 2nd R B Wignall 14/15; B: K Jones 14/15, C OFF HC: 1st M Mitton 25/25, 2nd D 100/100+56/57; A: G Dominelli 99/100, Baker; C: M Heydon, 2nd A Carmichael; Elkington 14/15, A Wooley 13/15; C: J Finn 24/25+7/8, 3rd P Dwyer 24/25 + 2nd E Falk 97/100+31/31; B: I McKenzie 20T SB CS: AA: C Patten, 2nd R Ross; A: Elkington 13/15, D Whyte 13/15, S Pegg 6/7; HG: M Mitton 77/80 + 20/20. 98/100, 2nd T Wunderlich 97/100; C: P T Smith, 2nd M Donald; B: B Palmer, 12/15, G Pegg 12/15, F Poidomani 12/15; Dwyer 89/100, 2nd J Galea 85/100; 2nd K Gathercole; C: G Holdworth, 2nd HG: B Ford 112/115. Cowra 3-8-02 LAD: E Barton 94/100; JNR: G Barton T Palmer; 15t PS: AA & A: R Ross, 2nd J Cold & Windy (112) - 25T P/S C/D 15M 98/100; VET: N Nicholson 97/100; H/G: Wellman; B: K Gathercole, 2nd C Corowa 28-7-02 GRD: AA: C Sherry, T Psavakis, G JNR: G Barton 271/275; LAD: W Barton Barnes; C: T Palmer, 2nd M Haydon; Cool & Cloudy (37) - 10T D/B C/D: 14 Rootes, P Farrugia, A Del Ben & A 258/275; VET: N Nicholson 261/275; AA: HG: AA: C Patten; A: D Dean; B: K Gath- possibles; 30T D/B C/S: O/A&A: R Turner 75; A: J Vella 75/75, 2nd G G Evans 272/275; A: S Amey 270/275; B: ercole; C: T Palmer; JNR: R Fraser. Liersch 146/146, 2nd G Evans 145/146; Georgievski, S Amey, G Burton, W I McKenzie 269/275; C: P Dwyer B: A Mitchell 28/30, 2nd I Erbacher Powell & N Nicholson 74/74; B: F Pig- 244/275; O/A: T O’Leary 274/275. Dorrigo 2-6-02 27/30; C: J Ford 29/32, 2nd A Ferguson nataru 75/75, 2nd B Ricketts & N Block Cold & windy (16): 25T DB CD: AA: C 28/32; 20T PTS C/S: O/A&A: J Pearce 74/75; C: C Auditore 71/75, 2nd T Hams Crookwell 15-6-02 Cunningham 22/25, J Cunningham snr 104/105, 2nd G Evans 101/105; B: J 70/75; 3rd R Howard 65/75; D/B: O/A: J Cold & wet (16): 25T DB: AA: P 21/25; A: B Moncrieff 24/25, J Cunning-

HERMIDALE GUN CLUB 23RD ANNIVERSARY Goulburn Clay SHOOT Target Club Saturday, 26 October 2002 - Start 12 Noon Event 1: 10 Tgt E/O Cash Divide $10.00 Alan Cramp / Clem Rowe Event 2: 25 Tgt S/B 15m $18.00 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C O/S $2.50 Memorial Shoot Event 3: 25 Tgt West Bogan D/B C’Ship $20.00 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C O/S $2.50 Saturday Night, 9 November 2002 6.00pm start Event 4: 20 Pr Western Zone Night D/Doubles Event 1: 5 Pair Double Rise E/O C’Ship. 1st & 2nd $20 Event 2: 15 pair Double Rise Southern Zone C/ship Event 3: 20 pair Deauville Doubles Southern Zone Sunday, 27 October 2002 - Start 9.00am C/ship Event 5: 25 Tgt Point Score 15m $20.00 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C O/S $2.50 FREE LAMB ON SPIT Event 6: 25 Tgt D/Barrel H’Cap $20.00 Sunday, 10 November 2002 Calcutta Event O/S $2.50 9.00am start 1st to 5th Trophies & Front Marker Event 1: 30T D/B C/ship - Sash AA, A, B, C Event 7: 20 Pr Double Rise $22.00 Event 2: 30T S/B C/ship - Sash AA, A, B, C 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C Event 3: 20T Handicap - 1st to 5th Total Noms $130.00 Overall Graded Sweeps $10.00 Event 4: 30T P/S C/ship - Sash AA, A, B, C Overall High Gun, AA, A, B, C, Lady, Junior, Veteran Sashes The Committee reserves the right to alter the programme O/A High Gun, Intermediate, Juniors & Ladies CAMPING FACILITIES & MEALS AVAILABLE Contact: Robert (02) 4848 0202 President: Bill Dewhurst (02) 6833 0637 Frazer 0418 482 209 Secretary: Nancy Kilmartin “Whiterock”, Hermidale 2831 Ph/Fax: (02) 6833 0629 CLUB NOW HAS PHONO PULLS

October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 33 ham jnr 21/25; B: W Lasker 21/25, F AA: C Cunningham 25/25, 2nd G Baxter Mitchell 23/25, 2nd G Kachel & F Axisa Sanders 73/75, 2nd R Tye 83/87, 3rd W Axisa 12/25; C: D Casbolt 22/25, R 24/25; A: B Moncrieff 24/25, 2nd A 22/25; C: M Kennedy 23/25, 2nd M Ronald 82/87; AA: D Turner 65/75; A: A Naylor, M Beaumont 19/25; 25T DB Stokes, P McGuire, J Cunningham Jnr Beaumont 19/25, 3rd D Casbolt 18/25; Holden 73/78; B: A Green 66/75; C: G CLUB CONT. CS: OA& A: J Cunning- & P Smith 22/25; B: B Mitchell 24/25, H/G: C Cunningham 124/125. Patterson 46/75. ham jnr 25/25; AA: J Cunningham snr 2nd G Kachel 23/25, 3rd R Wesslink 24/25, C Cunningham 23/25; A: P Smith 22/25; C: M Kennedy 24/25, 2nd D Dorrigo 4-8-02 Glen Innes 1-6-02 20/25; B: W Lasker 21/25, F Axisa 19/25; Casbolt 22/25, 3rd M Beaumont 21/25; Fine But Windy (21) - 25T D/B C/D 15M: Overcast and slight breeze (36): 25T C: D Casbolt 17/25, R Naylor 16/25; 25T 20PR D/D C/S: 1st B Mitchell & B A: J Cunningham Jnr 25/25, J Farrell & HC: 1st M Hickey 26/26, 2nd N DB PS CD: AA: C Cunningham 74/75, J Baxter 19/20, 2nd W Lasker & G Baxter J Cunningham Snr 24/25; B: G Mar- Campion 25/26; 50T DB CLUB CS: OA: Cunningham snr 60/75; A: J Cunning- 25/27, 3rd C Cunningham & J Cunning- shall, G Kachel & B Mitchell 24/25; C: D K McBean 58/59; AA: 1st A Futter ham jnr 58/75, P Smith 57/75, B Mon- ham Jnr 24/27; 25T D/B P/S 15M C/D: Casbolt & R Naylor 22/25, 2nd M Beau- 56/58, 2nd M Hicky 55/57; A: 1st M crieff 56/75; B: F Axisa 54/75, W Lasker AA: C Cunningham & G Baxter 74/75, mont 20/25; 25T D/B P/S C/D 15M: A: J Wade 54/56, 2nd G Wright 53/56; B: 1st 43/75; C: M Beaumont 53/75, R Naylor 2nd J Cunningham Snr 69/75; A: P Farrell 74/75, P Smith 71/75, B Aitchi- D McTaggart 45/51, 2nd C Coldham 52/75, D Casbolt 43/75; 25T DB CD: AA: McGuire 74/75, 2nd P Smith 72/75, 3rd son 69/75; B: B Mitchell 68/75, S Mahon 44/51; C: 1st B Lewis 43/50, 2nd R C Cunninham 24/25, J Cunningham snr D Mulhearn 70/75; B: G Kachel 71/75, 66/75, W Lasker 63/75; C: D Casbolt Williams 44/54; 25T PS CONT.: AA: 1st 21/25; A: P Smith 21/25, B Moncrieff, G 2nd B Mitchell 64/75, 3rd W Lasker & F 53/75, R Naylor 52/75, G Slattery 51/75; K McBean 72/75, 2nd G Baxter 71/75; A: Brett Schneider 20/25; B: F Axisa 19/25, Axisa 61/75; C: D Casbolt 59/75, 2nd M 25T D/B CONT C/D 15M: A: J Farrell 1st M Klingner 72/75, 2nd, G Wright W Lasker 16/25; C: R Naylor 18/25, M Kennedy 55/75, 3rd B Marjoram 54/75; 24/25, 2nd B Aitchison & P Smith 23/25; 71/75; B: 1st C Coldham 62/75, 2nd H Beaumont 17/25, D Casbolt 16/25; HG: 25T D/B CONT C/D 15M: AA: C Cun- B: S Mahon, G Kachel, B Mitchell & W Finch 59/75; C: 1st B Lewis 69/75, 2nd C Cunningham 143/150. ningham 25/25, G Baxter 24/25, 3rd A Lasker 20/25; C: C Sozou 20/25, M Beau- Rwilliams 68/75; OA HG: K McBean Mitchell 23/25; A: A Stokes 24/25, 2nd D mont 19/25, D Casbolt 18/25; 15PR D/R 143/150, M Hickey 141/150, G Baxter Dorrigo 7-7-02 Mulhearn 23/25, 3rd P McGuire & B 15M: A: J Farrell 26/30, J Cunningham 140/150. Fine But Windy (26) - 25T D/B C/D 15M: Moncrieff 22/25; B: N Lasker & B Snr 24/30, B Aitchison 20/30; B: S Mahon 22/30, B Mitchell 21/30, G Glen Innes 6-7-02 Kachel 19/30; C: M Beaumont 20/30, D Perfect (26) - 25T H/C: C Bloxsome Casbolt & R Naylor 18/20; H/G: J Farrell 24/25, 2nd A Futter & P Wright 23/25; 148/155. 50T S/B C/S: O/A: G Smith 44/50; AA: R Vidal 44/51, 2nd A Futter 43/51; A: P Downside 22-6-02 Wright 41/50, 2nd D Cunningham 100 TARGET Cold & Cloudy (18) - 25T D/B: O/A: B 40/50; B: B Finch 42/50, 2nd B Bloxsome Blake 120/120, 2nd R Wright 119/120, 41/50; C: N Grennan 37/50; 25T P/S: AA: 3rd H Fairfield-Smith 45/46; AA: M R Vidal 72/75, 2nd A Futter & J Poole Kruger-Davis 24/25; A: W Ronald 43/44; 68/75; A: D Cunningham 70/75, 2nd G NOVELTY FIELD B: A Green 26/27; 25T S/B: O/A: B Blake Wright 66/75; B: G Burey 72/75, 2nd B 26/26, 2nd B Hall 25/26, 3rd R Wright Finch 71/75; C: N Grennan 68/75; D&F 24/25; AA: M Kruger-Davis 23/25; A: A HALL PTS: 3. D Cunningham 136/150, Sanders 23/25; B: H Fairfield-Smith 2. A Futter 134/150, 1. B Finch 133/150; SHOOT 21/25; 25PR D/T: O/A: R Wright 38/50; H/G: D Cunningham 136/150. A: B Hall 33/50; B: T Harris 33/50; C: H Fairfield-Smith 31/50. Glen Innes 3-8-02 When: Sunday, 20th October 2002 Overcast & windy (36): 25T HC: 1st M Downside 27-7-02 Klingner 39/40, 2nd B Sweeney 38/40, Fine & Warm (19) - 50T D/B C/S: O/A: R 3rd M Hickey 28/30; 50T MED 25DB Where: Newcastle Lake Macquarie CTC Blake 77/77, 2nd J Gemmill 76/77, 3rd A 25SB: AA: 1st B Rumbel 49/50 & R Vidal Sanders 67/68; AA: D Turner 49/50; A: R 49/50; A: 1st G Wright 48/50, 2nd N Start: 10am Patterson 53/54; B: A Green 48/50; C: G Campion 44/50 & P Wright 44/50; B: 1st Patterson 42/50; 25T P/S: O/A: A C Coldham 43/50 & C McBean 42/50; C: MARCONI CLAY TARGET CLUB Ground Location Sydney / Marconi Clay Target Complex, Heatcote Road, Menai Postal Address: The Secretary, 247 Connels Point Rd, Connels Point 2221. Marconi Marathon 100 In conjunction with 4 Man Graded Teams Event Friday 11th October 2002 @ 6.30pm 20T Point Score E/O $10.00 50T Double Barrel $24.00 Sunday 13th October 2002 10am Start Event 1. 20 Targets Double Barrel E/O Cash Divide $10.00 Event 2. 100 Targets (Shoot in 4 rounds of 25) Double Barrel Marconi Marathon, in conjunction with the 4 Man Graded $60.00 Sweeps Optional Team Event ($10.00 per shooter with all money going back to winning teams) GREAT TROPHIES AS ALWAYS Overall 1st and 2nd Each Grade, High Gun O/A Trophy as per Grade Winner plus Case of shells and Sash High Gun, Case of shells plus Marconi Silver Cup For information phone Domenic Salvaggio (President) 02 9728 9150, A/H 02 9602 6781; Salvatore Franco (Treasurer) 0414 557 452 Cartridges, Food and Refreshments available on the ground. The Committee reserves the rights to alter the program at any time.

Page 34 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 1st B Lewis 39/50 & B Stapleton 39/50; S Blenke 47/54; 25T D/B CONT: AA: J 15PR DR CLUB CS: OA: R Vidall 27/30; Farrell, M Hickey, M Maloney, A Del- AA: 1st B Rumbel 24/30, 2nd G Baxter Ben, P Brown, R Vidal & R Moody 25/25; 24/30; A: 1st P Wright 22/30, 2nd G A: P McGuire & H McMaster 24/25, 2nd NSW GUN CLUB LTD Wright 21/30; B:1st C McBean P Smith & B Cameron 23/25; B: H 23/30,2nd R Wesslink 20/30; C: 1st B McMaster & C Bailey 24/25, 2nd B Blox- Lewis 19/30, 2nd I Larkings 17/30; D & some & G Pringle 23/25; C: T Sutton F HALL PTS: 3: R Vidal 100/105, 2: B 22/25, 2nd D Johnson 19/25; H/G: O/A: P OCTOBER 2002 Rumbel 97/105, 1: G Baxter 93/105. Brown 298/300; AA: A Del-Ben 294/300; A: P McGuire 287/300; B: H McMaster Griffith 4-8-02 273/300; C: T Sutton 278/300; VET: P Wednesday 2nd October 2002 Fine & windy (18): 10T EO: B McAlister McGuire 287/300; JNR: H McMaster 2.00pm - Charles Hlavaty Skeet H/Cap & B Brighenti 10/10; 20T PS: A: T Mer- 273/300. riman & B Brighenti 58/60; B: M Stan- Competition more 57/60; C: L Bellato 53/60; 25T DB Grafton 11-8-02 CS: OA & A: G McDonald 26/26; B: M Fine & Warm (21) - 25T D/B GRD H/C 6.30pm - Trap Competition Stanmore 40/43; C: L Bellato 21/25; 20T C/D: AA: T Schnieder 25/25, 2nd N HC: 1st L Bellato 35/36, 2nd B Brigh- Nugent 24/25, 3rd C Cunningham henti 34/36, 3rd B McAlister 19/20. 22/25; A: M Harrison & J Cunningham Saturday 5th October 2002 24/25 2nd P Smith, J Lowndes 23/25; B: Goulburn 9-6-02 P McGuire 24/25, 2nd N Watkins, R 11.30am - NSWGC Skeet Competition - 100T Cold, wet, windy (15): 30T PS: AA: D Wesslink & B Mitchell 23/25; C: A Har- 10.00am Practice Anderson 87/90; A: R M Hunt 83/90; B: rison 19/25, 2nd C Watkins 18/25; 25 J Hunt 86/90; C: A McDonald & D D/B C/D; AA: T Schnieder, A Brown & N Gregory 67/90; 15T DR: AA: D Anderson Nugent 25/25; A: B Cameron 25/25, 2nd 26/30; A: N Privett 24/30; B: R J Hunt & M Harrison, J Cunningham 24/25; B: R Wednesday 9th October 2002 J Hunt 17/30; C: E Hunt; 20T DEAUV. Wesslink, B Mitchell & P McGuire 6.30pm - Trap Competition - 30T DB CS: 1st N Privett, K Chiaverini 24/25; C: A Harrison 19/25; 25PR D/R 74/76, 2nd R Hill, D Anderson 73/76; C/S: O/A: N Nugent 48/60; AA: N HG: D Anderson 113/120. Nugent 48/60, 2nd A Brown 39/50; A: J Cunningham 47/60, 2nd J Lowndes Saturday 12th October 2002 Goulburn 14-7-02 45/60; B: T Watts 42/50, 2nd P McGuire 12 noon - Skeet Competition - 50T Cool & Windy (18) - 100T MXD C/S: 35/50; C: A Harrison 29/50; PRES O/A: J Webster 141/150; AA: H Klink JACKPOT: N Nugent & T Wat. 10.00am Practice 141/150, 2nd L Cuzner 138/150; A: D Crane 135/150, 2nd P Watchorn Grenfell 14-7-02 123/150; B: I McKenzie 136/150, 2nd J Overcast & Windy (20) - 20PR D/R GRD Wednesday 16th October 2002 Pace 124/150; C: D Saunders 124, 2nd A C/D: AA: G McAllister 34/40, 2nd A Dro- Smith 122/150; H/G: J Webster. gemuller 29/40; A: S Barbagallo & M 2.00pm - Alf Najar Skeet Competition Matilka 30/40; B: B Ricketts 26/40, 2nd 6.30pm - Trap Competition - 30T Grafton 16-6-02 P Dorizas 24/40; C: A Milne 33/40, 2nd G Fine , sunny & windy (19): 25T DB CD: Gault 30/40; 50T CONT P/S C/S: AA: 1st A Brown, B Cameron,P Brown, O/A&AA: M McAllister 147/150, 2nd B J Cunningham 25/25; A: 1st M Harri- Dent 139/150; A: J Nash 137/150, 2nd M Saturday 19th October 2002 son, J Lowndes 25/25, 2nd K Reichmann Matilka 136/150; C: G Gault 124/150, 12 noon - Trap Competition 22/25; B: 1st R Wesslink 25/25, 2nd W 2nd A Milne 121/150; 25T H/C: 1st G Reichmann, B Marjoram 22/25; C: 1st S Gault 25/25, 2nd M Matilka 40/41, 3rd A 10T E/O C/D D/B, 25T S/B, 50T P/S Bienke, A Harrison 22/25, 2nd D casbolt Milne 39/41; H/G: M McAllister 189/215. 21/15; 25T DB PS: AA: 1st A Brown 10.00am - Practice 74/75, P Brown 69/75; A: 1st M Harrison Griffith 3-6-02 75/75, 2nd K Reichmann, J Lowndes Clear & Cool (25): 10T PS EO: M Mon- 74/75; B: 1st W Reichmann, N Watkins teleone, T Sexton, R Roberts, B McAllis- Wednesday 23rd October 2002 69/75, 2nd G Pringle 67/75; C: 1st A ter, T Merriman, N McDermot, A Harrison 66/75, 2nd S Bienke 59/75; 50T Paonne, S Papasidero 30/30; 50T PS CS: 6.30pm - Trap Competition - 30T CONT.; AA: 1st P Brown 49/50, 2nd A OA & A: A Paonne 149/150; AA: N Brown 48/50; A: 1st J Cunningham McDermott 146/150; B: P McWilliam 49/50, 2nd K Reichmann 57/60; B: 1st W 145/150; C: B Bastianon 133/150; 20T Saturday 26th October 2002 Reichmann 49/53, 2nd G Pringle 48/53; DB: AA: J Vardanega, L Roberts, N C: 1st S Bienke 45/50, 2nd D Casbolt McDermott 20/20; A: T Merriman 20/20; 12 noon - 5 Stand Competition - 25T E/O C/D + 42/50; HG: A Brown 147/150. B: S Laviano 19/20; C: B Bastianon 50T 19/20. Grafton 13-7-02 10.00am - Practice Fine & Sunny (38) - 25T D/B C/D: AA: G Griffith 7-7-02 Baxter, P Brown, M Moloney, G Overcast & Cold (16) - 10T D/B: L Sweeney, A Del-Ben & G Harrison Roberts, L Brissenden, A Paonne & G Wednesday 30th October 2002 25/25; A: E Balough, A Stokes, K Reich- Castellaro 10/10; 20T S/B: AA: T Sexton mann, B Sweeney & P McGuire 24/25; & G Castellaro 20/20; A: A Paonne 6.30pm - Trap Competition - 30T B: R Wesslink 24/25, 2nd H McMaster, J 19/20; B: R Roberts & M Montleone Pirlo, B Mitchell & C Bailey 23/25; C: D 17/20; C: D Roberts 19/20; 25T D/B C/S: Johnson 23/25, 2nd T Sutton & S Bienke O/A&AA: G Castellaro 43/43; A: A 21/25; 50T MED: O/A: A Del-Ben 99/100; Paonne 24/25; B: M Montleone 22/25; C: AA: G Baxter 118/120, 2nd P Brown B Bastianon 21/25; 20T D/B H/C: 1st T EVERY WEDNESDAY 112/120; A: P McGuire 98/100, 2nd B Sexton 20/20, 2nd R Roberts 22/24, 3rd 2.00pm - 9.30pm - Practice Sweeney 97/100; B: C Bailey 94/100, 2nd L Brissenden 21/24. H McMaster 93/100; C: S French 95/100, 2nd T Sutton 92/100; 25T P/S: AA: P Gunning Dalton 1-6-02 Location: 131 Booralie Rd, Brown 108/108, 2nd M Hickey 105/108; Fine (16): 25T HC: 1st G Crisp, 2nd K A: N Campion 86/87, 2nd B Sweeney Chiaverini, 3rd P Luck; 25T DB CD: AA: Terrey Hills NSW 2084 85/87; B: G Kachel 71/75, 2nd B Mitchell K Chiaverini, P Luck, m Campbell; A: N Phone: (02) 9450 1775; Fax: (02) 9486 3497 69/75; C: D Johnson 72/75, 2nd T Sutton Nickelson; B & C: I Crisp; 20T PS CD: 71/75. AA: M Campbell; A: N Privett; B & C: I Info: Club Captain: Rex Northcott (02) 9646 5367 Crisp; 15 PR DR CD: AA: K Chiaverini; Grafton 14-7-02 A: N Privett, N Nickelson; B & C: R - Sue Nichols (02) 4579 6332 Cold & Overcast (36) - 25T D/B C/D: AA: Medway, J Skelly. G Baxter, B Cameron, M Maloney, A Mattarelli Traps are now in use on Del-Ben, P Brown, R Vidal, R Moody & Gunning Dalton 6-7-02 A Brown 25/25; A: M Harrison & J Cun- Cold & Windy (18) - 10T P/S 16M: 1st T Olympic Trap, Skeet, ningham 25/25, 2nd P McGuire 24/25; Barton, 2nd K Chiaverini, 3rd P Luck; B: R Wesslink & H McMaster 25/25, 2nd 50T CONT 15M: AA: J Patman, 2nd T Trap & ISU Layouts - 5 Stand Layout J Pirlo & C Bailey 24/25; C: T Sutton & Barton; A: C Milligan, 2nd P Watchorn; now in use S French 23/25, 2nd B Marjoram 20/25; B: I Crisp, 2nd R Bayley; C: D Watchorn, 50T: O/A: G Sweeney 197/197; AA:R 2nd N Goodwin; 20T S/B C/D: AA: T Moody 196/197, 2nd P Brown 179/180; Barton, P Lock; A: N Privett, K Luck & ALL LAYOUTS ARE COIN OPERATED A: J Cunningham 76/79, 2nd P Smith P Watchorn; B: R Bayley & I Crisp; C: D 75/79; B: B Bloxsome 50/50, 2nd H Watchorn & N Goodwin; 20T D/B 16M: IN GROUND PHONO PULL SYSTEMS McMaster 52/55; C: T Sutton 49/50, 2nd AA: T Barton, 2nd K Chiaverini; A: C

October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 35 Milligan, 2nd N Privett, D Howard & K B: R Wesslinl 25/30; C: K Darby 21/30; Luck; B: R Medway, 2nd R Bayley; C: D HG: R Hammond 124/130. Watchorn, 2nd C Primmer. Newcastle Junee 23-6-02 Guyra 29-6-02 Overcast & cool (17): 10DB EO: J Wintry (28) - TRENCH: O/A: D Johnson Foxwell, G Burton, R Wright, R Ehlers, 58/75; A: B Rumbel 57/75; B: J Gerrard D Power, M Neil, A Baldry,T Kingwill, R 53/75; C: S Hiscox 31/50; 25T H/C: 1st R Liersch 10/10; JUNEE & DIST. DB CS: Hickey 56/57, 2nd W Clark 57/59, 3rd B OA: R Wright 81/82; AA: R Liersch Sweeney 56/59; 50T P/S C/S: O/A: B 52/54; A: R Moore 80/82; B: P Clemson Rumbel 148/150; AA: R Vidal 148/153; 48/50; C: R Mathers 44/50; DB HC TPY: A: J Gerrard 145/150; B: B Bloxsome 1st M Neil 30/30, 2nd W Burton 30/31, 140/150; C: R Hickey 129/150; 25T D/B 3rd G Burton 29/31; HG: G Burton 15M GRD C/D: AA: D Johnson 25/25, 86/90. 2nd R Vidal, A Futter, B Rumbel & J Farrell 24/25; A: B Hiscox 25/25, 2nd N Junee 28-7-02 Campion 24/25, 3rd D Cunningham Fine & Light Cloud (15) - 5PR D/R: W 23/25; B: B Bloxsome 24/25, 2nd W Burton & G Kidd 9/10; 25PR D/R C/S: Lasker 23/25; H/G: B Rumbel 196/200. O/A: R Wright 43/50; A: G Kidd 48/60; B: W Burton 41/50; RZ D/D C/S: 1st P Guyra 28-7-02 Clemson & R Wright 26/27, 2nd W Clay Target Club Ideal (67) - C/S: O/A: B Rumbel 177/180; Hulm & K Longmore 25/27; H/G: R AA: D Davis 171/180, 2nd R Vidal Wright 59/70. 110/115; A: J Marshall 98/100, 2nd M Ellis 97/100; B: D Robb 115/120, 2nd B Kempsey 15-6-02 Kneipp 114/120; C: R Hickey 94/100, Fine (26): 25T DB CD: AA: N McDon- 225 TARGET OPEN 2nd R Williams 112/120; COOL 100: nell, J Farrell 25/25, N Nugent 24/25; A: O/A: J Kent 201/201; AA: J Farrell D Wylie, D White 25/25, G Brown, K 200/201, 2nd C Venter 170/171; A: R Neill 23/25; B: T Duck, R McLean 24/25, Riley 103/104, 2nd B Ping Lee 98/100; B: T Cragg, K McWhirter, S McMahon, R SKEET SHOOT F O’Neill 99/100, 2nd D Robb 98/100; C: Abrahams 23/25; C: T hands 24/25, J S Belfield 95/100, 2nd R Hickey 93/103; Jenkins 23/25, T Cramp 22/25; 50T H/G: C: S Belfield 202/220; B: D Robb HARRIS FAMILY MEM.: OA: D White 195/200; A: M Ellis 194/200; AA: R Vidal 154/159; AA: 1st J farrell 144/150, 2nd N Sat 16th / Sun 17th 199/200; O/A: B Rumbel 199/200. Nugent 143/150; A: 1st G Brown 149/159, 2nd K Neill 146/159; B: 1st B Hay 2-6-02 Neill 153/159, 2nd R Abrahams 145/153; November 2002 Fine & sunny (17): 10PTS EO CD: G C: 1st T hands 135/150, 2nd T Cramp Davies, F Headon, B Samuels, P 121/150; 50T PS ERIC NEILL MEM.: Headon, J Headon, I Headon; 30PTS OA: N McDonnell 150/150; AA: J Farrell Saturday 10am Start CS: AA & OA: J Headon 90/90; A: B 149/150; A: K Neill 147/150; B: B Neill Samuals 87/93; B: S Gee 83/90; C: R 145/150; C: T Hands 136/150; HG: J Event 1. 25 T/G E/O Noms $10.00 Hathaway 65/90; 20T CONT. CS: AA & Farrell 318/325. OA: J Headon 135/135; A: D Sullivan Event 2. 50 T/G 1st, 2nd Each Grade 19/20; B: G Davies 19/20; C: M Mirabelli Lightning Ridge 29-6-02 14/20; 20T DB CS: AA & OA: P Headon Cold, SE Wind (20) - 25T SIDE/SIDE Noms $20.00 66/66; A: D Sullivan 27/28; B: S Gee C/S: O/A: S Crain 22/25; B: L White 59/60; C: R Hathaway 16/20; CLUB 20/25; C: D Leham 19/25; 20T S/B C/D: Event 3. 50 T/G Doubles 1st, 2nd Each Grade MUG: M Elmes 17/17; HG: J Headon A: R Leham, 2nd C Strike & S Crain; B: 160/160. T Burke, 2nd L White, 3rd G Burey; C: S (Time permitting) Noms $20.00 Dunn, 2nd N Deshon & B Davison; 5T Hay 7-7-02 ELIM: R Lehman; 25T D/B H/C: 1st D Sunday 10am Start Variable (24): 10PTS EO CD: D Sulli- Ackland 24/35, 2nd T Burke, 3rd R van, J Hellman, G Hall, B Doyle, I Lehman. Event 4. 50 T/G Handicap Noms $20.00 Macleod; 20T PTS CONT. DB CS: AA & OA: G Hall 68/68; A: D Sullivan 55/56; Lightning Ridge 13-7-02 (1st to 5th places) B: G Davies 57/60; C: B Seabrook 34/60 Cool & Gusty Winds (25) - 15T W/B: J 20PR DR CS: A: R Anderson 37/45; B: A Hunt, 2nd R Hunt, 3rd D Leham; 25T Event 5. 50 T/G Noms $25.00 Patten 31/45; C: M Mirabelli 25/40; 20T P/S C/S: O/A: R Hunt 75/75; A: R Hunt; CLIFF FERGUSON Memorial Trophy DB CS: AA & OA: I Headon 92/92; A: D B: J Hunt; C: S Henley; 10T E/O Sullivan 50/51; B: A Patten 25/27; C: B NIGHT: M Power; 25T D/B C/S: O/A: N (Overall Trophy, 1st, 2nd in Each Grade, Seabrook 16/20; 10T SB HC: T Hicks Power 25/25; A: R Hunt; B: L White; C: 10/10; HG: T Walls 143/150. D Hall. Overall to take Grade) Hay 4-8-02 Majura Park 12-6-02 (24): 10PR CD: W Upton, P Headon, R 25T P/S: OA: H Klink 74/75; AA: B Junior & Veterans 70% noms Anderson, I Headon, M Mirabelli; 20T Skinner 70/75; A: D Crane 65/75; B: Z SB CS: AA & OA: P Headon 34/34; A: L Horvat 70/75; C: J Finn 59/75; 25T H/C: Food, Refreshments, Cartridges available McGrath 21/29; B: G Davies 16/20; C: M 1st D Crane 25/25, 2nd Mirabelli 18/20; 20T DB HC: 1st S Gee R Richardson 34/35, 3rd J Finn 33/35. Come along and enjoy the weekend, 45/45, 2nd G Headon 44/45, 3rd I MacLeod 34/35; 20T DB CS: AA & OA: D Majura Park 19-6-02 visitors most welcome Doyle 132/132; A: S Gee 62/63; B: G 25T D/B: OA: B Skinner 25/25; AA: D Davies 20/21; C: W Hart 20/22; 10T SB Reed 24/25; A: G Jessop 24/25; B: A Camping available on the grounds at HC: S Gee 10/10; HG: P Headon 90/90. Wilson 24/25; C: J Finn 19/25; 25T PS: Wilton Rd Awaba OA: D Crane 75/75; AA: D Reed 74/75; A: Illawarra 4-8-02 R Reed 71/75; B: Z Horvat 67/75; C: J Cool & windy (23): 75T CHAP. OF Greenhalgh 54/75. CONTACTS: CHAMPS: OA: B Webb 139/150; AA: Ross McLean 02 4392 4639 1st L Cook 138/150; A: 1st L Lloyd Majura Park 26-6-02 114/125; B: 1st M Monteleone 25T PS: OA: B Skinner 75/75; AA: H Peter Petherbridge 02 4938 0359 108/125; C: 1st A Banyer 93/125; 25T Klink 74/75; A: A Christou HC: 1st B Webb 32/32, 2nd M Mon- 72/75; B: R Richardson 71/75; C: J ACCOMMODATION: teleone 31/32, 3rd Msmith 29/30; BM: Greenhalgh 66/75; 15PR DR CS: OA: B A Lloyd 23/25. Skinner 26/30; AA: P Simon 23/30; A: D Lakeside Motor Inn 02 4948 9666 Crane 17/30; B: K Cox 18/30; C: J Finn Inverell 15-6-02 17/30. Toronto Caravan Park 02 4959 1271 Fine & cloudy (42): 25T BALL TR: A: G Cardiff Motor Inn 02 4954 6738 Baxter 25/25; B: N Campion 23/25; C: K Majura Park 3-7-02 Darby 20/25; 25T DB TPY EV.: AA: G 25T DB CD: AA: B Skinner 24/25; A: G Committee reserves the right to alter the program Baxter; A: N Campion 33/33; B: P Daye Jessop 25/25; B: R Richardson & Z 32/33; C: K Darby 24/25; 25T PS CS: OA: Horvat 23/25; C: J Greenhalgh 21/25; Web Site: http://users.hunterlink.net.au/ A Skinner 75/75; AA: M Hickey 84/84; A: 25T DB CS: OA: T Spackman 40/42; AA: L Kennedy 84/84; B: C Fitch 74/75; C: K B Skinner 22/25; A: R Reed 35/38; B: B claytarget or Search “NLMCTC” Darby 70/75; 15PR DR: AA: R Burgess 39/42; C: J Greenhalgh 23/26. Hammond 26/30; A: N Campion 27/30;

Page 36 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 NEWCASTLE Newcastle PRESIDENT: ROSS MCLEAN LAKE MACQUARIE PHONE: 02 4392 4639 ACTA & SSAA AFFILIATED SEC: PETER PETHERBRIDGE WILTON ROAD AWABA PHONE: 02 4938 0359 PO BOX 478 TORONTO, NSW, 2283 PHONE: 02 4950 5111 EMAIL: [email protected] Clay Target Club NEWCASTLE ISSF TRENCH CHALLENGE 16th & 17th November 2002 200 Targets Event Saturday 16th November First 100 Targets — 10.00am start Sunday 17th November Second 100 Targets + Final — 10.00am start Nomination: Open $150 Junior $115 (Juniors are under the age of 18) Prizes / Trophy: 1st $1000 + Perpetual trophy & replica 2nd $800 + replica trophy 3rd $600 + replica trophy 1st in each grade $250 + Trophy 2nd in each grade $150 + Trophy Conditions of Entry: Ladies, Juniors and Veterans all compete for open event. Juniors only to receive reduced nominations. The committee reserves the right to alter or cancel the program.

October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 37 Majura Park 7-7-02 J Brown 24 & P Holmes 24; A: B Ping- 100T PAUL LYONS MEM DB CS: OA: Kee, R Riley & D Pischke 25; B: B T Lionatos 98/100; AA: B Skinner Kneipp & B Williams 24, 3rd J Scott & 106/110, 2nd H Klink 105/110; A: W C Riley 23; C: J Maher, 2nd S Belfield Cameron 96/100, 2nd S Tsoukalas 22, 3rd J Thorn, M Colley & W Thatcher 105/112; B: B Hallam 95/100, 2nd T 21; 50T D/B: AA: F McInnes, 2nd P Richmond River Burgess 97/104; C: N Urban 86/100, 3rd Tattam; O/A&A: B Sweeney, 2nd N A Urban 85/100; 25T DB: 1st P Simon Campion; B: C Riley, 2nd G Didlick; C: R 25/26, 2nd H Klink 24/26, 3rd D Crane Hickey, 2nd A McManus; 50T MXD: AA: 23/25. M Hickey, 2nd C Tattam; O/A&A: N Campion, 2nd B Sweeney; B: C Riley, Majura Park 10-7-02 2nd B Williams; C: S Long, 2nd R Gun Club Inc 50T PS: OA: B Skinner 150/156, T Hickey; 10PR D/R: AA: S O’Rouke, 2nd Spackman 147/156, J Stravapodis K McBean; O/A&A: D Makim, 2nd N 137/150, B Burgess 135/150, J Green- Campion; B: B Finch, 2nd D Robb; C: R Wyrallah Road, Lismore NSW 2480 halgh 117/150. Hickey, 2nd J Thorn. 9.30am Start both days Marconi 7-6-02 Moulamein 23-6-02 Very cold : 20T PS: AA: 1x53, 2x52; A: Calm & Cloudy (17) - 10T P/S S/S: G 1x56, 1x55, 1x52; B: 1x56; C: 1x49, 1x48, Manuel & B Perry 30/30; 25T P/S C/S: 1x33; 50DB: AA: F Auditore 49/50; A: M AA: R Weaver 64/75; A: P Hutchinson Navara 50/50; B: G Poulios 42/50; C: A 65/75, 2nd A Byrne 67/68, 3rd N Whelan Kovtour 42/50. 64/78; B: N Lipple 67/75, 2nd B Perry 22 DADAYY OPENOPEN 66/75, 3rd E McCullough 65/75; C: B Marconi 21-6-02 McCraw 71/75, 2nd J Perkins 62/75, 3rd Cool Night (22) - 10T P/S: AA: 1x29, B McCraw 58/75; 19T H/C TR: 1st P 2x28; A: 2x29, 1x28; B: 1x29, 1x28, 1x22; McCraw 28/28, 2nd A Byrne 27/28, 3rd C: 1x25, 2x22; 50T D/B: AA: F Auditore P Hutchinson 25/26; 25T D/B GR: AA: R SHOOT 49/50, 2nd M Crews 48/50; A: T Dra- Weaver 25/25; A: A Byrne 25/25, 2nd N SHOOT copoulos 49/50, 2nd T Chryss 48/50; B: G Whelan 24/25, 3rd P Hutchinson 22/25; Poulios 48/50, 2nd A Baur 46/50; C: N B: B Perry 25/25, 2nd I Dower 24/25, 3rd Vournazos 44/50, 2nd J Alves 39/50; N Lipple 24/26; C: B McCraw 27/29, 2nd OCTOBER 26TH H/G: T Dracopoulos 79/80. J Walker 26/29, 3rd J Perkins 19/25. Marconi 23-6-02 Moulamein 28-7-02 & 27TH Fine (40) - 25T D/B: AA: 2x25, 4x24; A: Cold & Overcast (30) - 10T D/B E/O S/S: 5x25; B: 1x25, 1x24, 1x22; C: 2x24, 1x21; P Hutchinson, A Byrne, J Absalom, G Noms $120.00 75T M/T: AA: M Navara 123/125, 2nd P Manuel & R Weaver 10/10; 50T D/B C/S: Simon 122/125; A: J Worley 117/125, A&O/A: A Byrne 50/50, 2nd S Bates Event 1: 25 tgt D/Barrel 2nd L Trew 116/125; B: J Luke 112/125, 48/50, 3rd L Pasco 47/50; AA: M Cash Divide $15.00 2nd M Nsar 110/125; C: A Kovtoun Absalom 48/51, 2nd R Weaver 47/51, 3rd 104/125, 2nd J Agostino 99/125; H/G: M G Bradley 45/50; B: A Taylor 48/50, 2nd Event 2: 50 tgt D/Barrel C/Ship $30.00 Navara 173/175. P Costa 47/50, 3rd W Perry 51/55; C: J Costa Jnr 41/51, 2nd B McCraw 40/51, O/A 1st & 2nd each grade Marconi 5-7-02 3rd C Mathews 36/52; 25T S/B C/S: AA: Event 3: 25 tgt D/Barrel Continental Very Cold - 20T GRD SWEEPS: AA: M Absalom 23/26, 2nd G Bradley 22/26, 1x56, 1x47; A: 1x59, 1x43; B: 1x59, 1x58, 3rd C Gorey 19/25; A: L Pasco 22/25, 2nd C/Ship $15.00 1x38; C: 1x40, 1x38; 50T D/B: AA: M S Bates 21/25, 3rd A Byrne 20/25; B: W O/A 1st & 2nd each grade Navara 49/50; A: T Chryss 48/50; B: F Perry 23/25, 2nd A Taylor 22/26, 3rd J Demeo 46/50; C: J Alves 43/50. Absalom 21/26; C: C Mathews 18/26, Saturday Night Northern Zone P/Score Cont 2nd J Costa 17/26, 3rd W Pasco 16/25. Marconi 7-7-02 Night C/Ship $30.00 Fine & Windy (48) - 50T D/B: AA: J Narrendera 16-6-02 Crompton 55/55, 2nd T Psarakis 54/55; Fine cloudy, rain (24): 15T EO CD: B 6.30pm start (Not included in High Gun) A: G Zorotheos 49/50, 2nd P Stylianou Press, R Ehlers, D Power, M Kruger- 58/60; B: C Briotelis 48/50, 2nd V Davis, L Todd, I Evans, M Monteleone, S Event 4: 25 tgt Point Score C/Ship $15.00 Mercuri 46/50; C: T Themistoclious Papasidero, B Charles, J Vardenega O/A 1st & 2nd each grade 44/50, 2nd S Arfi 42/51; 50T S/B: AA: G 25/25; 60M T CS: OA: M Krugar-Davis Zorotheos 46/50, 2nd G Rootes 47/52; A: 100/100; AA: J Vardenega 99/100 + Event 5: 50 tgt D/Barrel Continental L Trew 43/50, 2nd B Frost 42/50; B: J 50/50; A: T Salafia 99/100; B: M Mon- C/Ship $30.00 Soulis 43/52, 2nd F Honeyman 42/52; C: teleone 95/100 +25/25; C: B Charles C Auditore 45/50, 2nd J Tsolakki 37/50; 96/100; HG: M Kruger-Davis 125/125. O/A 1st & 2nd each grade H/G: G Zorotheos 95/100. Newcastle Lake Macquarie 1-6-02 Event 6: 25 tgt D/Barrel C/Ship Marconi 19-7-02 Freezing & cloudy (35): TR 100T : OA: F 16 mts $15.00 Cool Night (30) - 20T GRD SWEEPS: Minici 106/125, C Lindsay 104/125, G AA: 2x57, 1x56; A: 2x59, 1x58; B: 1x54, Foster 103/125; A: 1st R Cangiano O/A 1st & 2nd each grade 1x53, 2x51; C: 1x51, 1x50, 1x46; 50T 84/100; B; 1st R Carr 81/100; C: 1st D Total Noms Event 1 - 6 $120.00 D/B: AA: G Zorotheos 50/50, 2nd A Cangiano 64/100; DTL 30T SB CS: AA & Knigge 49/50; A: D Tatam 49/50, 2nd T A & OA: K Lonsdale 29/30; AA & A: 2nd Chryss 55/57; B: F Demeo 47/50, 2nd A A Cullis 27/30; B: 1st A Bauer 28/31, Nominations Ladies, Juniors, Veterans $100.00 Tsolakis 45/50; C: W Vournazos 47/50, 2nd R McLean 27/31; C: 1st K Hugo whole programme Events 1 - 6 2nd Themos T 44/50; H/G: G Zorotheos 26/30, 2nd R Fenwick 24/30; 50T MXD 77/80. 25T DB 25T PS: AA & A: 1st R cangiano O/All AA, A, B, C grades Medal & Trophy 98/100, 2nd J Coaker 95/100; B: 1st R Ladies, Juniors, Veterans Medal & Trophy Marconi 21-7-02 McLean 93/100, 2nd A Bauer 91/100; C: Fine (46) - 10T GRD SWEEPS: AA: 1st R Chapman 86/100, 2nd D Cagiano LUNCH AVAILABLE 6x10; A: 3x10; B: 2x10; C: 3x9; 90T M/T: 81/100. O/A: M Navara 146/150; AA: D Perri 145/150, 2nd R Manicaro 144/150; A: G Newcastle Lake Macquarie 6-7-02 Camping on grounds, shower & Hapeshi 154/160, 2nd J Worley 151/160; Fine, Windy & Cold (58) - 50T P/S: B: John T 141/150, 2nd S Toson 134/150; O/A&AA: P Turner 142/150, 2nd A ammo available at club C: J Agostino 121/150, 2nd F Violi Gullis 139/150; A: K Morgan 140/150, The committee reserves the right to alter the programme 118/120; H/G: M Navara 155/160. 2nd D White 173/186; B: D Hancock 129/150, 2nd V Balliano 136/150; C: J ACCOMMODATION at Sisleys Motel Mathoura 28-6-02 Jenkins 136/150, 2nd A Burgess Cold - 10T D/B CONT E/O: B Kerslake 134/150; 30T MXD: AA&O/A: P Turner Ph (02) 6621 9888 (book early) & T Berryman 10/10; 25T NEZ NIGHT 49/50, 2nd A Cullis 45/50; A: P Jackson D/B CONT: O/A&B: B Kerslake 32/34; 47/50, 2nd B Morgan 46/50; B: S Come and have a great time ... further A: M Roberts 22/25; C: H O’Conner Fraschinger 47/50, 2nd F Zilliotto 46/50; 31/34; 15T D/B: I Holmes 17/17, 2nd G C: A Burgess 41/50, 2nd P Petherbridge information Ph Peter Brown Hall 16/17, 3rd M Roberts 21/23. 40/50; 100T TRENCH: 1st S Zadro 91/125, 2nd F Minici 86/125, 3rd T (02) 6621 2307 (w) Moree 7-7-02 Turner Jnr 81/125; A: R Cangiano Fine with a Slight Breeze (53) - 25T 83/100; B: C Lindsay 79/100; C: D Can- GRD C/D: AA: P Tattam 25, K McBean, giano 69/100.

Page 38 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 Newcastle Lake Macquarie Farrugia 120, 2nd T Psarakis 117; A: 1st 29&30-6-02 I Hoschke 119, 2nd R Squire 116; B: 1st Cold & Windy (29&33) - 100T 5 STAND: A Bauer 121, 2nd H McMaster 115; C: AA: T Harris 134/150, 2nd G Sweeney 1st A Kovtoun 118, 2nd T Sutton 107; 129/150, 3rd M Daniels 86/100; A: S SK COMP.: 1st A Najar 50/50. Sweeney 81/100, 2nd A Mackay 97/125, Riverina Zone 3rd T Turner 95/125; B: J Puller 87/100, NSW 22-6-02 2nd R Graham 84/100, 3rd B Williams Fine & sunny (21): 25T EO: 1st I Clis- 75/100; C: D Rose 63/100, 2nd G Barnott dell & W Bosden 23/25, 2nd R Ellis 77/150, 3rd N Sharp 75/150; 100T 5 22/25, 3rd D Robinson 21/25; 50T: OA: D October Program STAND: AA: T Harris 94/100, 2nd D Robinson 47; AA: 1st A Garvie 41; A: 1st Robinson 92/100, 3rd A Garvie 89/100; I Clisdell 41, 2nd W Bosden 38; B: 1st P A: S Sweeney 88/100, 2nd T Turner Kouroupis 42, 2nd J Knowles 39; C: 1st Saturday, 5th 105/125, 3rd A Jackson 102/125; B: K J Diamond, 2nd T lionatos. Moxey 82/100, 2nd F Ziliotto 101/125, FINLAY 1.00pm 3rd N Newbury 95/125; C: K Wicks NSW 29-6-02 78/100, 2nd P Poile 64/100, 3rd J Ward Cold & Windy (50) - 100T SPORTING: 5 Pr DR, 20 Pr DR, 20 Pr DD, 15T Hcap 49/100; H/G: O/A: T Harris 182/200; AA: O/A: P Wells 89; AA: F Searles 88+10, G Sweeney 174/200; A: S Sweeney 2nd A Garvie 88+8; A: D Archer 82+8, Sunday, 6th 169/200; B: R Graham 163/200; C: P 2nd D Jackson 82+6; B: D Robinson 80, Poile 118/200; LAD: J Ward 86/200; 2nd M Doherty 75; C: J Harris 69, 2nd GRIFFITH JNR: J Sweeney 154/200; VET: T Turner M Leighton 66+1; VET: J Dunn 63; JNR: practise shoot 1.00pm 161/200. H McMaster 60; LAD: A Lorimer 64. HAY Newcaslte Lake Macquarie 21-7-02 NSW 6-7-02 (22) - AA: F Searles 95/100, 2nd A Windy & Sunny - 50T SK E/O: 1st H Houston Mem DB, C/C, 20T Hcap 12 noon Garvie 87/100, 3rd M Daniels 85/100; A: Bader 47, 2nd P Williams 46, 3rd J J Puller 90/100, 2nd T Turner 83/100, Diamond 45, R Clarke; 50T SK: AA: R Saturday 12th 3rd P Allen 73/100; B: J Adams 84/100, Clarke 49, 2nd H Bader 44; A: S Pen- 2nd C Milner 83/100, 3rd K Moxley nells 46; B: C Sim 45+8, 2nd P Fraser COLEAMBALLY 1.00pm 82/100; C: N Sharp 65/100, 2nd J Ward 45+7; C: W Chalmers 43, 2nd D Pennels 57/100, 3rd S Etheridge 56/100; VET: B 41+1. DTL program approx 80t Williams 70/100; ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD: P Zemunek. NSW 17-7-02 TUMUT Day one of two day shoot 10.00am ALF NAJAR SK: 1st B Thomson. 50T DB, 25T PS Newcastle Lake Macquarie 3-8-02 Fine (54): 100T + 25T TR: OA: 1st F NSW 20-7-02 Minici 116/125, 2nd S Zadro 115/125, Fine (25) - 25T D/B E/O: 1st R Squire, J Sunday, 13th 3rd C Lindsay 108/125; A: R Cangiano Guberina, A Del-Ben, J Newton, P Far- 84/100; B: G Foster 82/100; C: F Ziliotto rugia, T Czinker, G Fox & C McMahon BARELLAN 1.00pm 72/100; 25T PS: AA: 1st K Thompson 25/25; 75T MXD: AA: D Perri 124+19, 10T PS, Central Riverina DB Cont, 15T DB 72/75, 2nd J Paul 69/75; A: 1st P 2nd A Del-Ben 124+17; A: C McMahon Jackson 73/75, 2nd K Morgan 71/75; B: 120+18, 2nd I Hoschke 120+14; B: C Hcap, 15T DB 1st V Balliana 73/78; C: 1st A Kentwell Briotelis 116, 2nd D Pearson 111+38; C: 71/81, 2nd A Burgess 68/81; 75T MXD: D Johnson 101, 2nd C Taverna 82. TUMUT Day two of two day shoot 9.00am AA: 1st K Thompson 121/125, 2nd J 50T DB, 25T SB, 20T Hcap Paul 114/125, 3rd T Turner 110/125; A: NSW 27-7-02 1st L Finlay 143/150, 2nd K Lonsdale Fine & Sunny - 5 STAND: 25T E/O: 1st 140/150, 3rd K Morgan 117/125; B: 1st B Clifton 19, 2nd D Robinson & R Saturday, 19th H Phillip 117/125, 2nd T Cragg 116/125, Johnson 18, 3rd D Morgan 17; 50T: 3rd M Ferguson 114/125; C: 1st A AA&A: B Clifton 40, 2nd J Adams 35; B: GRIFFITH skeet 1.00pm Burgess 113/125, 2nd D Chapman K Moxley 36, 2nd S Mueller 34; C: G 110/125, 3rd A Kentwell 109/125. JNR Rouse 33, 2nd C Eleftheriou 24+12. Sunday, 20th ENCOURAGEMENT AW: S Lambert. NSW 3-8-02 WAGGA 9.00am Newcastle Lake Macquarie 10&11- Sunny & Fine (16) - SK: AA: N Malouf 100T Wagga GC Skeet C/S, 50T City of 8-02 100, 2nd P Vella 97; A: A Najar 94+10, It doesn’t get any better - 100T NOV: 2nd J Harris 94+8; B: B Clifton 94, 2nd Good Sports Skeet AA: P Wells 97/100, 2nd G Couron B Thomson 88; C: C Harris 77, 2nd D 93/100, 3rd D Baskerville 90/100; A: D Groves 76. Doubles C/S Archer 96/100, 2nd A Garvie 93/100, 3rd D Robinson 108/130; B: M McCullam NSW 10-8-02 NARRANDERA 11.00am 93/100, 2nd M Daniel 89/100, 3rd M Fine (12) - GRAND PRIX FINAL: ISSF 25T skeet, 25Pr DR, 25T Cont Roberts 96/100; C: R Ward 75/100, 2nd F SK: O/A: L Pezziano 78/100; A: J Daly Zillotto 73/100, 3rd S Dain 66/100; DAY 80/100; B: Z Dettori 79/100; O/T: O/A: P Saturday, 26th 2: AA: D Ball 91/100, 2nd P Wells Farruga 84/100; A: R Cangiano 77/100; 89/100, 3rd J Taylor 88/100; A: D B: J Russell 75/100, 2nd R Caruna DOWNSIDE skeet 11.00am Provest 98/112, 2nd A Garvie 97/112, 74/100; C: B Ellison 58/100, 2nd K Davis 3rd R Graeme 83/100; B: L Lilley 52/100. 100T DB C/S, 12.30pm 80/100, 2nd P Pemberton 77/100, 3rd M Doherty 86/112; C: J Holt 81/100, 2nd D NSW 17-8-02 Riverina Zone Night 25T DB, Riverina Provest 75/100, 3rd F Zillotto 73/100; Fine (34) - 100T MXD CH/CH: O/A: N Zone 25T Night PS 6.30pm 100T TROPHY: O/A H/G: D Ball 91/100; Xenos 95; AA: G Kable 93+19, 2nd W O/A VET H/G: J Dunn 71/100; O/A LAD Maryska 93+17; A: T Wunderlich 90, H/G: J Taylor 88/100; O/A JNR H/G: D 2nd M Norris 83; B: P Kouroupis 84, 2nd Sunday 27th Baskerville 80/100; H/G OVER 2 DAYS: J Richardson 77+12; C: C Taverna 81, COROWA 12 noon O/A&AA: P Wells 186/200; A: A Garvie 2nd P Williams 79. 180/200; B: M McCullum 177/200; C: F 10T DB, 30T DB Presidents Shield, 20T Zillotto 146/200; JNR: D Baskerville Nepean 15-6-02 170/200; LAD: J Taylor 174/200; VET: K Fine (28): 100T DB GR: AA: P Mills Hcap, 20T PS Moxley 154/212. 159/160, W Woodward 158/160, K Calde- JUNEE 1.00pm cott 137/139; A: J Stone 97/100, D NSW 12-6-02 Kendel 96/100, G Beckworth 106/110; B: 50T DB Cont, 25T PS Tower (32): CHARLES WATERHOUSE: OA: G G Boyd 92/100, R Harris 90/100, G Rootes 30+20; AA: 1st T Czinker 30+19, Noyes 85/100; C: S Paglia 91/100, R Pitt LEETON 12.30pm 2nd D Perri 30+1; A: 1st M Norris 90/100, P Brennan 85/100 30+11, 2nd I Hoschke 30+1; B: 1st S 50T DB, 20T Hcap Wardley 29, 2nd A Bauer 28+5; C: 1st D Orange 23-6-02 Johnson 29+5, 2nd S Fallico 29+4. Cool & Cloudy (26) - 10T E/O D/B: C MOULAMEIN 1.00pm Lynch, P Riach, R Beck, D Cavendish, A 25T DB, 25T PS, 25T SB NSW 15-6-02 Dolbel, J Fedele, G Betts, G McAllister, Fine (28): 10T EO : B Bush, I Bruce, A M McAllister, C Petersens, J Caltabiano, Bauer, A Malinowsky, P Farrugia, T P Sharp, C Sciuto, J Sciuto & P Fitzalan Contact clubs for further information Psarakis, T Wunderlich, R Ellis, W 10/10; 90T C/C: O/A: M McAllister Maryska, I Hoschke, M McMaster 148/150; AA: A Eade 154/160, 2nd P Details are in the NSWCTA blue book 10/10; 75T MXD DB SB PS: AA: 1st P Fitzalan 153/160; A: J Fedele 176/180,

October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 39 Sydney Clay Target Club Limited 50th Anniversary shot in conjunction with NSW State Continental Championships 16 & 17 NOVEMBER 2002 Saturday, 16 November 2002 - Starting Time: 10.00am Event 1: 25 Tgt Sydney CTC Continental Cash Divide Noms $15.00 Graded Cash Divide Event 2: 50 Tgt NSW State S/B Continental Championship Noms $35.00 Overall - $200 + Sash, 1st Grade - $150, 2nd Grade - $100 Sponsored by Victory Cartridges Event 3: 50 Tgt NSW State P/S Continental Championship Noms $35.00 Overall - $200 + Sash, 1st Grade - $150, 2nd Grade - $100 Sponsored by Jim Chrysostomou

Sunday, 17 November 2002 - Starting Time: 9.00am Event 4: 50 Tgt NSW State D/B Continental Championship Noms $35.00 Overall - $200 + Sash, 1st Grade - $150, 2nd Grade - $100 Sponsored by Yarak Petroleum McGraths Hill Pty Ltd - Gus Yarak Event 5: 50 Tgt Peter Abela Memorial Double Barrel Championship Noms $35.00 Overall - Gold Cup + $200, 1st Grade - $150, 2nd Grade - $100 Sponsored by Horsley Park Gun Shop

OVERALL HIGH GUN $250 + SASH AA, A, B, C Grade High Guns - $125 + Sash Ladies*, Junior*, Veteran* - Prize + Sash - *minimum 3 shooters Donated by Loz Lloyd, John Crompton and Gary & Karen Kennerson All High Guns calculated on Events 1 thru 5 Ladies, Junior and Veterans reduced Nominations if shooting whole program The SCTC reserves the right to change the Program at any time Information: Gary & Karen Kennerson (02) 9588 3968 Loz Lloyd (02) 9520 6765

Page 40 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 2nd M Williams 175/180; B: C Scuito Robert 41/50, J Adams 51/66; B: J 143/150, 2nd M Taylor 138/150; C: P Jenkins 52/66, S Sweeney 31/50; C: E Riach 140/150, 2nd A Moss 107/150; Neil 31/50, O Lighezzolo 28/50. H/G: M McAllister 158/160. Singleton 14-7-02 UpperUpper HunterHunter Orange 30-6-02 Cool & Fine (29) - 20T D/B C/D: AA: A Warm & Sunny (20) - 100T D/B: AA: J Fayth 19/20, 2nd A Raisbeck & Norris Caltabiano 100/100; A: M Matilka 18/20; A: C Laughrey 19/20, 2nd T 99/100; B: C Lynch 94/100; C: C Barba- Brind, P Pritchard, F Seve, M Kelly & D gallo 89/102. Smith 18/20; B: R Lannigan, T Cragg & GunGun ClubClub IncInc D Pearce 19/20; C: B Seve 18/20, 2nd R Orange 28-7-02 Fenwick, S Kelly & C Lighezzolo 16/20; Location: 3km from Scone on the Gundy Rd Warm & Sunny (27) - 10T E/O: 14 possi- 50T D/B C/S: O/A&AA: A Norris 54/55; bles; 50T D/B C/S: O/A: M McAllister A: F Seve 77/79; B: N Gay 49/51; C: B 67/67; AA: M Dean 66/67, 2nd J Caltabi- Seve 45/50; 20T P/S C/D 16M: AA: A ano 64/65; A: M Williams 63/64, 2nd D Norris & N Gay 56/60; A: T Brind, C Hopwood 62/64; B: C Petersens 47/50, Laughrey & F Seve 57/60; C: T Cragg 2nd V Law 45/50; C: L Trianta 45/50, 59/60, 2nd D Pearce 58/60; C: S Kelly 2nd M Straney 45/50; 20PR D/D C/S: 1st 49/60, 2nd B Seve 43/60. W Sharp & P Sharp 55/55, 2nd J Caltabiano & M Williams 55/55; H/G: J Singleton 11-8-02 OPEN 2 DAY Caltabiano 79/79. Fine & Windy (31) - 10PR D/R C/D 15M: AA: G Bain 17/28, 2nd A Fayth 15/20; A: Parkes 8-6-02 J Baxer 17/20, 2nd P Phefley & D White Fine (11): 5 PR EO: T Hawke 8/10, B 16/20; B: R Lanningan 17/20, 2nd W Dent 7/10, G Buckley 7/10, D Wilson Merrick 15/20; C: I Roberts 14/20, 2nd S 7/10; 20PR DR CS: OA: G Buckley 31/40; Kelly 11/20; 20PR D/R C/S 15M: SHOOT AA: B Dent 28/40; A: C Ward 28/40; B & AA&O/A: A Raisbeck 32/40, C Jackson C: G Breaden 28/40; 20PR DD CS: 1st D 31/40; A: L Finlay 31/40, 2nd D Landers Wilson & G Buckley 18/20, 2nd C ward 29/40, 3rd J Barker 28/40; B: R Lanni- Saturday, 19 October 2002 & C Whittaker 17/20; 25T HC: 1st D gan 26/40, 2nd D Lawson & D Pearce Wilson 28/29, 2nd B Dent 27/29, 3rd G T 25/40; C: S Kelly 30/50, 2nd I Roberts Commencing 10am O/S Entry Hawke 23/25; HG: G Buckley 26/50; 20PR D/D C/S 20M: 1st C McDon- ald & R Phefley 22/25, 2nd J Chandler Event 1: 25T DB Cash Divide $7.00 Pooncarie 27-7-02 & G Jackson 21/25, 3rd L Finlay & B Fine & Sunny (35) - 10T D/B E/O OFF Smith 19/23. Event 2: 25T Laurie Allen Memorial PS H/C: R Faux, A Lambert, G Lambert, J Championship $2.00 $10.00 Clothier, D Follett, F Tossome & M Cir- Sydney 2-6-02 costa 10/10; 20T D/B H/C: 1st T Palmer Fine (42): 100T DB: AA: 1st I Petrina Event 3: 25T Business Houses DB 43/43, 2nd J Clothier 42/43, 3rd G Wake- 99/100, 2nd G Kennerson 100/102, 3rd Trophy Classic $2.00 $17.00 field 34/35; 25T D/B C/S 15M: N Xenos 99/102; A: 1st D Tatam 97/100, AA&A&O/A: V Caristo 30/30, 2nd G 2nd L Trew 99/104, 3rd S Tsoukalas 1st to 5th place Finis 29/30; B: I Dimasi 28/30, 2nd A 98/104; B: 1st C Briotelis 93/100, 2nd V Event 4: 25T Graded DB Cash Divide $7.00 Lambert 27/30; C: J Clothier 25/29, 2nd Mercuri 91/100, 3rd J Luke 90/100; C: K Murtkos 28/30; LAD: T Smith; 20PR 1st Themos T 91/100, 2nd H Doumit NIGHT SHOOT D/D C/S 20M: G Caristo & J Caristo 86/100, 3rd C Auditore 85/100. 20/20, 2nd I Dimasi & R Frazer 23/24; Event 5: 10T DB Night Cash Divide $3.00 AILEEN SMITH MEM 15T D/B H/C: Sydney 14-6-02 AA&A: P Frazer 24/25, 2nd B Follett Cold night (20): 10PS GR SW: AA: 1x38, Event 6: 25T Northern Zone Night PS 24/26; B: J Healy 14/15, 2nd A Lambert 1x25; A: 1x30, 1x28, 1x27; B: 1x29, 3x27; Championship $2.00 $12.00 19/21; C: M Circosta 59/59, 2nd G C: 1x29, 1x28, 1x23; 50DB AA: 1st F Lambert 58/59; H/G: J Clothier 60/60; Auditore 49/50, 2nd J Nash 44/50; A: 1st LAD NAIL DR: N Lambert, 2nd S M Navara 49/50, 2nd T Chryss 47/50; B: Smith, 3rd T Smith. 1st C Davenport 52/56, 2nd P Paphitis 51/56; C: 1st Themos T 43/50, 2nd A Sunday, 20 October 2002 Port Macquarie 5-7-02: Salem 40/50; HG: F Auditore 77/80. 20T DB CD: AA: 1st N McDonnell 20/20, Commencing 9am 2nd B Jones 18/20; A: 1st K Neill 18/20, Sydney 16-6-02 Event 7: 25T DB Cash Divide $7.00 2nd R Stanford 12/20; B: 1st K Fine (45): CHARITY SH 50PS: AA: 1st McWhirter 19/20; C: 1st C Thurling, G N Xenos 165/168, 2nd G Rootes A: 1st G Event 8: 25T Lake Glenbawn DB Jones, T Cramp, B Crane 18/20; 60T DB: Lysaght 147/150, 2nd Gyarak 146/150; AA: N McDonnell, B Jones 58/60; A: 1st B: 1st C Briotelis 138/150, 2nd A Tso- Championship $2.00 $10.00 K Neill 59/60, 2nd R Stanford 56/60; B: lakis 135/150; C: 1st G Salem 127/150, Event 9: 25T Lake Glenbawn SB K McWhirter 52/60; C: 1st G Jones 2nd F Honeyman 127/159; CHARITY 50/60, 2nd T Cramp 49/60. SH DB: AA: 1st N Xenos 69/69, 2nd T Championship $2.00 $10.00 Arvanitakis 68/69; A: 1st G Lysaght Port Macquarie 4-8-02 50/50, 2nd J Worley 59/60; B: 1st N Nsar Event 10: 25T Trophy Handicap $20.00 Clear & Windy (15) - 25T D/B GRD 50/50, 2nd C Briotelis 46/51; C: 1st F 1st Set of Car Tyres 15M: AA: B Jones 24/25, 2nd S Wallis Gould 42/50, 2nd G Armour 40/50; HG: 24/25; A: S Wallis 23/25, 2nd R Phefley G Rootes 197/200. 2nd Case of Ammunition 20/25; B: K McWhirter 21/25, 2nd R 3rd Trophy Abrahams 16/25; C: T Cramp 20/25, 2nd Sydney 28-6-02 A Crane 19/25; 25T D/B H/C: 1st T Very Cold (17) - 75T S/B AMERICAN Event 11: 25T DB Continental Cash Cramp 21/25, 2nd C Thurling 22/27, 3rd C/S: O/A: T Czinker 89/100; AA: g Rootes Divide $7.00 S Wallis 21/27; 25PR D/R 15M GRD: 88/100; A: T Dracopoulas 88/100; B: R O/A&AA: B Hooper 42/50, 2nd B Jones Boumoussa 65/75; C: J Alves 72/100. $10.00 $110.00 37/50; A: S Wallis 31/50, 2nd K Neill Overall, Ladies, Juniors and Veterans 28/50; B: K McWhirter 28/50, 2nd R Sydney 30-6-02 Abrahams 26/50; C: T Cramp 25/50, 2nd Cool & Fine (53) - 100T AMERICAN High Guns C Thurling 23/50; H/G: S Wallis 78/100. S/B: AA: T Psarakis 122/125, 2nd G Ladies, Juniors and Veterans Kennerson 120/125, 3rd A Jones Singleton 8-6-02 119/125; A: S Tsoukalas 97/100, 2nd G (Pensioners) 60% Noms + O/S Raining & cool (56): 25T CD NOV. FLD: Zorotheos 94/100, 3rd M Tilley 92/100; Camping on Club Grounds ... AA: P Danson 24/25, G Sweeney, A B: J Soulis 91/100, 2nd S Toson 90/100, Garvie 22/25; A: R Ward 21/25, M 3rd J Luke 88/100; C: D Cali 77/100, 2nd Hot Showers Roberts 20/25; B: B Byers 19/25, J G Georgiou 76/100, 3rd C Auditore Adams 19/25; C: D Lawson 16/25, S 99/125; 50PR AMERICAN D/R: AA: A Catering, Refreshments and Ammo Kelly, R Jenkins 12/25; 25T CD NOV. Jones 91/100, 2nd T Lionatos 88/100; A: available FLD: AA: Spraschinger 22/25, A Garvie, Z Alameddine 84/100, 2nd L Trew G Sweeney; A: R Lannigan 20/25, L 80/100; B: C Tsolakki 93/125, 2nd A Tso- All Championships 1st & 2nd Pulford, G Condran 21/25; B: L Findlay, lakis 92/125; C: C Auditore 70/100, 2nd R Ward, M Halton, N Newbury 19/25; B: G Georgiou 64/100; H/G: A Jones S Praschinger 22/25, B Sweeney 18/25; 187/200. President: Phil Allen (02) 6543 1346 C: D lawson 14/25, K Sweeney, R Secretary: Ron Wakem (02) 6545 1798 Jenkins 12/25; 50T CS: AA & OA: G Sydney 12-7-02 Sweeney 46/50, T Turner 53/60; A: M Very Cold (20) - 10T GRD SWEEPS: AA:

October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 41 3x27; A: 1x29, 1x28, 1x27; B: 1x27, 1x26, Taree - Wingham 13-7-02 131/150; VET.: W Ronald 141/150; 25T Gerrard & E Balogh 25/25, 2nd P Smith 1x25; C: 1x24, 1x18, 1x15; 50T MXD: Fine (6) - 50T SK: A: C Wilberforce SQ. HC: 1st D Power 29/29, 2nd G & E Little 24/25; B: L Thompson 25/25, AA: F Auditore 98/100; A: D Tatam 45/50; C: D Pasfield 40/50, 2nd G Brown Barton 28/29, 3rd W Storer 45/46; HG: G 2nd M Smith & H Finch 23/25; C: J 97/100; B: P Paphitis 96/100; C: T 38/50; 50T TWR: A: G Brown 47/50; B: D Barton 222/225. Hugo 23/25, W Grinter 21/25, J Faulks Themistocleous 86/100. Pasfield 42/50; C: C Wilberforce 47/50; & R Kelso 20/25; 50T D/B C/S: O/A: I H/G: C Wilberforce 92/100. Wagga 7-7-02 McDonald 143/143; AA: J Farrell Sydney 14-7-02 Cold (23) - 25T P/S C/S: O/A: W Storer 142/143, 2nd K McBean 124/125; A: L Fine (36) - 50T D/B: AA: T Psarakis Taree - Wingham 28-7-02 75/75; AA: M Kruger-Davis 72/75; A: W Kennedy 50/50, 2nd B Colson 49/50; B: L 57/57, 2nd C Sherry 56/57; A: K Kenner- Fine (17) - 75T TRENCH C/D: A: A Ronald 72/75; B: W Burton 69/75; C: S Thompson 50/50, 2nd G Pringle 48/50; son 49/50, 2nd P Lunin 57/59; B: C Miller 68/75, B Jones 64/75, N McDon- Ravenscroft 60/75; 25T H/C: 1st W C: J Wilson 46/50, 2nd J Hugo 45/50; Briotelis 48/50, 2nd V Mercuri 46/50; C: nell 62/75; B: J Wilberforce 64/75, K Storer 25/25, 2nd A Sanders 43/44; 25T 25T S/B C/S: O/A: K McBean 25/25; AA: A Luke 46/55, 2nd J Agostino 46/55; 50T Neill 63/75, P Smith 56/75; C: A Carlyle D/B C/D: AA: M Kruger-Davis 25/25, G Baxter 36/37, 2nd T Schneider 35/37; S/B C/S: AA&O/A: G Rootes 50/50, 2nd 49/75; 25T D/B C/D: AA: B Jones 24/25, 2nd W Storer 24/25; A: A Sanders, W A: L Kennedy 26/27, 2nd E Balogh G Kennerson 61/62; A: L Trew 45/50, N McDonnell 23/25; A: P Smith 25/25, R Ronald & A Constable 25/25; B: W 25/27; B: B Mitchell 26/29, 2nd J Pirlo 2nd A Bauer 44/51; B: C Davenport Harris 24/25, K Neill 23/25; B: T Hands Burton & D Metzler; C: R Storer & S 25/29; C: J Faulks 23/29, 2nd A Ander- 44/50, 2nd N Duncum 43/50; C: J 24/25, K McWhirter 23/25, T Duck Ravenscroft; H/G: W Storer 124/125. son 22/29; H/G: AA: K McBean 341; A: E Agostino 41/51, 2nd D Cali 40/51; H/G: 20/25; C: K Hugo 21/25, L Duck 15/25, D Balogh 287; B: L Thomspon 272; C: J G Rootes 99/100. Curtis 12/25; 25T S/B C/D: AA: N West Wyalong 23-6-02 Wilson 239; VET: L Kennedy 284; LAD: McDonnell 25/25, B Jones 21/25; A: P Cool & Overcast (20): 25T CD: 1st N L Thompson 272; JNR: J Pirlo 256; O/A: Sydney 26-7-02 Smith 22/25, K Neill 20/25; B: T Hands Mills, B Fairman, N Block 25/25, 2nd T J McIntyre 294; PRES JACKPOT: B Cold Night (25) - 10T GRD SWEEPS: 23/25, T Duck 22/25, K McWhirter Harris, D Wilson, P Barnes, G Fairman, Marjoram & J Lowndes. AA: 1x30, 1x27, 1x25; A: 1x30, 1x29, 19/25; C: K Hugo 20/25, D Curtis 13/25, C Foster, A Hayes 24/25; 25T SB CS: 1x27; B: 1x25, 1x23, 1x21; C: 1x25, 1x24, L Duck 12/25; 25T P/S C/D: AA: B Jones OA: C Foster 25/26; AA: T Harris 24/26; Yarrawonga 2-6-02 1x21; 50T CONT D/B: AA: M Navara 71/75, N McDonnell 70/75; A: P Smith & A: N Mills 22/25; B: N Block 22/25; C: A Fine (17): 10T PS EO: 1st P Green, N 47/50, 2nd G Yarak 46/50; A: D Tatam K Neill 74/75; B: T Duck 72/75, K Nowland 23/25; 25T PS CS: OA: J Clark, R Ellis 29/30; 20T PS CD GR: A & 55/60, 2nd R Smith 54/60; B: F Demeo McWhirter 65/75, T Hands 55/75; C: D Rodgers 75/75; AA: G Fairman 72/75; A: AA: J Pearce, N Clark 58/60; B: F Lyons 43/50, 2nd P Paphitis 45/53; C: A Curtis 57/75, L Duck 53/75, K Hugo N Mills 71/75; B: N Mills 71/75; C: A 54/60, 2nd R Gulliver 49/60; C: 1st A Dennaou 46/50, 2nd G Salbi 43/50; H/G: 49/75; D/R C/S: O/A&AA: N McDonnell Nowland 66/75; 20T HCP: 1st C Foster Ferguson 45/60, 2nd N Daley 43/60; 25T M Navara 75/80. 34/40, B Jones 32/40; A: P Smith 24/40; 25/25, 2nd A Nowland 24/25, 3rd B Dent CONT.:A& AA: 1st D Luelf 25/25, 2nd W B: K McWhirter 28/40, T Hands 24/40; 23/24; HG: C Foster 138/145. Forrest 25/26; B: 1st K Willett 24/25, Sydney 29-7-02 C: K Hugo 22/40, L Duck 19/40; H/G: N 2nd F Lyons 22/25; C: 1st A Ferguson Fine, Hot & Warm - 50T P/S: AA: T McDonnell 152/165. West Wyalong 28-7-02 23/25, 2nd N Daley 21/25; 25T DB CS: A Psarakis 144/150, 2nd T Czinker Warm & Windy (12) - 10T E/O: C Foster, & AA: 1st J Pearce 26/27, 2nd G Lafferty 138/150; A: L Trew 144/150, 2nd Ziad A The Forest 9-6-02 J Finn, B Boyd, B Fairman & D Finn 25/27; B: 1st R Gulliver 22/25, 2nd K 142/150; B: A Chahrouk 139/150, 2nd N Windy (24): ECONOMY SH: AA: 1st I 10/10; 25T D/B C/D: AA&A: C Foster, G Willett 21/25; C: 1st A Ferguson 19/25, Duncum 136/150; C: Themes T 136/150, Petrin, 2nd K Dwyer; A: 1st A Welsh, Fairman, F Ashton & B Fairman 25/25; 2nd N Nixon 18/25; HG: W Forrest 2nd F Gould 129/150; 50T D/B: AA: F 2nd M Freestone; B: 1st R Violi, 2nd V B&C: D Finn 25/25, 2nd B Mooney 137/140. Auditore 55/55, 2nd J Crompton 54/55; Merceri; C: 1st S Johnson, 2nd D Cali. 22/25, 3rd M Mooney 21/25; 25T P/S A: B Samuels 63/65, 2nd M Nsar 65/64; C/D: AA&A: C Foster 75/75, 2nd B Yass 16-6-02 B: S Taurgelis 49/50, 2nd P Siafracas The Forest 7-7-02 Fairman 73/75, 3rd J Finn & G Fairman Cold, wet & windy (3): 25T PS CD: AA: 60/64; C: F Gould 49/50, 2nd J Tsolakki Windy (18) - MXD A: D Eastaway & K 72/73; B&C: N Block, 2nd D Finn 70/75, 1st T Barton 75/75, 2nd J Pateman 47/50; H/G: L Trew 192/200. Bellfield, 2nd M Freestone; B: B 3rd B Mooney 67/75; 20T H/C: B 72/75; A: 1st M Geretenberg 72/75, 2nd Clement, 2nd N Sharp; C: D Tickle, 2nd Fairman 22/23, 2nd N Block 21/23, 3rd D Howard 70/75; B: 1st I McKenzie Sydney 9-8-02 L Way. C Foster 23/25; 10PR D/R: AA&A: C 71/75, 2nd R Bayley 66/75; C: 1st D Cool Night (30) - 10T P/S GRD Foster 18/20, 2nd D Finn & B Fairman Watchorn 74/75, 2nd S Hogan 68/75; SWEEPS: AA: 2x30, 3x29; A: 1x30, 5x27; The Forest 21-7-02 17/20; B&C: D Finn, 2nd B Mooney 50T DB CS: OA: H Klink 50/50; AA: 1st B: 1x27, 1x26, 1x24; 50T CONT D/B: AA: Cool (24) - 100T MXD: A: A Malinowsky, 14/20, 3rd N Block 12/20; H/G: C Foster T Barton 105/106, 2nd J Pateman M Navara 48/50, 2nd M Crews 68/71; A: 2nd M Bajada; B: E Eagles, 2nd B 146/150. 104/106; A: 1st D Howard 49/50, 2nd M T Dracopoulos 47/50, 2nd G Foukas Clement; C: A Smith, 2nd D Ticlcle. Gerstenberg 48/50; B: 1st I McKenzie 46/50; B: G Poulios 48/52, 2nd John T Yamba 46/50, 2nd R Bayley 45/50; C: 1st D 47/52; C: Paul A 45/50, 2nd A Salem Upper Hunter 15-6-02 25T D/B C/D: AA: J McIntyre & J Watchorn 47/50, 2nd G Moorby 42/50; 44/50; H/G: M Crews 77/80. Mild & showers (24): 25DB CD: F Seve Farrell 25/25, 2nd R Moody, K McBean, 25T SB CD: AA: J Barton & M & R Wakem 24/25, P Piole & H Phillip J Kent, M Moloney, M Hickey, D Humphreys 24/25; A: 1st P Watchorn Sydney 11-8-02 23/25; 25 PS CD: N Bruin & R Wakem Johnson, M Harrison, T Schneider & N 24/25, 2nd A Christou, D Crane; B: 1st Fine & Windy (40) - 50T D/B CONT: AA: 74/75, W Phillip & T Norris 71/75; 25 SB Nugent 24/25; A: P Smith 25/25, 2nd J P Southwell 23/25, 2nd R Bayley 22/25; M Navara 49/50, 2nd G Rootes 59/61; A: CD: N Bruin & F Seve 23/25, P Piole & Lowndes 24/25, 3rd E Balogh, C C: 1st J Crown, G Mooreby 19/25; HG: T J Worley 58/60, 2nd B Frost 57/60; B: C B Seve 21/25; 20DB CD: J Whalan McBean, B Colson & B Kee 23/25; B: M Barton 148/150. Briotelis 44/50, 2nd S Samuels 43/50; C: 18/20, P Allen & K Taylor 17/20. Smith, L Thompson & B Mitchell 24/25; J Tsolakki 45/50, 2nd J Agostino 41/50; C: J Hugo, J Wilson & S Bienke 21/25; Yass 21-7-02 50T P/S CONT: AA: C Sherry 140/150, Upper Hunter 20-7-02 50T P/S C/S: O/A: J Lowndes 146/150; Fine & Sunny (31) - 25T D/B C/D: AA: J 2nd T Psarakis 136/150; A: L Lloyd Fine & Windy (22) - 25T SIDE BY SIDE AA: N Nugent 208/213, 2nd J McIntyre Pateman, T Barton & G Barton 25/25; A: 141/150, 2nd D Tatam 140/150; B: John C/S: O/A&AA: B Smith 24/25; A: P Poile 205/213; A: E Balogh 145/150, 2nd B D Crane & M Gerstenberg 25/25; B: S T 131/150, 2nd G Agostino 121/150; C: J 19/25; B: S Praschinger 19/25; 10PR D/R Kee 136/150; B: L Thompson 131/150, Chown, Z Horvat, W Smith & R Tsolakki 124/153, 2nd J Agostino C/D: B Smith & P Holmes 15/20, P Allen 2nd B Mitchell 128/150; C: J Wilson Richardson 23; C: D Watchorn, S Hogan 121/153; H/G: C Sherry 186/200. 14/20; 10PR D/R C/S: O/A&A: C 119/150, 2nd T Faulks 111/150; 25T D/B & J Chown 22/25; 75T CONT CH/CH: Loughrey 15/20; AA: B Smith 19/30; B: C/S: O/A: J McIntyre 47/47; AA: T O/A: T Barton 124/125; AA: K Chi- Taree - Wingham 8-6-02 D Thrift 25/40; C: P Saunders 11/20; Schneider 46/46, 2nd G Harrison 35/36; avarini 122/125, 2nd A Barrie 115; A: W Overcast (9): 25T SK CD: AA: J Wilber- 10PR D/D D/P C/D: B Smith & D White A: L Kennedy 25/25, 2nd C Mitchell Cameron 119/125, 2nd G Geerling 118; force 24/25, C Wilberforce 21/25; C: T 10/10, P Holmes & T Barwick 9/10; T 29/30; B: J Pirlo 26/27, 2nd M Smith B: A Wilson 117/125, 2nd P Southwell Duck 23/25, D Pasfield 22/25, R Abra- Turner & H Phillips, P Poile & P Saun- 25/27; C: J Faulks 23/25, 2nd J Hugo 111; C: D Watchorn 103/125, 2nd J hams 20/25; 50T SK TPY: AA: J Wilber- ders, J Smith & B Whipps 7/10; 20PR 21/25; 25T D/B C/D: AA: J Kent, J McIn- Chown 96; H/G: T Barton 149/150. force 50/50, C Wilberforce 48/50; C: D D/D C/S: B Smith & P Poile 18/21, 2nd P tyre, J Farrell & N Nugent 25/25; A: J Pasfield 46/50, T Duck 44/50; 25T SK Allen & P Bartlett 17/21. CD: AA: Jwilberforce 22/25, C Wilber- force 20/25; C: D Pasfield 24/25, T Duck Wagga 15-6-02 20/25; R Abrahams 18/25; HG: J Wilber- 50T SK CS: OA: T Harris 49/50; A: H force 96/100. Fairfield-Smith 46/50; B: P Craig 46/50; C: C Reeckman 46/50; 50T SP. CLAYS: Taree - Wingham 30-6-02 1st T Harris 42/50, 2nd P Reeckman Western Australia Windy (18): 50T TR CD: A: N MCDon- 37/50, 3rd H Fairfield-Smith & C Reeck- nell 46/50, B Jones 45/50, A Miller man 36/50. Albany 21-7-02 Paterson 99/101; A: J Ablett 96/100, 2nd 39/50; B: C Wilberforce 40/50, K Miller Overcast with Heavy Showers (18) - 50T D Fortune 135/140; B: B Benjamin 39/50, J Wilberforce 35/50; C: D pasfield Wagga 2-6-02 SK H/C: 1st R Bessen 65/64, 2nd T 109/111, 2nd B Stewart 108/111; C: J 30/50, T hands 28/50; 50T DB CONT 50T DB CS: OA: R Wright 143/143; AA: Cusack 62/63; 50T D/B H/C: 1st O Soun- Fiumand 97/100, 2nd T Birt 79/100. CS: OA & AA: B Jones 50/50, N McDon- 1st G Barton 142/143, 2nd D Caccioppoli ness 56/56, 2nd M Martin 55/56, 3rd R nell 49/50; A: G Brown 46/52, S Wallis 82/83; A: 1st P Kenyon 49/50, 2nd G Bessen & W Drake-Brockman 47/50. Demark 21-7-02 45/52; B: K McWhirter 41/50, T Hands Burton 48/50; B: 1st D Power 49/50, 2nd Cold but Mainly Fine (10) - 10T C/D: no 39/50; C: K Hugo 38/50, T Burns 36/50; W Burton 45/50; C: 1st R Roughan Albany 11-8-02 winner, all shooters unable to score full 25T SB CD: AA: B Jones 24/25, S Wallis 43/50, 2nd R Mathers 42/50; LAD.: W Fine, Cloudy & Cold (15) - 50T SK: W pts, will jackpot next meet; 50T D/B: C 22/25, N McDonnell 21/25; A: S Wallis Barton 48/50; VET.: W Ronald 46/50; Drake-Brockman 60/58, 2nd J Crock Rayner 48/50, 2nd W Kranendonk 20/25, G Brown 18/25; B: T Hands 19/25, 50T PS CS: OA: G Barton 162/165; AA: 57/58; 20PR D/R 10 W/U: D Holland & G 47/50, 3rd P McCullough 46/50. A Carlyle 16/25, W Pine, K McWhirter 1st D Caccioppoli 161/165, 2nd R Wright Jannings 35/50. 15/25; C: T Burns 17/25, K Hugo 15/25, 144/150; A: 1st P Kenyon 144/150, 2nd A Edgehill 6-7-02 D Curtis 9/25; 25T HC CD: 1st T Burns Sanders 144/153; B: 1st R Duffy Collie 21-7-02 Light Wind (15) - 50T D/B H/C: 1st N 23/25, 2nd S Wallis 28/31, 3rd T Hands 144/150, 2nd W Burton 134/150; C: 1st R Overcast (22) - 100T D/B: O/A: D Fox Tarves 45/50, 2nd H Royendyk 44/50; 27/31, 4th K Hugo; HG: B Jones 95/100. Roughan 137/150, 2nd R Mathers 100/100; AA: P Khune 100/101, 2nd L CLUB CH: H Royendyk 51/57; 12PR Page 42 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 D/B: AA: S Williams 19/24; A: T Kent Newman 14-7-02 Northam & Districts 9/10/11-8-02 121/150, A: P Melvin 119/150; B: A 17/24; B: A Harvey 19/24; C: J House Fine & Mild (12) - 25T D/B C/S: O/A: L Cold & damp/ Cold & wet/ Cold & sunny Sexton 119/150, 2nd L Bager 118/150; C: 12/24. Brown 24/25; A: T Stingel & B Gow 31/68/69 25DB: AA: 1st J Page 25/25, K Abbott 111/150, 2nd N Atkins 90/150. 22/25; B: P Witty 23/25; C: A Cahill 2nd G Kelly 51/52; A: 1st A Pagett 40/40, Edgehill 3-8-02 23/25; 50T D/B C/S: O/A: T Stingel 2nd P Miragiotta 39/40; B: 1st K West Australian 21-7-02 Overcast & Windy (15) - 100T SK: O/A: 49/50; A: B Gow 47/50; B: S Hawke & P Walsham 23/25, 2nd G Cole 30/33; C: 1st 100T D/B C/C: O/A&AA: C Bager P House 94/100; AA&A: M Cubic 89/100; Witty 46/50; C: A Cahill 44/50. K Miragliotta 23/27, 2nd G McCormick 169/170, 2nd G Kelly 168/170, 3rd L B: A Tyrrell 88/100; C: G Evans 88/100, 22/27; 10T SB: AA: P Morrison, R Bager 151/153; A: S Cook 148/150, 2nd S 2nd J House 84/100. Newman 28-7-02 Bailey, N Walker, C Bager, L Bager,R Saunders 111/113, 3rd D Fracaro Fine Very Warm (12) -25T S/B C/S: O/A: Hawke, M Cubic, S Forsythe all 10/10; 97/100; B: B Maley 96/100, 2nd T Hearn Geraldton 21-7-02 T Stingel 21/25; A: B Gow 18/25; B: P A:M Kelly, M Amazzini, G Quansing all 108/113, 3rd G Schweikert 107/113; C: B Wet (24) - 25T SK: M Watson & M Starick 20/25; C: P Nix 20/25; 50T S/B 10/10; B: T Booth, R Young 10/10; C: J Bennett 94/100, 2nd J Pintaudi 90/100, Amazzini 25/25; 25T SK: M Watson & C C/S: O/A: L Brown 45/50; A: B Gow Panara 10/10, G McCormick 9/10, L 3rd C Joy 89/101; INTER CLUB PEN- Colliver 24/24; 25T SK: J Chandler 39/50; B: P Starick 42/50; C: P Nix & S Morrison & R Lynam 8/10;25 DD: OA: M NANTS: S Saunders 50/50, P Finis 25/25; 25T SK: M Watson, P Stuart & J Mahoney 37/50. Kelly 88/88; AA: 1st S Forsyth 87/88, 50/50, C Bager 50/50, L Bager 50/50, S Page 25/25; MOST IMPROVED: D 2nd L Bager 86/87; A: 1st I Halbert Cook 50/50 - TOT 250/250. McMichan; H/G: D McMichan & M Newman 11-8-02 52/53, 2nd K Foster 46/47; B: 1st P Watson. Fine - 50T D/B PTS C/S: O/A: A Cahill Carbone 34/35, 2nd R Holfreter 27/28; West Australian 27-7-02 142/153; A: B Gow 136/150; B: G Harvey C: 1st M Bowen 31/33, 2nd N Wells 100T SK: O/A: P House 99/100; AA: C Geraldton 28-7-02 139/150; C: S Mahoney 122/150; 50T 30/33; 25SB: OA: T Booth 34/34; AA: 1st Bertini 98/100, 2nd R Bailey 97/100, 3rd Fine (15) - 25T D/B: G O’Brien, P Duke, H/C C/S: O/A: A Cahill 69/70; 11-15: P L Bager 50/51, 2nd G Kelly 49/51; A: 1st M Ponta 96/100; A: S Lee 110/112, 2nd D Fortune & J Chandler 24/25; 25T D/B: Starick 68/90; 16-20:T Stingel 47/50; T Vodden 33/34, 2nd J Turner 25/26; B: M Watson 109/112, 3rd D Knight G O’Brien 25/25; H/G: G O’Brien; MOST LAD: J Cook 43/50. 1st S Miller 26/28, 2nd P Carbone 25/28; 98/101; B: M Amazzini 94/100, 2nd L IMPROVED: M Willcock. C: 1st R Lynam 22/25, 2nd N Wells Hull 93/100, 3rd B Maley 92/100; C: D 24/28; 25 DD PTS: OA: K Walsham McMichan 90/100, 2nd G Schwekert 75/75; AA: 1st G O’Brien 80/81, 2nd C 93/104, 3rd K Abbott 92/104; Raynor 79/81; A: 1st M Kelly 74/75, 2nd UNPLACED JNR: M Anick 88/100; BOYUP BROOK CLAY TARGET CLUB P Miragliotta 73/75; B: 1st D McMichan UNPLACED VET: F Bombara 82/100; 73/75, 2nd P Carbone 87/90; C: 1st S METRO ZONE TEAM: C Bertini 49/50, Walsham 71/81, 2nd L Amazzini 68/81; M Ponta 49/50, M Voke 49/50, S Lee CLOSING SHOOT 10 CONT.: OA: A Vandeleur 30/30; 50 49/50, D Knight 48/50; RES: R Bailey CONT.: STATE CONT. CS: OA: L Bager 48/50 & S Saunders 47/50. 92/92; AA: 1st S Forsyth 91/92, 2nd M Howley 86/87; A: 1st M Kelly 53/54, 2nd West Australian 28-7-02 CHANGE OF DATE S Johnson 52/54; B: 1st R Holfreter 100T SK: O/A: C Bertini 99/100; AA: R 50/51, 2nd T Hearn 49/51; C: 1st G Bailey 130/133, 2nd J King 126/130, 3rd Please be advised that the closing shoot advertised McCormick 45/52, 2nd F Buemi 44/52; C Ellis 105/109; A: P House 96/100, 2nd for the 7th December 2002 will be moved to the LAD.: D Pope 46/50; JNR: M Humphrey A Marsh 95/100, 3rd S Saunders 49/50; VET.: R Bailey 48/50; CD: AA: P 136/139; B: J Puglia 93/100, 2nd G Day 14th December 2002. The program remains Morrison, C Raynor, L Bager, R Hawke, 92/100, 3rd J Rourke 9/83/102; C: G the same: 50 D/B, 50 D/B Night Duke & Stevens S Williams, G O’Brien, S Forsyth all Schwekert 89/100, 2nd J Yozzi 88/100, 25/25; A: D Knight, K Foster, T Vodden, 3rd M Goldman 87/100; UNPLACED Classic, O/A Sash & Grade Trophies K Holman, j Pager 25/25; B: S Miller JNR: M Anick 86/100; UNPLACED Pig on spit dinner — Refreshments available 25/25, D McMichan, I McMichan, K VET: T Yozzi 87/100; INTER CLUB Contact: Peter Duke Walshan 24/25; D, D Palmer, R Young; C: PENNANTS: J King 50/50, C Ellis G McCormack, L Amazzini 24/25; 25 DB 49/50, C Bertini 49/50, M Voke 49/50, R Ph: (08) 9765 1204 or (08) 9767 3055 HC: 1st D McMichan 38/38, 2nd P Mor- Bailey 48/50 TOT: 245/250; H/G: C rison 37/38, 3rd J Page 31/32, 4th A Van- Bertini 197/200. deleur 47/48, 5th S Walsham 46/48, 6th M Humphrey 37/39, 7th R Lynam 35/37; West Australian 4-8-02 OA HG: M Kelly; LAD.: S Walsham; 25T D/B C/D: AA: M Alexander 25/25, JNR: D McMichan; VET.: R Bailey. 2nd C Bager, L Bager & R Hawke 23/25; A: D Fracaro & S Saunders 25/25, 3rd D West Australian 14-7-02 Knight 22/25; B: O McPartland, G 100T ISSF TRAP: 1st L Hemley 86/100, Schweikert & G QuanSing 25/25; C: B KATANNING 2nd P Melvin 83/100, 3rd S West 78/100; Palmer 24/25, 2nd C Williams, J Panara 100T ISSF SK: 1st C Ellis 92/100, 2nd C & C Smith 20/25; 50T H/C C/C: O/A: C Bertini 83/100, 3rd M Ponta 83/100. Bager 67/69, 2nd L Bager 66/69, 3rd S Saunders 50/53, 4th D Knight 52/53, 5th CLAY TARGET CLUB West Australian 20-7-02 B Palmer 51/53. 75PR ISSF D/T C/C: O/A: P Fullarton Saturday, 2 November 2002 Event 1: 25 tgts Double Barrel Event 2: 50 tgts Double Barrel Northern Territory Event 3: 25 tgts Single Barrel Alice Springs 14-7-02 SPORTING: O/A: S Evans 37/50; A: B Beautiful (23) - 5T E/O: S Morris, G Evans 37/50; B: S Morris 32/50; C: PD Event 4: 25 tgts Double Barrel Points Acton, M Niland & B Evans 5/5; 25T Santos 32/50; 5T D/B E/O: PD Santos, S H/C: O/A: S Morris 66/67, 2nd M Kovac Evans, B Evans, J Evans & M Niland 57/67, 3rd S Kogler 34/42, 4th R Flett 5/5; 50T C/S: O/A: B Harris 50/50; AA: B Sunday, 3 November 2002 28/36, 5th A Vaughan 17/27; 50T TED Evans 49/50; A: S Evans 49/50; B: T SMITH MEM: O/A: B Harris 145/150; Harker 49/50; C: M Kovac 44/50; 25T AA: B Evans 143/150; A: T Marker S/B H/C: 1st S Kogler 26/31, 2nd J 142/150; B: R Evans 138/150; C: R Flett Evans 28/31, 3rd K Frank 18/29, 4th M CHERRY TREE POOL 140/150; H/G: B Harris 173/180. Cope 16/27, 5th B Evans 27/29; 10PR D/P D/D: B Evans & D Frank 10/10; CHAMPIONSHIPS Alice Springs 28-7-02 H/G: B Evans 114/130. Windy (16) - 25T SK C/S: O/A&A: B Evans 24/25; B: S Morris 23/25; C: M Darwin 14-7-02 Sponsored by Roy Alexander Cullenane 22/25; 5T D/B E/O: S Morris, Fine & Light Breeze: 50T D/B: AA: V B Evans, R Evans, J Evans, A Robinson Ferteklis 53/53, 2nd D Howe 52/53; A: V (himself) & Sons & B Harris 5/5; 25T D/B C/S: O/A: B Padovan 48/50, 2nd D Zammitt 47/50; Harris 25/25; AA: B Evans 24/25; A: S B&C: M Canovan 45/50, 2nd M Risk & Morris 24/25; B: J Evans 23/25; C: R L Chin Quan 43/50; 15PR D/R: AA&A: V Morning & Afternoon Round of Fuett 20/25; 25T P/S C/S: O/A; S Kogler Ferteklis 33/40, 2nd R Gaden 17/40; 59/75, 2nd J Evans 65/75, 3rd B Evans B&C: G Harrington 18/30, 2nd L Chin 35 Targets each = Total 70 70/75, 4th M Kovac 60/75, 5th K Frank Quan 17/30. 41/75; H/G: B Evans 123/130. President: Trevor Kowald (08) 9821 0074 Darwin 11-8-02 Alice Springs 11-8-02 Fine & Beaut - 95T MXD: AA&O/A: V Slight Wind But Sunny (23) - 50T Ferteklis 140/145, 2nd D Howe 132/145;

October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 43 A: C Goodwin 135/145, 2nd D Zammitt Maxsted 50/60, 3rd J Doyle 41/50, 4th R 131/145; B: L Chin Quan 121/145, 2nd Laine 37/50. M Canavan 115/145; C: R Schoehaver 100/145. Top End 4-8-02 Perfect (19) - 75T MXD: GR 1 R Smith Top End 21-7-02 64/75; GR 2 J Doyle 64/75, GR 3 S Milli- Perfect (16) - M/T: K Jones 53/60, 2nd D gan 52/74. S.A.C.T.A Tasmania

Bothwell 21-7-02 104/125; 20T NOV H/C: 1st C Rockliff Cool (16) - 50T MXD MET: AA: B Smith 30/30, 2nd J Crosswell 29/30, 3rd B 46/50; A: P Blackwood 42/50; B: N Barker 26/27. Ransley 38/50; C: M Weeding 34/50; 50T State ISSF P/S: AA: B Smith 143/150; A: J Hall Rosebery 28-7-02 143/150; B: G Price 123/150; C: T Wet (8) - 20T CONT P/S E/O S/S: D Newman 108/150; 10PR D/D: B Smith & Martin 59/90, 2nd P Smith & G Enniss P Blackwood 7/10; 10PR D/R: C Rockliff 55/60; 50T CONT P/S C/S: A: D Martin 16/20. 141/150; B: M Hart 130/150; 30T D/B CONT: A: G Enniss 28/33; B: M Hart Burnie 6-7-02 36/39. Cold & Windy (17) - 50T D/B: AA: B Carnival Barker 64/66; B: B Weeding 43/50; C: M Tasmanian 14-7-02 Norris 24/50; 20T P/S: AA: B Smith Sunny (35) - 25T SK: A: R Burr 24/25; B: 57/60; B: G Pratt 55/60; C: M Norris J Struzaker 23/25; C: L Edgerton 22/25; 41/60; 10T B/T E/O: AA: N Brown 7/10; 25T D/B: O/A&AA: R Meikle 81/81; A: I 2nd & 3rd November 2002 A: S Webb & B Smith 9/10; B: A Mitchell Leighton 25/25; B: G Clarke 28/28; C: H 8/10; C: M Ware 10/10; 75T B/T C/S: Davison 21/25; 25T CONT P/S: AA&O/A: N Brown 69/75; A: B Smith O/A&AA: S French 75/75; A: T & 30th November 2002 66/75; B: T Wescombe 59/75; C: T McGee Wescombe 71/75; B: B Hall 69/78; C: J 61/75. Hall 68/75; 10PR D/D: 1st K Hibble & G Venue: State Shooting Park Summers 20/20, 2nd T Wescombe & L Devonport 20-7-02 Edgerton 19/20. Parks Rd, Virginia, South Australia Cool (37) - 25T SK: A: C Rockliff 32/33; B: R Mason 24/25; C: S Blazely 23/25; Tasmanian 10-8-02 25T D/B: AA: P Turner 25/25; A: I Cold & Windy (38) - 50T SK: A: C Rock- Leighton 28/29; B: T McGee 25/25; C: J liff 50/50; B: G Sturzaker 47/50; C: S Saturday, 2nd & Sunday, 3rd - 9.00am Foster 25/25; 30T MXD: AA: B Smith Blazeley 39/51; 30T D/B: AA: N Brown 1: 125 tgt State Olympic Trap C/Ship $50/$38 49/50; A: S Blazely 48/50; B: G Pratt 97/97; A: S Blazeley 27/30; B: G Pinner Overall, 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C & Jnr 46/60; C: J Foster 44/50. 30/30; C: E Legge 24/30; STATE NIGHT 50T S/B: O/A&AA: S Glover 48/50; A: S (Shot 75 tgt Sat, 50 tgt + Finals Sun) Hobart 28-7-02 Blazeley 43/50; B: T McGee 43/50; C: J Windy Becoming Overcast (45) - 75T Foster 35/50; STATE NIGHT MXD 1a: 75 tgt State Women O/Trap C/Ship $30 STATE CH/CH C/S: AA&O/A: B TGTS: O/A&AA: S Glover 56/60; A: A (Shot 75 tgt + Final entirely Sat, time permitting) Bennett 124/125; A: I Leighton 120/125; Morse 53/60; B: D Itallam 62/74; C: A B: J White 119/125; C: S Claridge Black 45/60. 2: 125 tgt State ISSF Skeet C/Ship $50/$38 Overall, 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C & Jnr (Shot 125 tgt + Finals entirely Sat, time permitting) 2a: 75 tgt State Women ISSF Skeet C/Ship $30 South Australia (Shot 75 tgt + Final entirely Sat, time permitting)

Barmera 4-8-02 O/A: J Lucchitti 50/50, 2nd A Lucchitti Saturday, 30th November - 9.00am Cold (24) - 25T ISSF SK C/S: O/A&A: F 50/52; A: E Stephenson 49/50, 2nd D 3: 75 pair State Double Trap C/Ship $60/$45 Guyatt 23/25; B: R Maywald 21/25; C: E Burton 48/50; B: R Pitt 43/50, 2nd B Schmaal 20/25, 2nd B Morris 18/25; 50T Mantesso 41/50; C: J Palmer 42/50, 2nd Overall, 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C & Jnr D/B C/S: O/A&A: R Maywald 63/63, 2nd K Williams 41/50; LAD: W Wellam E Schmaal 62/63; AA: G Finis 50/51, 2nd 45/50; VET: J Cunningham 45/50; JNR: 3a: 60 pair State Women Double Trap C/Ship $48 J Finis 49/50; B: F Guyatt 47/50, 2nd M T Harvey 37/50; WZ 50T NIGHT SK: Dellazoppa 53/58; C: I Maywald 45/53, O/A: J Lucchitti 47/50, 2nd A Lucchitti ALL EVENTS 2nd M Woosnam 44/53; 20T H/C: 1st N 44/51; A: D Burton 46/50, 2nd E Johnston 25/27, 2nd R Maywald 24/27, Stephenson 43/50; B: B Mantesso 36/50, Juniors receive reduced nominations 3rd M Dellazoppa 21/23; H/G: R 2nd R Pitt 33/50; C: J Palmer 37/50, 2nd Maywald 90/95. T Harvey 35/50; LAD: W Wellam 41/50; Open O/All - Silver SA Badge & Sash VET: J Cunningham 33/50; 100T SK Bordertown 28-7-02 C/S: O/A: J Lucchitti 99/100; AA: K Women & Junior - Silver SA Badge Wet (27) - 30T MXD: O/A&AA: B Retsas 251/254, 2nd G Farish 250/254, Andrews 100/100, 2nd R Lehman 3rd A Lucchitti 97/100; A: S Neoh (Overall does not take Grade) 99/100; A: A Jones 49/50, 2nd K Muks 95/100, 2nd G Young, 3rd E Stephenson 46/50; B: J Dicker 47/50, 2nd B Hawker 107/114; B: R Pitt 90/100, 2nd A Pearson Grades, Women (2nd) & Junior (2nd) 45/50; C: T Marshall 44/50, 2nd B Jewell 89/100, 3rd J Lemmich 88/100; C: K 42/50; 25PR D/R C/S: O/A&AA: B Williams 84/100, 2nd J Palmer 97/113, SACTA Pewter Medallions Andrews 44/50, 2nd R Lehman 41/50; A: 3rd T Harvey 96/113; LAD: W Wellam (Grade, Women & Junior 2nd require a A Jones 36/50, 2nd B Blackwood 34/50; 91/100; VET: J Cunningham 93/100; minimum of 4 entrants) B: J Dicker 35/50, 2nd I Dunbar 34/50; H/G: O/A: J Lucchitti 194/200; AA: K C: T Marshall 37/50, 2nd R Jewell 31/50; Retsas 192/200; A: E Stephenson H/G: B Andrews 94/100; LAD: J Krause 200/214; B: R Pitt 171/200; C: K State, Postal and Shoulder to Shoulder Teams as 63/100; JNR: A Hawker 76/100. Williams 163/200. per SACTA 2002 State Programme Book Broken Hill 13&14-7-02 International 21-7-02 Cool & Windy -Sat (33) & Cold - Sun Perfect - 50T SK: A: R Maywald 45/50; PROGRAMME SUBJECT TO MANAGEMENT (31) - 50T SK DBLS: O/A: K Retas 47/50, B: F Caltagirone 51/57, 2nd M Martini 2nd J Lucchitti 45/50; A: E Stephennson 48/58; C: C Marinis 44/50, 2nd E Mari- President: John Holder (08) 8270 1310 49/54, 2nd J Zammitt 50/56; B: R Pitt anello 42/50; O/A: F Caltagirone 51/57; 42/54, 2nd A Pearson 40/54; C: T Clare 25T TRENCH: A: G Bently 23/25, 2nd D Secretary: John Hamer (08) 8353 2125 40/50, 2nd K Williams 38/50; LAD: W Oliviero 21/25; B: R Fisher 22/25, 2nd T Wellam 42/50; VET: J Cunningham Piteo & P Marmorale 20/25; C: P Chris- 37/50; JNR: J Harvey 37/50; 50T SK: tou & P Fabris 20/20; 20T D/B: AA: P Page 44 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 Fabris 50/50, 2nd C Bently 69/71; A: S W Reilly 37/40; 20PR D/D D/P: 1st D 38/40, 2nd R Clark 39/50; B: P Cribb Zounis 59/75; D/B C/S: O/A&AA: R Halikiopoulos 49/50, 2nd F Caltagirone Martini & B Greenshields 19/20, 2nd L 30/40, 2nd P Hampol 27/40; C: W Jolly Fisher 48/50, 2nd P Marcoionni 46/50; 48/50; B: B Greenshields 52/54, 2nd K Smith & W Reilly 22/24, 3rd J Higgins 25/40, 2nd J Thorpe 23/40; H/G: A Mules A: D Inge 47/50, 2nd W Wilksch 42/50; Polst 51/54; C: D Piteo 47/50, 2nd P & J Higgins 21/24. 152/165. B: E Marianello 43/50, 2nd L Ciaramel- Douvas 46/50; O/A: P Fabris 71/71; lano 27/50; C: D Allen 41/50, 2nd S 20PR D/R: A: D Oliviero 35/40, 2nd C Mallala 28-7-02 Port Lincoln 4-8-02 Zounis 35/50; O/A H/G: W Wilksch Bently 34/40; B: B Wallace & A Dalle- Calm & Raining (13) - 10T P/S: A: P (8) - 25T SK: A: B Puglisi 25/25; B: B 170/200. molle 29/40; C: M Copobianco 17/40; 50T Quire 30/30; B: T Weeding & K Polst Britcheer 21/25; 25T D/B: A: S Edmonds D/B: VET: C Marinis & J Ellis 49/50; 29/30; C: D Schultz 21/30; 20T CONT: A: 23/25; B: I McArther 25/27; C: B Hutt South Australian 11-8-02 JNR: S Parente 48/50. P Quire 18/20; B&O/A: T Weeding 19/20; 21/25. Windy, Cold with Minor Rain (30) - SK C: M Haydon 16/23; 20PR D/R C/S: A: B C/S: O/A&A: K Retsas 49/50, 2nd M International 4-8-02 Finch 23/40; B&O/A: K Polst 27/40; C: M South Australian 14-7-02 Ryan 46/50; B: P Casey 43/50, 2nd B Perfect (40) - 50T TRENCH: A: D Lymn Haydon 21/40. Fine & Mild (27) - SK GRD: A: C Jacobs Baker 41/50; C: P Kay 46/50, 2nd C 46/50, 2nd C Bentley 44/50; B: P Mar- 49/50, R Kimber & F Guyatt 46/50; B: F Marinis 42/50; TWR GRD: A: R Dower morale 45/50; C: B Wilcksh 39/50, 2nd P Mallala 7-7-02 Caltagirone 45/50, 2nd B August 44/50; 23/25, F Caltagirone 21/25; B: B Baker Christou 38/50; 30T D/B: AA: A Mules Cool, Overcast & Windy (22) - 10T S/B: C: C Papageorakis 44/50, 2nd C Marinis 22/25; C: R Pitt, 2nd J Rice 19/25; P/S 51/51, 2nd R Fleming 50/51; A: F Calta- A: C Meaney 10/10; B: D Meaney & J 43/50; TRENCH C/S: A: D Lymn 19/25, C/S: O/A&A: D Lymn 74/75, 2nd P Mar- girone 30/30, 2nd J Holder 29/30; B: E Algar 9/10; C: D Schultz 9/10; 20T D/B 2nd B Piteo 18/25; B&O/A: P Marmorale coionni 71/75; B: P Christou 65/75, 2nd J Marianello 30/30, 2nd H Wallace 29/30; T: O/A&A: J Higgins 26/26; B: B Zanker 22/25, 2nd F Caltagirone 19/25; C: A Ellis 60/75; C: T Braybon 61/75, 2nd L C: R Spinella 30/30, 2nd L Ciarmellano 19/20; C: G Gibbons 22/27; 20T GRD Mules 20/25, 2nd B August 19/25; Ciaramellano 57/75; VET: P Quire 27/30; VET: P Marioionni; 25T CONT: A: H/C 16M: 1st J Higgins 34/34, 2nd A CONT GRD: A: R Fleming 30/30, 2nd A 59/75; D/B C/S: O/A&AA: D Lymn 50/50, S Parente 25/25, 2nd J Finis, P Mar- Mules 33/34, 3rd J Ellis 28/31. Mules 29/30; B: F Guyatt 25/25, 2nd B 2nd R Fischer 48/50; A: F Caltagirone morale, R Fleming & J Holder 24/25; B: Greenshields 27/29; C: D Schultz 22/25, 47/50, 2nd P Quire 44/50; B: C Marinis V Beyer & E Parletta 25/25; C: R Mid North 4-8-02 2nd T Gibbons 19/25; VET: P Mar- 47/50, 2nd E Parletta 45/50; C: T Sponella & P Dalesanoro 23/25. Windy (15) - 10T D/B C/D: N Bowman, R coionni 24/25; P/S GRD: A: F Calta- Braybon 45/50, 2nd S McDonald 39/50; Thompson, B Duncan, W Moritz & K girone 75/75, 2nd R Fischer 143/144; B: VET: P Marcoionni 48/50; O/A H/G: F Mallala 10-6-02 Zaniol 10/10; 25T S/B C/S: A&O/A: W F Guyatt 73/75, 2nd M Longo 72/75; C: Caltagirone 182/200. Overcast & Breezy (42) - 10T P/S: A: D Moritz 22/27, 2nd G Read 21/27; B: T C Papageorgakis 63/75, 2nd D Schultz Martini & A Ribarich 30/30; B: P Bowman 19/26; C: K Lee 18/25, 2nd V 62/75; VET: S Halikopoulos 67/75; D/B Whyalla 27&28-7-02 Munting & B Deacon 28/30; C: M Fishers 16/25; 25T D/B MINIS GRD: A: C/S: O/A&A: F Caltagirone 25/25, 2nd P Cold & Rainy (22) - 50T SK C/S: O/A&A: Haydon 26/30; 25T D/B: A: J Meaney G Read 21/25, 2nd K Firth 20/25; B: R Marmorale 24/25; AA: A Mules 24/25, K Firth 49/50; B: C Bentley 56/58, 2nd R 30/30, 2nd R Fleming 29/30; B: J Algar Thompson 18/25; C: V Fishers 16/25, 2nd R Fischer 23/25; B: C Marinis 24/25, Freebairn 55/58; C: K Schaedler 48/50, 25/25, 2nd B Greensheilds 27/28; C: M 2nd D Morony 14/27. 2nd M Longo 23/25; C: D Shultz 22/25, 2nd V Bone 44/50; 50T D/B: AA&O/A: C Hayden 23/25, 2nd J Gould 22/25; 2nd F Aitguson 21/25; VET: S Bentley 90/90, 2nd K Firth 89/90; A: M WINNING TEAM: Mallala No 1: Monarto Alexandra 21-7-02 Halikiopoulos 23/25; O/A H/G: F Calta- Starr 49/50, 2nd L Sinclair 47/50; B: T 120/125 (C Meaney 24/25, B Finch Fine & Cold (28) -25T SK: A: K Burza- girone 187/200. Sinclair 48/51, 2nd R Freebairn 47/51; 22/25, J Meaney 25/25, J Algar 25/25 & cott 20/25; B: P Quire 21/25; C: A Mules C: B Roberts 47/50, 2nd A Pearson B Zanker 24/25); 20T S/B: A: A Mules 23/25, 2nd P Kay 18/25; 25T D/B: AA: P South Australian 28-7-02 44/50; 50T STATE NIGHT H/C: 1st W 20/20; B: B Zanker, B Duncan & J Ellis Hendy 27/28, 2nd R Clark 30/32; A: J Wet & Miserable (19) - SK C/S: O/A&A: Channing 45/50, 2nd K Schaedler 48/54, 17/20; C: G Cordon & M Haydon 15/20; Holder 24/25, 2nd T Famigurtti 26/28; K Retas 49/50, 2nd T Gurr 48/50; B: D 3rd S Quirk 47/54; 50T STATE B/T: O/A H/G: J Higgins 85/90. B: P Baxter 24/25, 2nd P Cribb 24/26; C: Renney 43/50, 2nd B Baker 43/50; C: K O/A&A: C Bentley 46/50, 2nd V Bone W Jolly 24/26, 2nd D Schultz 23/26; 25T Williams 43/50, 2nd B Baker 42/50; 41/50; B: S Quirk 39/50, 2nd K Firth Mallala 23-6-02 P/S: AA: D Beelitz 75/75, 2nd R Clark TWR P/S C/S: O/A&C: R Fischer 71/75, 38/50; C: R Freebairn 40/50, 2nd K Calm & Overcast (25) - 10T P/S: A: J 83/84; A: T Fahigiotti 73/78, P Quire 2nd B Baker 54/75; B: D Inge 70/75, 2nd Mules 39/50; 50T D/B C/S: AA&O/A: C Higgins 30/30; B: W Reilly 30/30; C: L 70/75; B: V Beyrr 73/75, 2nd P Harris T Gurr 63/75; P/S GRD: A: W Wilksch Bentley 50/52, 2nd V Bone 49/52; A: M Higgins 27/30; 20T GRD H/C: 1st R 72/75; C: J Thorpe 61/75, 2nd W Jolly 70/75, 2nd A Mules 67/75; B: E Mari- Starr 47/50, 2nd L Sinclair 45/51; B: S Fleming 44/44, 2nd D Martini 42/44, 3rd 58/75; 25T D/R: AA&A: T Fahigliotti anello 64/75; C: D Allen 71/75, 2nd S Quirk 48/52, 2nd B Britcher 53/58; C: K INTERNATIONAL GUN CLUB BBiirrtthhddaayy SShhoooott,, 1199 && 2200 OOccttoobbeerr 22000022 Park Road, Virginia SA Ph: 8380 9686 You are invited to our Birthday Shoot and enjoy two great days of shooting, eating, socialising, fun and prizes!!! Day 1 - Saturday, 19 October starting at 10.00am sharp!! Event 1: 25 Target Point Score Sponsored by Omega Foods Prizes 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C Noms $15.00 L, J, V $12.00 Sash for Overall and remaining Grade winners Event 2: 25 Target Double Barrel Sponsored by Bianco Builders Hardware and Comit Farms Prizes 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C Noms $15.00 L, J, V $12.00 Sash for Overall and remaining Grade winners Event 3: 50 Target Commonwealth Mixed Targets Sponsored by Mondello Farms 10 DB, 10 PS, 10 SB all at 20 metres and 10 pair D/Rise at 15 metres Prizes 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C Noms $20.00 L, J, V $15.00 Day 2 - Sunday, 20 October starting at 10.00am sharp!! Event 4: 25 Target Handicap Sponsored by Fisher Firearms Shot in conjunction with South Australian Clay Target Association Handicap Pigeon Team Shield, 5 registered club members Prizes 1st, 2nd & 3rd Noms $15.00 L, J, V $12.00 Event 5: 25 Target Double Barrel Sponsored by Lavera Fine Foods Prizes 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C Noms $15.00 L, J, V $12.00 Sash for Overall and remaining Grade winners Event 6: 25 Target Trench Sponsored by Advanced Pools and Omega Foods Shot in conjunction with J & A Finis Trench Team Shield, 3 Registered club members Prizes 1st & 2nd A, B, C Noms $15.00 L, J, V $12.00 Sash for Grade winners HIGH GUN Prize for Day 1 Overall winner over 3 events Prize for Day 2 Overall winner over 3 events Sponsored by Earmold Australia and RIO Oceanie NOTE: Individual event overall Sash winners receive an overall sash but not a grade sash. Veterans, Ladies and Junior prize awarded if 4 or more shooters

October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 45 Schaedler 46/50, 2nd B Roberts 37/50; Mallee Root” Team Shield: Bordertown Sckaf 85/100; A: A Page 85/100; B: W Smith 25/25; A: P Purkis 24/25; B: A 25T P/S: AA: K Firth 72/75, 2nd C (R Andrews, E Hall, G Durbridge, W Smits 89/100; C: P Strange 72/100; SK Gardner 21/25; C: S Plath 23/25; O/A Bentley 71/75; A: L Sinclair 72/75, 2nd Hawker & J Hawker) 651/700; H/G: J 50T HC: 1st G Walker 45/50, 2nd V H/G: R Rehbein 145/150. M Starr 67/75; B: I Watkins 78/84, 2nd R Cornwell 134/140. Litvinov 46/50, 3rd C Tipler 48/50; SK Freebairn 77/84; C: D Gray 65/75, 2nd K 50T HC: A: C Tipler 44/50; B: J Reynolds Caboolture 7-7-02 Schaedler 56/75; H/G: C: K Schaedler Wilkawatt 11-8-02 45/50; ISSF SK 50T HC: 1st T Kidman 25T H/C: 1st L Murray 24/25, 2nd G 269/325; B: I Watkins 281/325; A: W Windy (17) - 25T CH/CH SK DBLS: B: D 45/50 & K Madsen 45/50, 3rd M Kemp- Durre 28/30, 3rd E Smits 27/30; 50T Channing 288/325; AA: K Firth 295/325; Beelitz 21/25, 2nd J Cornwell 17/25; C: nich 37/50; TR 100T SKINS: 1st L MED: O/A: L Murray 94/100; AA: G O/A: C Bentley 302/325. A Lock 22/31, I Dunbar 22/31; 30T S/B Taylor 89/100 & G Newy 89/100, 3rd D Durre 101/108, 2nd B Stevens 98/108; A: C/S: A&O/A: D Beelitz 30/32, 2nd J Menack 83/100; K Nasarenko 100/108, 2nd I Fowles Wilkawatt 14-7-02 Cornwell 29/32; B: T Marshall 26/30, 97/108; B: P Loeffler 94/108, 2nd I Windy & Cool (27) - 100T MXD C/S: 2nd K Cornwell 25/30; C: J Spratt 26/30, Brisbane 4-8-02 Hedger 91/108; C: S Valastro 82/100, AA&O/A: J Cornwell 134/140, 2nd R 2nd I Pfeiffer 22/30; 25T H/C: 1st J Fine (15): SK 50T HC: 1st V Vitvinov 2nd C Selke 81/100; JNR: B Stevens Andrews 132/140; A: A Famiglietti Cornwell 28/29, 2nd A Lock 27/29, 3rd T 47/50, 2nd J Rodden 46/50, 3rd P Plum- 87/100; VET: B Stevens 93/100; 25T 134/140, 2nd M Kenny 122/140; B: P Marshall 26/28; ENCOURAGEMENT ridge 44/50; SK 50T GR: AA: G Sckaf CONT: AA: W Humphreys 26/26; A: W Baxter 127/140, 2nd L Beelitz 124/140; AWARD: A Conlon 46/80; H/G: D Beelitz 48/50; A: R Nicholson 46/50; B: V Vitvi- Murray 25/25; B: L Stolberg 25/25; C: C C: J Spratt 114/140, 2nd B Hawker 71/80. nov 48/50; C: J Tracy 40/50. Selke 21/25; H/G: O/A: L Murray 110/140; Shot in conjunction with “Old 143/150; AA: G Durre 139/150; A: P Hill Bundaberg 7-7-02 137/150; B: B Stevens 133/150; C: C Cool & Windy - 25T SK OFF GUN: B: B Selke 121/150; TEAM SHOOT: Cabool- Fourro, D Snow & R Merrick 24/25; C: R ture v’s Gympie - Caboolture (C Tanner, Howie 22/25; 25T SK H/C: J Clarke, R K Nasarenko, I Hedger, C Rohlf, B Snow, R Howie & K Rehbein 25/25; 25T Weedon & C Selke) 577/642. D/B C/D: AA: R Rehbein 25/25; A: F Queensland Robinson 25/25; B: N Dale 23/25; C: S Cairns 3-8-02 Plath & H Walker 21/25; 25T S/B: AA: R Sunny - perfect. Event 1: 15 Target Eye Rehbein 25/25; A: F Robinson 24/25; B: Opener AA: B Williams 15, P Whatley Atherton 28-7-02 4th J Belleri 141/150; B: S Little N Dale 21/25; C: H Walker 21/25; 25T 15, R Bonser 15, M Collins 15, R Walsh Cold & overcast (16): TWR 25T DB: A: M 141/150, 2nd C Bloxsome 140/150, 3rd A GRD H/C: AA: R Rehbein 24/25; A: F 15, B Hall 15, K Bruns 15, J Ellis 15, R Collins 25; B: R Draper 22; C: B Arlo 138/150, 4th S Edmonds 136/150; Robinson 23/25; B: N Dale 22/25; C: H Cannon 14, J Smaniotto 14, N Bruce 13. Williams 25; DTL 50T PS: AA: B C: A Jones 135/150, 2nd S Baronio Walker 21/25; 25T MXD C/S: O/A&AA: A: T Morony 15, P Coogan 14, L Popplin Williams 150; A: R Draper 139; B: J 133/150, 3rd R Little 121/150, 4th M R Rehbein 34/35; A: F Robinson 33/35; 14, J Williams 13, M Morris 13, S Paton Williams 134; 50T CONT.: AA: M Costa Marino 113/150. B: N Dale 31/35; C: H Walker 22/35; 13, L Casella 12. B: G Roberts 14, P 49; A: J Williams 49; B: V Sandr 41; C: H/G: R Rehbein 108/110. Neubecker 14, S McDowall 13, S Coco V Sandr 29; 25T DB HC: 1st S Paton 25, Brisbane 28-7-02 13, J Williams 12, L Kippin 12. C: T Yule 2nd J Williams 24, 3rd S Zorzetto 24; 15 Fine (11): DTL 25T GR: AA: G Sckaf Bundaberg 4-8-02 11, P Jetson 10. Event 2: 50 Target D/B PRS DEAUV. DB: 1st R Draper & S 24/25; A: L Macliegor 22/25; B: L (27) - 25T SK O/G: B: J Riggs 25/25; C: A Cairns Target Shooting Club Champi- Zorzetto 15, 2nd R Cannon & S Paton Pettman 24/25; C: G Hambridge 21/25; Purkis 21/25; 25T SK C/S: O/A: D Snow onship AA: 1st R Cannon, 2nd B 14. DTL 25T PTS: AA: G Sckaf 64/75; A: A 25/25; B: D Snow 25/25; C: A Purkis Williams A : 1st L Popplin, 2nd J Page 65/75, 2nd L Macliegor 60/70; B: W 25/25; 25T D/B PTS: AA: R Rehbein Williams B : 1st J Williams, 2nd S Coco Ballandean 21-7-02 Smits 69/75, 2nd S Lees 65/75; C: P 74/75; A: R Howie & P Winzen 73/75; B: C : 1st P Jetson, 2nd T Yule . Event 3: Sunny & Windy (41) - 150T D/B 15M: Strange 54/75, 2nd S Valestro53/75; A Purkis 67/75; C: S Plath 68/75; 50T 30 Target Single Barrel AA: 1st K O/A: J Hodgson 153/155; AA: R Loy DTL 30T CONT.: AA: G Sckaf 26/30; A: D/B C/S: O/A&AA: J Riggs 49/50, 2nd N Bruns, 2nd R Cannon A : 1st S Paton, 152/155, 2nd F Musumeci 148/151, 3rd A Page29/30; B: L Pettman 29/30; C: G Berry 48/50; A: K Rehbein 49/50, 2nd I 2nd P Coogan B : 1st J Williams, 2nd L R Sonego 147/151, 4th G Costanzo Hambridge 26/30; DTL 10PR DR: AA: G Wynyard 48/50; B: D Nicholson 44/50, Kippin C : 1st T Yule, 2nd P Jetson. 142/150; A: T Irvine 145/152, 2nd A Fin- Sckaf 13/20; A: A Page 13/20; B: W Smits 2nd W Ibbott 43/50; C: S Plath 42/50, Event 4: 50 Target State Day Point layson 144/152, 3rd K Harding 142/150, 15/20; C: P Strange 15/20; HG: AA: G 2nd G Baggaley 38/50; CONT: AA: S Score Continental State Title Champi- GOLD COAST B R I S B A N E CLAY TARGET CLUB INC. Brisbane Gun Club (Inc) Qld GROSS RD. WOONGOOLBA, QUEENSLAND. Mt Petrie Road, Belmont. Qld PRACTICE HOURS OCTOBER PROGRAM Saturday 1.00pm to 5.00pm PRACTICE: SATURDAYS 1.00 PM. TO 5.00 PM. NIGHT TRAP & SKEET: WEDNESDAY 2ND 7.30 PM. 75 TARGETS TRAP - GRADED - TROPHIES. OOCCTTOOBBEERR 22000022 75 TARGETS SKEET - GRADED - TROPHIES Sunday 6th 9.30am SPORTING: SUNDAY 6TH 9.00 AM. 100 TARGETS ACTA SPORTING CLAYS. Skeet* LEWIS CLASS SYSTEM - FIVE DIVISIONS. 4 x 25 Target Events OPEN TO SSAA AND AF&G MEMBERS. ISSF Skeet (SPORTING CAPTAIN: BRIAN FAIRWEATHER. 4 x 25 Target Handicap Skins 0417-773955) Sunday 27th 9.30am . TRAP: SUNDAY 13TH 9.30 AM. Trap* 125 TARGETS TRAP - GRADED - TROPHIES. 4 x 25 Target Events (TRAP CAPTAIN: WILLEM SMITS. 0409-518805) Trench SKEET: SUNDAY 20TH 9.30 AM. 2 x 25 Target Handicap Skins 125 TARGETS SKEET INC. TWO GRADED EVENTS. 2 x 25 Target Skins (SKEET CAPTAIN: CHRIS LANGLEY. 0428-221451 New Format The Committee reserves the right to alter programs without notice if necessary. *Prize pool underwritten to 35 shooters CLUBHOUSE: (07) 5546 1368 The Committee reserves the right to alter the program without notice if necessary. PRESIDENT: TONY EDGAR (0412 640363). VICE PRESIDENT: VINCE VAINA (0412 750850) President: Tony Kidman (07) 3824 7318 WEBSITES: www.bangbang.org.au or Club House: (07) 3398 4555 www.gcctconthenet.com.au

Page 46 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 onship AA: 1st R Cannon, 2nd J Sman- Davies 27/32; BEST LAD: E Fawcett & iotto, J Ellis A : 1st S Paton, 2nd A T Wilson 20/25; 25T S/B: O/A: R Casella B : 1st L Kippin, 2nd J McPherson 25/25; AA: R Walsh 24/25, Williams C : 1st P Jetson, 2nd T Yule 2nd B Murphy 29/31; A: T Matthews 27/29, 2nd C Grimshaw 26/29; B: D Cairns 4-8-02 Cusack 23/25, 2nd D Grant 24/27; C: A Event 5: 25 Target Double Barrel Con- Coleman 22/25, 2nd B Fawcett 20/25 ; tinental QCTA Northern Zone Champi- BEST LAD: T Wilson 19/25; 25T P/S: onship O/A: P Kerr 75/75; AA: N Sinclair AA: 1st P Whatley, 2nd J Smaniotto A : 146/147, 2nd A Grimshaw 145/147; A: R 1st J Williams, P Coogan B : 1st B Cusack 74/75, 2nd R Moore 81/84; B: D Naldin, 2nd L Kippin C : 1st A Arm- Grant 73/75, 2nd M Coleman 77/81; C: A strong, 2nd P Jetson. Event 6: 25 Target Marsh 69/75, 2nd C Davies 66/75; BEST Single Barrel Continental QCTA North- LAD: T Wilson 60/75; 50T D/B: O/A: R ern Zone Championship AA; 1st P Walsh 69/69; AA: B Murphy 68/69, 2nd Whatley, 2nd B Williams A : 1st L A Grimshaw 56/57; A: M McGill 52/52, Popplin, 2nd J Williams B : 1st L 2nd R Moore 51/52; B: D Cusack 50/50, GLADSTONE Kippin, 2nd B Nadlin C : 1st P Jetson, 2nd M Coleman 49/50; C: A Coleman 2nd T Yule. Event 7: 50 Target Point 48/50, 2nd B Fawcett 45/50; LAD: T Score AA: 1st B Williams, 2nd R Walsh Wilson 39/50; 30T P/S: O/A: R Cusack A : 1st S Paton, 2nd M Morris B : 1st 96/96; AA: R Cusack 90/90, 2nd N Sin- CLAY TARGET CLUB J Williams, 2nd L Kippin C : 1st A Arm- clair 89/90; A: P Kerr 105/108, 2nd C strong, 2nd P Jetson. Event 8: 15 Pair Wilson 102/108; B: D Cusack 89/96, 2nd (Member of the Australian Clay Target Association) Double Rise AA: 1st R Bonser, 2nd P A Thomson 88/96; C: C Davies 76/90, Whatley A : 1st Shannon Paton, 2nd R 2nd D Beasley 74/90; LAD: Betty PO Box 907 Gladstone 4680 Draper B : 1st S McDowall, 2nd L Fawcett 71/90; 30T H/C: 1st J Molloy Kippin C : 1st J White, 2nd A Arm- 30/30, 2nd M McGill 75/76, 3rd Bruce strong Murphy 74/76, 4th Laurie Selke 55/57; 30T MED: O/A: W Reeves 80/80; AA: R CHAMPION OF Central Burnett 21-7-02 Walsh 50/50, 2nd R Cusack 49/50; A: M Fine with light breeze (12): 25T DB HC McGill 49/50, 2nd D Stitt 49/50; B: D SW: 1st G Darlington 25, 2nd S Wilson Grant 50/50, 2nd M Coleman 49/50; C: A & E Robinson 24; 20T DB OFF 15M Marsh 45/50, 2nd B Fawcett 62/70; CHAMPIONS SHOOT ABC SW: A: G Darlington 20; B: T LAD: R Selke 43/50; H/G: O/A: R Walsh Smyth 17; C: S Wilson & P Vicary 17; 337/345; AA: W Reeves 329/345; A: R 10PR DR OFF 15M SW: A: S Tebbit 16; Cusack 330/345; B: M Coleman 321/345; B: S Wilson 16; C: R Shaxson 12; 15PR C: A Marsh 285/345; LAD: E Fawcett 9TH AND 10TH DR OFF 15M CS: A: S Tebbit 24; B: T 281/345; VET: J Chapple 305/345. Smyth 24; C: R Shaxson 17. Condamine 13-7-02 Cloncurry 27&28-7-02 Bright, Sunny & Slight Breeze (11) - NOVEMBER Fine & Cool With Very Little Wind (44) 75T MXD: A: F Robinson 113; C: G - 25T D/B: O/A: C Wilson 36/36; AA: B Eising 88. Murphy 34/34, 2nd R McPherson 33/34; 9.00am Saturday 9th November A: D Stitt 43/44, 2nd T Matthews 42/44; Gladstone 14-7-02 B: S Heeney 25/25, 2nd M Coleman Fine, Some Clouds (14) - 25T SK: A: G Club Skeet Championship 32/33; C: A Coleman 22/25, 2nd C Dark 25/25; B: S Riggs 33/35; C: M • 25 Handicap • 50 Skeet • 25 Doubles Overall Sash and graded QCTA Ball Trap Championship Gympie Clay Overall central Zone Sash & graded QCTA Central Zone Night Double Barrel 25 tgts Overall sash & grades Target Club Inc QCTA Central Zone Inc Night Points 25 tgts Banks Pocket Road, Gympie Overall Sash & grade Gold City One Day Shoot Sunday, 13 October 2002 9.00am Sunday 10th November 9am Start (Nominations from 8.30am) 10 tgt Double Barrel Eye Opener PROGRAM Event 1 25 Target Double Barrel - cash divide Overall Noms $13 30 tgt Double Barrel Championship Event 2 30 Target Double Barrel Championship Overall Sash & grade Overall, AA, A, B, C - 1st & 2nd each grade (Sponsored by Stolberg Pluming) 30 tgt Points Score Championship Noms $18 Overall sash & grade Event 3 25 Target Points Overall, AA, A, B, C - 1st & 2nd each grade 30 tgt Single barrel (Sponsored by Ken Mills Toyota) Overall sash & grade Noms $18 QCTA central Zone Inc Deauville Doubles Event 4 30 Target Continental Overall, AA, A, B, C - 1st & 2nd each grade Championship (Sponsored by Wide Bay Capricorn) Overall Sashes 15 pair Noms $16 OVERALL CHAMPION OF HIGH GUNS - OVERALL, AA, A, B, C, VETERAN, LADIES, JUNIOR CHAMPIONS 2 DAYS (SPONSORED BY B & Y GODDARD) TOTAL NOMS: $65 - VETERAN, LADIES, JUNIOR - President: Garry Darr (07) 4979 1877 $50 (WHOLE PROGRAM) Secretary: Rowan Kilmartin (07) 4979 3444 Committee reserves the right to alter the program at any time Contact: Brian Goddard (07) 5486 7036 (President) Clubhouse: Boys Rd Gladstone Tony Clark (07) 5482 2265 (Secretary) Ph: (07) 4979 2732 Wal Durre (07) 5482 5354 (Treasurer)

October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 47 South East Zone QCTA Inc South East Zone Trap Carnival MARYBOROUGH CLAY TARGET CLUB Saturday, 26 October - 9.30am Sunday, 27 October - 8.30am Event 1: 25T DB Graded Cash Divide $12 Event 5: 30T Medley (15T DB, 15T Point Score) $20 OA, 1st & 2nd each Grade, Lady, Junior, Event 2: 25T DB South East Zone Championship $18 Veteran OA, 1st & 2nd each Grade, Lady, Junior, Event 6: 25T Point Score South East Zone $17 Veteran Championship OA, 1st & 2nd each Grade, Lady, Junior, Event 3: 25T SB South East Zone Championship $18 Veteran OA, 1st & 2nd each Grade, Lady, Junior, Event 7: 25T South East Zone Handicap $16 Veteran 1st - 5th Total Nominations $120 Event 4: 15 Pair D/Rise South East Zone $19 Lady, Junior,Veteran (if shooting whole program) $90 Championship HIGH GUNS: OVERALL, AA, A, B, C OA, 1st & 2nd each Grade, Lady, Junior, (SPONSORED BY GOLD COAST SHOOTING SUPPLIES) Veteran LADIES, JUNIOR,VETERAN

South East Zone Trap Team Selected over Events 2, 3 & 6 Meadows Transport Shield will be shot over Event 6 The Committee reserves the right to alter the Program President: T Meadows (07) 3286 2607. Secretary: J Edmonds (07) 4613 5256 Maryborough CTC, Holly Wood (07) 4124 2254 Details available on website: www.mctc.org.au Toowoomba Clay Target Club (Affiliated with ACTA) 2 DAY TRAP SHOOT Saturday & Sunday, 9 & 10 November 2002 Saturday, 9th - Commencing 10.30am Noms Event 1: 20T Double Barrel 15m - Graded Sweepstakes $10.00 Event 2: 50T Double Barrel - Championship $25.00 Sash O/A - Trophies - 1st, 2nd 4 Grades Event 3: 15 pair Double Rise 15m - Richard Dean Memorial $15.00 Sash O/A - Trophies - 1st, 2nd 4 Grades Sunday, 10th - Commencing 9.30am Event 4: 25T Points Championship $15.00 Sash O/A - Trophies - 1st, 2nd 4 Grades Wells - Donovan Trap Team Cup Event 5: 50T Double Barrel 15m - Graded $25.00 Trophies - 1st, 2nd 4 Grades Event 6: 20T State Winchester Junior Event (10T DB + 10T PTS) $5.00 Trophies 1st, 2nd & 3rd Sponsored by Winchester Australia Juniors under 18 years on day Event 7: 25T Double Barrel - Handicap $10.00 Sash O/A - Trophies - 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th Event 8: 20 Pair Deauville Doubles - Aldo Sceresini Championship 20m $15.00 Sash O/A - Trophies - 1st, 2nd Reduces Noms - Ladies - Juniors - Veterans HIGH GUNS - LADIES - JUNIORS - VETERANS, GRADED - AND SASH O/A Warwick Outdoors & Sports Display President: T Gill, Ph: 4691 1485. Secretary: K Miller, Ph: 4633 2360. Club, Ph: 4630 4175

Page 48 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 Chelepy 19/25; 25T SK H/C: 1st R Kil- Goondiwindi 14-7-02 son 75; A: I Wynyard 66; B: B Fourro 68; AA: M Warnock 74/75; A: A Powell martin 38/41, 2nd G Darr 39/41; 25T Cloudy & Windy (33) - 100T D/B 18M: C: D King 62; 25DB GR HC: 1st N Dale 105/114; B: G Ziebell 72/75; C: B Cox D/B: AA&A: P Purkis 24/25; B: R Sharp O/A: P Tattam 96/100; AA: R Brown 25, 2nd P Anderson 30, 3rd T Cecil 29; 61/75; 25T SB: AA: M Warnock 23/25; A: 19/25; C: M Chelepy 21/25; 25T CONT: 91/100, 2nd L Hornby 89/100, 3rd M Lil- 25DB CONT.: AA: G Durre 35; A: T C Barletta 24/25; B: G Ziebell 20/25; C: AA&A: J Riggs 24/25; B: R Kilmartin lyman 88/100; A: M Moloney 94/100, 2nd Penney 25; B: D Nicholson 29; C: J B Cox 13/25; HG: A Badawi & C 21/25; C: B Knight 20/25; 25T B/T: A&B: K Giltrow 90/100, 3rd T Robb 89/100; B: Poulter, H Walker 21; HG: AA: P Ander- Warnock both 112/130. P Purkis 22/25; C: B Knight 18/25. D Robb 92/100, 2nd F O’Neill 87/100, son 147; A: I Wynyard 136; B: D Nichol- 3rd T Gibson 85/100; C: P Campbell son 132; C: D King 115. Roma 20-7-02 Gladstone 11-8-02 63/100, 2nd P Perry 60/100. Fine (21): 20T DB PTS CD: AA: R Fine (18) - 25T SK H/C: 1st R Kilmartin Redcliffe City 14-6-02 Nugent, J Ferrier, A Pack 59/60; A: R & P Wood 38/40; 25T SK DBLS: A: G Gympie 14-7-02 Fine (22) - 25T D/B: AA: D Stevens Harms 59/60; B: D Wicks, W Murphy Darr & P Wood 20/25; B: J Riggs 23/25; Warm & Sunny (28) - 25T D/B: AA: P 25/25; A: K Noud & S Cannizzaro 24/25; 57/60; C: V Moore, D Corfe 51/60; 100T C: G Cooper 19/25; 50T D/B: AA: J Riggs Grove 25/25; A: G Darlington 25/25; B: B B: L Hedger 23/25; C: S Valastro, D Field DB DT COLLEY MEM. CUP: OA: K 48/50; A: I Wynyard 47/50; B: O Groves Weedon 25/25; C: S Dawson 24/25; 25T & S Patti 22/25; 25T PTS AMERICAN: Jarick 100/100; AA: A Faulkner 97/100; 47/50; C: B Morrissy 44/50; 25T D/B PTS: AA: P Grove 73/75; A: B Brown AA: P Petersen 107/108; A: A Lestani A: R Harms 97/100; B: W Murphy PTS: AA: G Wright 71/75; A: P Purkis 90/93; B: L Stolberg 69/75; C: S Dawson 73/75; B: I Hedger 70/75; C: C Bell 70/75; 93/100; C: D corfe 74/100; INTERM> 71/75; B: D Groves 67/75; C: B Morrissy 69/75; 25T S/B: AA: B Power 26/31; A: B 25T B/T: AA: D Stevens 24/25; A: I CUP: W Murphy 93/100. 64/75; 25T B/T: A: J Riggs 23/25; B: I Goddard 24/25; B: N Dale 39/42; C: R Fowles 23/25; B: B Wiseman 23/25; C: S Wynyard 22/25; C: C Beretta 22/25. Webb 24/31; 25T CONT: AA: B Power Valastro 22/25; 25T D/B: AA: R Dale Texas 28-7-02 25/25; A: F Robinson 25/25; B: B Weedon 30/31; A: S Cannizzaro 25/25; B: B Fine (12): 25T DB / 25T PS COMB.: Gold Coast 14-7-02 25/25; C: S Dawson 25/25; O/A H/G: AA: Wiseman 24/25; C: S Patti 20/25; H/G: AA/A: 1st G Rixon 93/100, 2nd M Lilly- Cold & Windy (53) - 25T D/B P Grove 144/150; A: B Brown 143/150; AA: R Dale 144/150; A: S Cannizzaro man 92/100; B/C: 1st C Codrington SWEEPS: AA: R Turner, M Joass, Q B: B Weedon 137/150; C: S Dawson 140/150; B: I Hedger 135/150; C: C Selke 90/100, 2nd B Debortoli 81/100; 25T HC: Porfori, B McKechnie, Q Sckaf & T 138/150. 120/150; JNR: B Stevens 134/150; VET: 1st M Lillyman 39/39, 2nd W Thatcher Mokounoko 25/25; A: I Litvinov 25/25; W Stevens 136/150. 38/39, 3rd C Codrington 24/25; 15 PR B: M Page & C Haywood 25/25; 25T Kingaroy 7-7-02 DEAUVILLE DB: M Lillyman & D S/B: AA: C Witt 25/25, 2nd G Sckaf Fine & Windy (34) - 25T D/B 15M: A: R Rockhampton 8-02 Makim 15/15, B Woods & M Elsley 39/40; A: M Townsand 25/26, 2nd I McGill 25/25; B: C Brown 25/25; C: J Zif- Ideal (26): 25T DB: AA: M Warnock 13/15, T Durkin & G Rixon 7/15, C Litvinov 24/26; B: W Smits 23/25, 2nd barth 25/27; 25T S/B 15M: A: R McGill 25/25; A: V Hyde 41/41; B: G Ziebell Codrington & W Thatcher 11/15, C Fitch R Spencer 24/28; C: D Went 21/26, 2nd 30/31; B: M Behm 21/25; C: S Ricca 27/27; C: B Cox 24/25; 25T HC(RON & B Debortoli 10/15. P Strange 20/26; 25TD/B: AA: V 18/25; 25T CONT 15M: A: T Vidler SMITHWICK MEM.): V Hyde 30/31; A DaCosta 91/91, 2nd Q Portir 90/91; A: 25/25; B: G Brown 23/25; C: J Brown Badawi 29/30, C Barletta 28/29; 15PR Whitsunday 21-7-02 D Pennisi 50/50, 2nd I Litvinov 80/81; 23/25; H/G: R McGill 73/75. DR(PETER WEDER MEM.) OA & AA: Dry & windy (16): 100T MED (50T DB, B: M Page 49/50, 2nd T Edgar 48/50; M Warnock 26/30; A: G Whitfield 20/30; 25T PS, 25T SB: AA/A: 1st B Spillman C: B Stapleton 46/50, 2nd S Tunny Kingaroy 4-8-02 B: G Cooper 25/30; C: B Cox 15/30; 25T 137/150, 2nd R Dunn 129/150; B: 1st A 50/59; 25T P/S: AA: C Witt 107/108, Fine & Windy (30) - 25T H/C: 1st R SK: AA: M Bell 21/25; B: C Larsen 25/26; Love 122/150, 2nd I Mitchelmore 2nd G Sckaf 104/108; A: A Page 72/75, McGill 25/25, 2nd G Brown 48/49, 3rd J C: J Mapp 21/25; 25T SK HC: A Badawi 116/150; C: 1st L Haywood 126/150, 2nd 2nd D Pennisi 70/75; B: M Page 74/75, Brown 47/49; 25T CONT 15M: A: C 1; I Mapp 2; L Turner 3; 25T DB PTS: T Dunn 115/150. 2nd R Spencer 73/75; C: S Tunny Gurski 25/25; B: W Stenning 25/25; C: J 69/75, 2nd B Stapleton 64/75. Brown 23/25; 15PR D/R 15M: A: K Mills 24/30; B: W Stenning 25/30; C: S Roth- Gold Coast 19&20-7-02 well 22/30; H/G: W Stenning 72/80. Dry & Warm (18) - 100T SK 28G: AA: N Dimmick 96/100; A: R Nicholson 91/100; Ilfracombe 13&14-7-02 Victoria B: C Larsen 82/100; C: W Smits 64/100; Fine, Windy & Sunny (47&50) - 30T 100T SK 410G: AA: N Dimmick 91/100; MED C/D: AA: P Bredhauer & R A: G Sckaf 88/100; B: V Litvinov 70/100; McPherson 48/50; A: C Grimshaw 49/50, Ararat 3-8-02 Bendigo 18-5-02 C: W Smits 58/100; 100T SK 20G: AA: D 2nd J Chapple & L Doonar 48/50; B: D Cool, Cloudy with Light Breeze - 10T Overcast - 5PR D/R E/O: R Hooper Dundon 99/100; A: L Edwards 100/100; Grove 47/50, 2nd L Watts 42/50; C: R P/S E/O C/D: G Hargreaves, J Mulvenny 10/10, 2nd G Fletcher, I Perks & T B: C Larsen 88/100; C: R Hoffmann Taylor & A MacLean 42/50; 30T P/S: & J Corbett 30/30; 30T P/S GRD C/S: Boucher 9/10; 25PR D/R C/S: O/A&AA: 89/100; 100T SK 12G: AA: D Dundon O/A: J MacKenzie 85/90; AA: P Bred- O/A&B: G Leslie 88/90, 2nd G Harg- M Brady 50/60, 2nd T Boucher 49; A: G 135/135; A: G Sckaf 100/100; B: B hauer 82/90, 2nd R McPherson 85/96; A: reaves 79/90; A: J Mulvenny 82/90, 2nd Elliott 40/50, 2nd G Fletcher 38; B: B Turner 98/100; C: R Hoffmann 89/100; M Weise 84/90, 2nd J Chapple 83/90; B: J Corbett 81/90; 30T ALLAN BIGGIN Blake 36/50, 2nd H Mountjoy 31; C: B O/A H/G: N Dimmick 382/400. D Grove 77/90, 2nd M Thomas 76/90; C: MEM D/B C/S: O/A&A: W Harris 31/31, Knight 32/50, 2nd W Boschetti 25; 25T B Machin 69/90, 2nd T Costin 68/90; 2nd J Corbett 29/30; B: G Leslie 30/31, S/B C/S: O/A&AA: A Moroni 43/44, 2nd Gold Coast 20&21-7-02 30T S/B: O/A: T Costin 30/30; AA: W 2nd G Hargreaves 29/30; H/G: G Leslie J Shepherd 42; A: C Knight 23/25, 2nd I Dry & Warm (43) - 100T SK: O/A: D Chandler 28/30, 2nd R McPherson 147/150; OFF THE FENCE: B Hall. Perks 24/28; B: T Archer 21/25, 2nd R Dundon 135/135; AA: G Petrou 100/100, 27/30; A: J Daley 29/32, 2nd E Bates Whyte 21/27; C: K Daniel 19/25, 2nd B 2nd N Dimmick 98/100; A: G Sckaf 28/32; B: L Watts 25/31, 2nd R Hoolihan Bairnsdale 3-8-02 Knight 18/25; AA: T Knight 48/49, 2nd T 100/100, 2nd R Nicholson 98/100; B: B 24/31; C: R Clive 23/30, 2nd I Duncan Fine (33) - 50T B/T WILLIS GROW- Moroni 45/46; O/A&A: N Moroni 49/49, Turner 98/100, 2nd T Edgar 95/100; C: R 22/30; 25T P/S CONT ZONE: O/A: D COTT MEM: AA&O/A: A Brady 50/53, 2nd I Perks 36/37; B: H Mountjoy 36/37, Hoffmann 89/100, 2nd E Kratzer Grove 74/75; AA: P Bredhauer 72/75, 2nd B Webb 46/50; A: S White 49/53, 2nd 2nd B Blake 35/37; C: B Knight 25/25, 87/100; 50T SK: O/A: G Bedington 2nd J MacKenzie 69/75; A: B Reibel M Sandy 56/65; B: R Rowley 47/51, 2nd 2nd W Boschetti 17. 60/60; AA: N Dimmick 59/60, 2nd M 68/75, 2nd T Jarvis 73/81; B: I Brown T Malone 45/50; C: L Treasure 40/50, Barton 91/95; A: G Sckaf 49/50, 2nd R 68/75, 2nd R Hoolihan 66/75; C: I 2nd K Cousens 37/50; 10T PTS E/O: B Bendigo 6-7-02 Nicholson 55/58; B: T Dore 48/50, 2nd G Duncan 67/75, 2nd T Costin 63/75; 50T Stokes & S White 30/30; 30T D/B C/S: Windy (30) - 50T SK C/S: O/A&A: L Walker 59/60; C: E Kratzer 49/56, 2nd R D/B: O/A: T Morony 48/50; AA: M AA&O/A: B Stokes 76/76, 2nd M Sandy Roberts 49/50, 2nd D Hansford 45; B: R McGregor 48/56; 50T SK DBLS: O/A: G Warnock 104/107, 2nd G McPherson 35/36; A: D Treasure 30/30, 2nd S White Webster 46/50, 2nd B Taylor 45; C: S Bedington 49/50; AA: D Dundon 48/50, 103/107; A: L Doonar 56/59, 2nd T 37/38; B: B Smith 29/30, 2nd T Quick O’Brien 46/50, 2nd G Hall 44/50; 50T 2nd T Harris 55/58; A: G Sckaf 47/50, Busiko 55/59; B: M Marshall 45/50, 2nd 28/30; C: T Haw 28/30, 2nd S McMahon MXD KEN BELL MEM TWR C/S: 2nd R Krebs 44/50; B: R Salari 50/56, L Watts 42/50; C: S Heeney 46/50, 2nd T 26/30. O/A&A: G Hall 67/70, 2nd D Hansford 2nd T Dore 49/56; C: A McMaolus 43/50, Costin 41/50; 30T H/C: S Heeney 30/30, 66/70; B: R Webster 57/70; C: G Landi 2nd R McGregor 42/50; O/A: G Sckaf 2nd T Morony 38/39, 3rd C McKellar Beaufort 13-7-02 61/70, 2nd A Loybey 58. 238/242; AA: D Dundon 206/216; A: L 37/39, 4th W Chandler 35/37; H/G: O/A: (34) - D/T 30PR: O/A: L Cook 69/80; A: D Edwards 187/200; B: B Turner 188/200; R McPherson 294/325; AA: J MacKenzie Barry 44/60, 2nd P Scott 43/60; B: G Bendigo 20-7-02 C: E Kratzer 166/200; LAD: C Tipler 293/325; A: M Weise 292/325; B: D Grove Thomson 42/60, 2nd G Bantz 39/60; C: J Mild & Gusting (30) - 50T MXD C/S: 167/200; VET: N Dimmick 195/200. 285/325; C: T Costin 251/325. McVitty 43/60, 2nd F Cocking 40/60; O/A&AA: T Boucher 68/70, 2nd B Raf- JNR: F Cocking; VET: G Bantz; 25T B/T: ferty 64; A: D Dempsey 66/70, 2nd G Gold Coast 21-7-02 Mackay 14-7-02 O/A&A: L Cook 25/25, 2nd J McVitty Daley 77/84; B: J Bell 49/70; C: R Dry & Warm (10) - ALBERT SHIELD Fine & Mild (25) - 20T CONT PTS: AA: 23/25; B: J Kerr 31/33, 2nd L Cocking Osgood 53/70, 2nd K Daniel 51/70; 50T 50T INTER CLUB CHALLENGE: O/A: B Pavvy 58/60; A: I Lochran 58/60; B: R 30/33; C: P Clark 23/25, 2nd C Mathews D/B C/S: O/A&A: Gelliot 58/58, 2nd D Gold Coast - N Dimmick 50/50, D Fenton 54/60; C: T Dunn 52/60; 60T 21/25; B/T H/G: L Cook. Dempsey 57; AA: B Rafferty 68/69, 2nd Dundon 48/50, G Sckaf 49/50, R Krebs MED: AA: B Pavvy 100/100, 2nd C T Boucher 67/69; B: J Bell 31/50; C: R 45/50 & E Kratzer 43/50 - Toowoomba - Eldridge 98/100; A: C Curtis 120/125, Beaufort 19-7-02 Osgood 36/50, 2nd K Daniel 33/50. M Barton 48/50, G Bedington 50/50, L 2nd I Lochran 118/125; B: T Goodall (30) - 20T C/D: AA: L Cook, C Dunn, J Edwards 47/50, D Bedington 44/50 & R 88/100, 2nd G Fawcett 87/100; C: L Shepherd & R Peatling 20/20; A: L Bendigo 3-8-02 Hoffmann 40/50. Rodden 92/100, 2nd T Dunn 82/100; 10T Cocking 19/20; B: R Wilson 20/20; C: D Fine & Windy (50) - 50T SPORTING D/R: AA: B Pavvy 18/20; A: I Lochran Long 19/20; CLUB S/B C/S: O/A&AA: R C/S: O/A: G O’Shannessy 57/65; A: A Gold Coast 7-8-02 17/20; B: G Fawcett 15/20; C: L Rodden Peatling 45/47, 2nd C Dunn 44/47; A: G Williams 54/65, 2nd R Hooper 54; B: C Night & Cool (25) - 75T MED: O/A: R 14/20. Went 22/24, 2nd P Scott 21/23; B: J Kerr Hill 42/50, 2nd G Gray 40; C: C Shales McFadyen 122/125; AA: I Litinov 17/20, 2nd R Wilson 16/20; C: G New 35/50; 10T TWR PTS: R Kerslake, P 118/125, 2nd G Sckaf 114/125; A: S Can- Maryborough 28-7-02 16/20, 2nd a Roberts 15/20; JNR: O Stone, P Crawford, R Walton & C Hill nizzoro 120/125, 2nd V Vaina 116/125; Cloudy (25): 25 DB CD: AA: G Durre 25, Ivermee 15/20; D/D D/P: 1st G Went & C 30/30; 25T TWR PTS C/S: O/A&A: K B: W Smits 116/125, 2nd R Spencer P Anderson 25; A: I Wynyard, T Penney, Dunn 23/23, 2nd W Medwell & J Shep- Mitchell 81/81, 2nd G Hall 78/81; B: A 111/125; C: M Oppermann 92/125, 2nd R Ellis 24; B: T Cecil 25; C: J Poulter 19, herd 22/23; B/T: J Kelly, O Ivermee & F Wishart 75/75, 2nd P Crawford 70/75; C: M Devine 84/125. H Walker 19; 25 DB PTS: AA: P Ander- Cocking. R Kerslake 73/75, 2nd C Shales 70/75.

October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 49 FRANKSTON AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET CLUB INC. A 0010859 5 ABN 255281411 123 Rossiter Rd Carrum Downs PO Box 340 Patterson Lakes 3197 Telephone 9782 1626 SATURDAY 5 AND SUNDAY 6 October ALL GROUNDS OPEN FOR PRACTICE WORLD MASTERS GAMES 7 - 11 OCTOBER SUNDAY 13 October No Competition Club grounds open from 10am - 6pm for practice SUNDAY 20 October 1 10 Target Points Cash Divide $5.00 2 75 Target Double Barrel AA,A,B.C” 1st & 2nd Trophy $25.00 3 20 Pair Double Rise “AA,A,B.C” Cash Divide $15.00 4 100 Target Skeet “AA,A,B.C” 1st & 2nd Trophy $33.00 Saturday 26 October MATTERELLI MASTERS SPECIAL SPORTING CLAYS EVENT ALL TARGETS DONATED BY HORSLEY PARK GUN SHOP Nominations close 19 October SUNDAY 27 October 1 10 Target Points Cash Divide $5.00 2 25 Target Double Barrel AA,A,B.C” 1st & 2nd Trophy $15.00 3 25 Target Points “AA,A,B.C” 1st & 2nd Trophy $15.00 4 25 Target Continental “AA,A,B.C” 1st & 2nd Trophy $15.00 5 25 Target Skeet Doubles Cash Divide $15.00 6 75 Target Skeet 1st & 2nd Trophy $25.00 CLUB OPEN FOR PRACTICE Monday, Tuesday & Friday 12pm - 4.30pm Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday10am - 6pm “ISSF Skeet, Trap & Double Trap” “DTL, Continental, Ball Trap & Double Rise” American Skeet & Tower 5 Stand Sporting Come and check out Australians’ most progressive Clay Target Facility FRANKSTON AUSTRALIAN ctc & MATTARELLI AUTOMATIC TRAPS At Your Service

Page 50 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 Callawadda 20-7-02 20/23; 25T MXD CD: A: R Lendon 35/35, M Radovic 25/28, 2nd J Knoop 24/28; D Hannah; 25T D/B: AA: W Calaby Windy (26) - 10T P/S E/O: N McQuinnm, 2nd G Hall, N Morrison, Psaila 33/35; B: 10PR C/D: AA: D Flavel, C Kelly & J 69/71, 2nd J Holt 68/71; A: I Holt 37/39, T Hughes, O Hayek, A Brigg & J D Butterworth 29/35, 2nd J Lendon Hawker 20/20; A: R Maybery 19/20, 2nd 2nd O Ivermee 36/39; B: P McDonald McVitty 30/30; 25T D/B C/S: O/A&A: C 28/29; C: B Chaplin 26/35, 2nd K Lan- R Hounsell 18/20; B: L Niewand 19/20, 27/27, 2nd M Holloway 26; C: M Dunn 50/50, 2nd T Hughes 49/50; B: D gridge 24/35; LAD.: K Langridge 42/55; 2nd G Strauss, H McClure & A Hall Pornceby 22/25, 2nd P Biddle 20/25; 25T Petrie 27/28, 2nd K Malcolm 26/28; C: K HG & OA: R Lendon 54/55. 15/20; C: M Radovic & J Knoop 19/20; P/S: AA: I Dickins 28/28, 2nd J Holt Tonkin 24/25, 2nd N McQuinn 23/25; 25M: B Robinson 7/7. 27/28; A: D Demasi 25/25, 2nd O 25T P/S C/S: O/A&A: J McVitty 75/75, Castlemaine 10-8-02 Ivermee 25/25; B: M Holloway 24/25, 2nd T Foster 104/105; B: D Petrie 72/75, Good (50) - 25T S/B C/S: C&O/A: P Central Wimmera 10-8-02 2nd D Hannah 27/29; C: M Pounceby 2nd A Briggs 68/75; C: J Fielding 69/75, McKenzie 47/47, 2nd B Chaplin; AA: C Fine & Windy (31) - 15T D/B C/D: AA: R 20/25, 2nd A Holt 19/25; 20T P/S CONT: 2nd N McQuinn 69/75; OPEN H/G: J Penno 46/47, 2nd C Hill 41/42; A: G Lehmann 15/15, 2nd B Robinson, D AA: W Calaby 19/20, 2nd J Holt 19/20; McVitty 146/148; JNR H/G: J Mulven- Moore 37/38, 2nd P Bird 32/33; B: T Heinrich & C Kelly 14/15; A: N Sharrock A: O Ivermee 19/20, 2nd I Holt 18/20; B: ney 106/130. Archer 24/25, 2nd J Lendon; 10PR D/R: 15/15, 2nd N Hinneberg & B Blackwood D Hannah 17/20, 2nd P McDonald A&O/A: C Passalque 19/20, 2nd G Went 14/15; B: D Harris 14/15, 2nd C Jarred 15/20; C: M Pounceby 16/20, 2nd A Holt Callawadda 17-8-02 25/30; AA: O Hayek 27/30, 2nd S 13/15; C: W Mann 10/15, 2nd D Kennedy 14/20. Windy (17) - 10T CONT D/B E/O: S Gloster; B: T Archer 16/20, 2nd N 9/15; 25T D/B C/S: AA&O/A: R Lehmann Reyne, N Hinneberg, D Barry & A Garland; C: J James 14/20, 2nd B 54/54, 2nd B Flavel 32/33; A: N Sharrock Deniliquin 21-7-02 Briggs 10/10; 25T CONT D/B C/S: Chaplin; JNR: R Lendon 43/51; LAD: M 53/54, 2nd N Hinneberg 32/34; B: K Pitt Perfect (10) - 10T MXD MET: N Lester, O/A&A: S Reyne 25/25, 2nd D Barry Bulkley 35/40. 23/27, 2nd L Niewand 22/27; C: W Mann R Anderson & R Cugley 10/10; 20T 37/38; B: I Jones 24/25, 2nd L Hemley 16/25, 2nd J Krause 15/25; 15PR C/S: MXD MET C/D: AA: R Anderson & R 23/25; C: N McQuinn 23/25, 2nd J Feild- Central Wimmera 14-7-02 B&O/A: C Jarred 27/30, 2nd L Niewand Glenn 18/20; A: G Walls 20/20; B: M ing 22/27; 25T D/B C/S: O/A&B: D Petrie Cold & Windy (30) - 20T P/S CASH: AA: & G Strauss 21/30; AA: R Papst 25/30, Elmes 17/20; C: L Butler 18/20; 25T 25/25, 2nd I Jones 24/25; A: S Reyne D Flavel 59/60, 2nd O Hayek 56/60; A: S 2nd D Flavel 24/30, 3rd W Hawker D/B: O/A&AA: R Glenn 25/25, 2nd R 34/35, 2nd D Barry 33/35; C: N McKen- Collins 51/60, 2nd W Coates 46/60; B: J 17/30; A: A Jones 25/30, 2nd B Papst Anderson 24/25; A: G Shorty 31/33, 2nd zie 22/25, 2nd N McQuinn 20/26; H/G: S Hinneberg & K Pitt 48/60; C: W Mann 22/30; C: L Hawker 22/30, 2nd W Mann R Cugley 30/33; B: M Elmes 21/25; C: L Reyne 59/60; JNR H/G: J Mulvenney 27/60, 2nd J Sanders 17/60; 25T CYRIL 13/30; JACKPOT: J Krause 5/5; 25M: C Butler 21/25, 2nd P Connell 15/25; 25T 52/60. BUDDE MEM C/S: AA&O/A: D Flavel Kelly . S/B: O/A&AA: R Glenn 25/25, 2nd R 35/36, 2nd A Pollock 42/44; A: S Collins Anderson 21/25; A: Shorty 27/28, 2nd G Castlemaine 13-7-02 34/36, 2nd W Coates 23/25; B: J Hin- Cerberus 3-8-02 Walls 26/28; B: M Elmes 18/25; C: L Fine (51) - 25T PTS C/S: AA&O/A: R neberg 24/27, 2nd C Maybery 23/27; C: J Overcast & Windy (35) - 10T PTS: P Butler 25/32, 2nd P Connell 24/32; H/G: Lendon 99/99, 2nd C Penno 96/99; A: C Krause 19/25, 2nd W Mann 14/25; 20T Noy, A Keevers, D Cross, N Carrol, J R Glenn 77/80. Elliott 77/78, 2nd G Went 76/78; B: A CONT C/D: AA: R Lehmann 20/20, 2nd Rowe, G Beckworth, R Williams, B Hawdon 74/75, 2nd P Butterworth D Heinrich, R Black, W Hawker & A Webley, P Mills, K Caldecott, A Craw- Donald 14-7-02 71/75; C: B Chaplin 72/78, 2nd P Pollock 19/20; A: T Foster & S Collins ford & L Scribani Rossi 30/30; 75T Good (25) - 10T PTS E/O: S Absalom, G McKenzie 71/78; 25T MXD C/S: 19/20; B: S Marriot & D Harris 19/20; C: MED: AA: J Rowe 198/200, 2nd L Scrib- Strauss & G Finis 30/30; 25T D/B C/S: AA&O/A: J Shepherd 74/77, 2nd T J Krause 19/20, 2nd W Mann 17/20; ani Rossi 196/200, 3rd W Parks 172/175; O/A&A: M Hayek 32/33, 2nd A Jones Boucher 72/77; A: G Went 46/49, 2nd G 25M: S Marriot. A: D Cross 144/150, 2nd J Cross 24/26; AA: R Jorgensen 31/33, 2nd G Fletcher 41/49; B: A Hawdon 33/35, 2nd 142/150, 3rd G Monson 118/125; B: L Finnis 30/32; B: I Dower 23/25, 2nd A G Clarke 32/35; C: M Bulkeley 30/35, Central Wimmera 4-8-02 Scribani Rossi 109/125, 2nd R Harris Hall 22/25; C: C Fisher 29/34, 2nd B 2nd J Butterworth 29/35; LAD: N Blake Perfect (35 ) - 20T D/B C/D: AA: D 153/175, 3rd B Dalzell 152/175; C: M Jardine 28/34; 25T PTS: O/A&A: W 96/110; JNR: R Lendon 108/110. Flavel, O Hayek & E Yetman 20/20; A: Bakker 105/125, 2nd E Alaimo 93/125, Coats 74/75, 2nd M Hayek 73/75; AA: G R Coombes & T Foster 20/20; B: C 3rd T Alaimo 79/125; OFF THE FENCE: Finis 69/75, 2nd O Hayel 66/75; B: D Castlemaine 24-7-02 Jarred & D Harris 18/20; C: W Mann & Lucky Leon. Harris 74/81, 2nd J Absalom 73/81; C: C Cold (30): 20T DB CS: A & OA: G Hall R Yetman 18/20; 25T CONT C/S: Fisher 59/75, 2nd B Jardine 56/75; 10PR 20/20, 2nd G Hawden 47; B: T Archer AA&O/A: C Kelly 29/29, 2nd O Hayek Colac 11-8-02 D/T: Gold: O Hayek 15/20, Silver: A 19/20, 2nd D Butterworth 21/23; C: J 28/29; A: T Foster 28/29, 2nd A Jones Cold, Rainy & Overcast (26) - 10T P/S Jones 14/20, Bronze: G Finis 19/30; H/G: Butterworth 21/23, 2nd K Langridge 24/26; B: D Harris & L Spriggs 24/26; C: E/O C/D: W Calaby, K Vagg, I Dickins & B Coates 125/130. CASTLEMAINE GEELONG CLAY TARGET CLUB GUN CLUB Inc October Program (Reg No. A5130) Saturday, 5th October STATE NIGHT Sporting Clays - 12 noon Start Sunday, 6th October - 1.00pm Start Champion of Event 1: 10T PTS E/O C/D $5 Event 2: 25T D/B C/Ship 1st & 2nd Each Grade $10 Champions Event 3: 25T D/B 18 meters Wednesday, 23 October 2002 1st & 2nd Each Grade $10 6pm practice - 7pm start Event 4: 25T D/B Continental C/Ship 1st & 2nd Each Grade $10 25 D/B, 25 S/B, 25 Pts SATURDAY & SUNDAY, 26 & 27TH 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C OCTOBER 2002 OVERALL TAKES GRADE Two Day Carnival (see separate advert) Secretary: Chris Langridge 5474 2777 Ladies, Juniors, Veterans - Red Noms President: Paul Bird 5442 7616 Ph: (03) 5229 4259

October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 51 Geelong Clay Target Club (Inc) TWO DAY TRAP CARNIVAL 26th & 27th October 2002 Approx. $10,000 in Trophies Saturday, 26th October - 10am Start Sunday, 27th October - 10am Start Event 1: 1 Target per Lane per Shooter 1 Target per Lane per Shooter Free Practice Free Event 4: Corio Bay D/B Championship Geelong Gift 25 Targets D/B off 25T D/B off 15 meters 15 meters Overall Sash & LG Video Recorder Graded AA, A, B, C RRP $339 1st each Grade - Sash and Teak Colour 1st each Grade AA, A, B, C, B/D Dustbuster Plus RRP $159 Television RRP $300 2nd each Grade Sunbeam 2nd each Grade - Kambrook Electric Milkshake Maker RP $79 Wok RRP $120 L, J,V,Best Unplaced $50 Trophy if 3rd each Grade - Panasonic Clock 3 or more Radio RRP $75 Noms open $25. L, J,V,$18 Trophy for Best Unplaced L, J,V $50, Opt/Sweep $2 - Opt/Purse $5 trophy if 3 or more Event 5: Elsworthy’s Bulk Store D/B C/Ship Noms open $30. L, J,V,$22. Opt/Sweep $2 Overall Sash & Micro Lifestyle C/D Event 2: Winchester Grand Prix Player RRP $499 40T D/B AA-19, A-17, B-15, C-13 1st each Grade AA, A, B, C, Sunbeam Mixmaster RRP $149 Overall Sash & Victa Lawnmower RRP $499 2nd each Grade Breville Blender 1st each Grade AA, A, B, C - Sharp RRP $89 Microwave RRP $239 L, J,V,$50 Best Unplaced if 3 or more 2nd each Grade - Remington Shaver Noms open $25. L, J,V,$18 RRP $99 Opt/Sweep $2 - Opt/Purse $5 3rd each Grade - Sunbeam Electric Knife Event 6: Eastern Gardens S/B C/Ship RRP $65 20T S/B off 15 meters Trophy for Best Unplaced L, J,V $50, Overall Sash & Sunbeam Master Pro Trophy if 3 or more Food Processor RRP $259 Noms open $40. L, J,V,$30 1st each Grade AA, A, B, C, Breville Opt/Sweep $2 - Opt/Purse $5 Deep Fryer RRP $189 Limeburners Point Score C/Ship 2nd each Grade Sunbeam Sandwich Grill RRP $110 Event 3: 20T Point Score C/Ship L, J,V,Best Unplaced $50 Trophy if 3 or 20T Point Score off 15 meters more Overall Sash x 2 Cases Shotshells Noms open $20. L, J,V,$14 1st each Grade AA, A, B, C, Opt/Sweep $2 - Opt/Purse $5 1 Case Shotshells High Guns 2nd each Grade 1/2 Case Shotshells O/A 1 Case Shotshells L, J,V,1/4 Case Best Unplaced if 3 or more Noms open $20. L, J,V,$14 AA, A, B, C, 1/2 Case Shotshells Opt/Sweep $2 - Opt/Purse $5 L, J,V,High Gun 1/2 Case Shotshells if 3 or more shoot entire program SATURDAY NIGHT FREE BBQ AND L, J,V,wishing to compete in open and section must SOCIAL NIGHT AT CLUBROOMS pay full noms - 1 trophy only Full Canteen Facilities Ph: Club (03) 5229 4259. President: Steve Haberman 0412 300 011

Page 52 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 Donald 11-8-02 McGaw 38/41; C: R Wickham 23/25, 2nd Overcast (25) - 5PR D/R E/O: J Finis, T A Houchen 20/25; 25T D/B C/S: AA: W Hughes & O Hayek 9/10; 15PR D/R C/S: Parks 45/45, 2nd M Green 44/45; A: G 1st O Hayek 41/50, 2nd J Finis 38/50, Monson 32/33, 2nd B Kennedy 24/25; B: Southern Peninsula Program 3rd G Strauss 31/50; 20PR NWZ D/D J Daff 26/27, 2nd S Wade 24/25; C: B C/S D/P: O/A: G Carusto & J Vanroy Monson 24/25, 2nd A Houchen 23/25; 28/30, 2nd N Franklin & R Jorgansen H/G: M Green 59/60; DOT CRIPPS H/G: OCTOBER 27/30; 25T D/B C/S: O/A&A: T Foster M Green 49/50; FISH SHOOT: 1st T 25/25, 2nd R Greenwood 23/25; AA: C Malone, 2nd R Wickham, 3rd S Wade. Dunn 33/34, 2nd R Jorgensen 32/34; B: Cerberus Gun Club G Willett 23/25, 2nd J Absalom 20/25; C: Frankston Australia 21-7-02 Saturday 5th 12.30 pm Start A Rullo 20/25, 2nd N McQuinn 20/26; Fine (35) - 10T PTS: T Rowe, M Rocco, D 5PR D/Rise E/O $5.00 10PR D/T: 1st R Jorgansen 18/20, 2nd T Wales, G Donnison, P Calvi, E Vella & R Hughes 23/27, 3rd O Hayek 22/27; H/G: Williams 30/30; 20T D/B: AA: C Davis 15PR S/E Zone D/Rise Championship $12.00 J Finis 74/85; JNR H/G: A Rullo 60/85. 49/49, 2nd T Penne 48/49; A: K Saggers 75 tgt Champion of Champions AA A B C $20.00 58/58, 2nd D Hammond 57/58; B: C Sec: C Carrol (03) 9775 7926 B/H (03) 5950 6058 Echuca NEZ SK C/S: 30-6-02 Findlay 20/20, 2nd P Widdows 18/20; C: Fine - 50T SK: R Carter, 2nd M Roberts, M Rocco 21/22, 2nd P Lee 20/22; 20T 3rd R Traill; 25PR DBLS: O/A&A: C PTS: AA: R Nisbet 60/60, 2nd P Haslam Mornington Clay Target Club Scott; B: G Fletcher; C: R Kerslake; 25T 57/60; A: L Irons 62/64, 2nd G Davison Saturday 12th 12.30 pm Start B/T GRD: A: R Peatling 21/25; B: C Robb 61/64; B: C Findlay 55/60, 2nd D Wales 10 tgt Continental E/O $5.00 24/25; C: R Felmingham 23/25; 25T P/S 50/60; C: P Lee 54/60, 2nd M Rocco GRD: A: R Peatling 75/75; B: R Kerslake 51/60; 25T B/T: AA: D Wales 24/25, 2nd Round 3 Peninsula Team Shoot 73/75; C: A Peatling 69/75. K Caldecott 23/25; A: K Saggers 20/25, 50 tgt Continental D/Barrel Championship $25.00 2nd D Hammond 20/25; B: D Kendall TONY FERLAZZO PERP. CHAMPIONSHIP Euroa 27-7-02 23/25, 2nd L Irons 21/25; C: M Rocco AA A B C 1 2 3 Overall Takes Grade Sunny, Strong Northerly Wind (23) - 22/25, 2nd B Sanderson 20/25. 10T CONT S/S: D Luelf, C Asquith & A 25 tgt Handicap 1st - 2nd - 3rd B/M C/D $10.00 Rohrlach 30/30; 25T CONT C/S: Frankston Australia 28-7-02 Trophies all grades. Juniors half price AA&O/A: J King 31/31; A: D Barns Cold & Windy: 10T PTS: K Saggers & P Practice every Friday 4pm - 6pm 21/25; B: G Crosbie 23/25; C: C Asquith Mills 30/30; 25T DB: AA: 1st K Calde- Sec: Ross Harris 0417 755 498 Melways 146 A11 30/31; 20T H/C: 1st M Gribben 20/20, cott 30/30, 2nd T Rowe 29/30; A: 1st K 2nd R Conlan 31/32, 3rd A Plum Saggers 25/25, 2nd M Baker 24/25; B: Website: morningtonclaytarget.cjb.net 30/32; B/M: C Asquith 22/25; 15T P/S 1st J Pettinato 25/27, 2nd D Hales TWR S/S: R Stackhouse 45/45, M 24/27; C: 1st M Rocco 24/25, 2nd T Nepean Clay Target Club Gribben 43/45, G Crosbie, L Fitzpatrick Cosma 22/25; 50T DB: AA: 1st P Mills & B Pyke 42/45; O/A H/G: M Gribben 94/94, 2nd K Caldecott 93/94; A: 1st P Saturday 19th 12.00 Start 97/100. Woy 49/51, 2nd M Baker 48/51; B: 1st D Club Championship Hules 48/50,2nd J Pettinato 42/50; C: 20 D/B - 20 S/B - 10PR D/Rise - 20 CONT - 20 PTS - 20 Foster 13-7-02 1st M Rocco 49/50, 2nd T Cosma 42/50; B/Trap $35.00 Great (43) - 10T PTS C/D: AA: R Dins- 50T SK: AA: D Parsell 47/50; A: S dale & W Parks 30/30; A: F Foon & S Hewitt 48/50, 2nd C McDougall 47/50; AA A B C 1 2 3 Each Grade Stokes 30/30; B: A Chant & G McMillan B: R Allen 44/50, 2nd M Whitelaw 42/50; Practice every Thursday 4.30 - 7.00pm 29/30; C: C Chant & R Wichham 27/30; C: D Ogden 44/50, 2nd L Watson 40/50; Sec: Brian Hooper (03) 9787 5570 Melways 259 F2 25T S/B C/S: AA: M Green 24/25, 2nd K 25T 5 STAND SPORTING: A: P Mills www.nepeanclaytargetclub.com Calder 36/38; A: B Kennedy 27/29, 2nd S 20/25; B: C McDougall 23/25; C: J Petti- Stokes 26/29; B: J Daff 39/41, 2nd P nato 11/25. PRELIMINARY GIPPSLAND PROGRAM October 2002 NOTICE Sat Oct 5th Bairnsdale Noon 1. 25T Ball Trap 2. 75T Champ of Champ Sec: K Cousens 5153 1079 The Victorian Sun Oct 6th Wonthaggi Noon Calcutta Day State ISSF 1. 10T PTS AA-20, A-18, B-16, C-14 C/D FREE BBQ LUNCH & CALCUTTA 2. 50T D/B Shot from AA-20, A-18, B-16, C-14 1,2,3,4,5 Championships Sec: L Bateman 9399 3340 Will be held at Sat 19th Oct Morwell Noon Budge Shield 1. 25T D/B Budge Shield H/Cap 123 FM BM Frankston Australian 2. 30T D/B C/Ship AA A B C 1 +2 Clay Target Club Pres: G McMillan 5148 6365 Sat 26th Oct Korumburra Noon 1. 50T D/B Graded On Friday, Saturday & 2. 25T D/B Cont Graded Sunday, November 29, 30, 3. 25T PTS Graded Sec: C Widdows 5662 3079 & December 1, 2002 Sat 26th Oct Tambo Valley 11am Start 1. 10T PTS E/O FULL DETAILS NOVEMBER 2. 100T Medley 4x25 Mixed Club Champ of Champ ISSUE OF CTSN Sec: P Sandy 5159 4368

October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 53 Frankston Australia 4-8-02 Hamilton 20-7-02 Kerang 20-7-02 O’Meara 27/30, 2nd J Lendon 26/30; C: Sunny (23) - 50T SK: AA: D Parsell Windy (30) - 25T D/B C/S: AA: R Millard Cold & Windy - 10T S/B E/O: R Peatling P Wilson 28/30, 2nd J Hill 26/30; 20T 48/50; A: PM Brown 47/50, 2nd C 28/28, 2nd A Pollock 24/25; A: P 10/10; 25T S/B C/S: AA: R Peatling S/B: A&O/A: C Penno 21/21, 2nd W McDougall 46/50; B: R Allen 46/50; C: D Vaughan 31/32, 2nd S Wythe 30/32; B: A 22/25, 2nd A Peatling 21/25; O/A&B: J Calaby 20/21; B: R O’Meara 19/22, 2nd J Ogden 43/50, 2nd R Tucker 40/50; 25T 5 Hoare 24/25, 2nd M Holloway 23/25; C: Absalom 24/25, 2nd N Lipple 21/25; C: B Lendon 20/24; C: P Wilson 18/21, 2nd J STAND SPORTING: A: C McHattie P Shepherd 27/28, 2nd JR Walsh; 25T Gibbons 17/25, 2nd B McCraw 15/25; Hill 17/21; 10PR D/D D/P: J Lendon & N 22/25; B: D Hammond 22/25; C: C CONT D/B C/S: AA: S McIntyre 59/59, 25T NWZ H/C: 1st P McCraw 25/27, 2nd Frankling 14/14, 2nd N Morrison & C McDougall 22/25; 10T CONT: C McHat- 2nd A Pollock 58/59; A: S Collins 33/34, N Lipple 24/27, 3rd R Wilkinson 21/26; Penno 13/14; 10T TWR PTS: A: M tie & L Irons 30/30; 50T CONT D/B: AA: 2nd S Chambers 32/34; B: A Hoare F/M: B McCraw 18/25. Spencer, C Penno & D Munro; B: P K Calder 56/56, 2nd P Mills 55/56; A: L 24/25, 2nd L Oakley 24/26; C: J Wythe Munro 30/30, 2nd D Hill, R O’Meara, B Irons 49/50, 2nd C Galea 49/51; B: R 20/25, 2nd P Tiberi 19/25; JACKPOT: S Kerang 10-8-02 Stewart & C Langridge 29/30; C: N Mor- Garth 50/50, 2nd D Hales 50/53; C: R Chambers 5/5 $191.00. Cool & Windy (30) - 30T DAVID rison & A Langridge 28/30. Bibby 32/50; 25T PTS CONT: AA: C STREET MEM: O/A&B: P McCraw McHattie 91/92, 2nd P Mills 90/92; A: C Jeparit 21-7-02 38/40, 2nd C Street 36/40; AA: R Fisher Mansfield 21-7-02 Galea 74/75, 2nd L Irons 73/75; B: R Glorious (39) - 15T D/B S/S: AA: D 27/30, 2nd T Robinson 26/30; A: S Bates Fine & Beautiful (37) - 10T E/O: N Garth 71/75, 2nd D Hales 61/75. Flavel, O Hayek, R Hounsell, R 28/30, 2nd S Kerr 26/30; C: B McCraw Kirley,T Plum, C Petersen, J Woolmer, R Lehmann, D Heinrich, J Hawker, R 23/30, 2nd R Aird 27/40; F&G: O/A: S Kirley & D Diaz 30/30; 30T S/B C/S Frankston Australia 18-8-02 Andrews & E Hall 15/15; A: M Kingwill Storm 34/40, 2nd B Hutson 32/40, 3rd A GRD: AA: J King 29/30, 2nd R Kirley Overcast (36) - 15T PTS: R Garth & P & N Sharrock 15/15; B: C Maybery, J Taylor 30/40; 20T D/B: A: T Robinson & 42/44; A: G McClure 28/30, 2nd B Calvi 45/45; 90T MXD: AA: W Parks Hinneberg, K Pitt, H McClure & S R Fisher 20/20; B: C Street 29/30, 2nd P Forrest 30/33; B: R Bate 26/30, 2nd R 145/150, 2nd R Williams 144/150; A: N Altmann 15/15; C: N Hendy & B Jewel McCraw 28/30; C: R Aird 19/20, 2nd K Barns 24/30; C: S Callahan 25/30, 2nd L Peart 140/150, 2nd S Zotti 136/150; B: J 15/15; 30T MED C/S: AA&O/A: D Flavel Kesper 16/22; F&G: 1st B Hurtson Apps 22; JNR: N Kirley 25/30, 2nd M Attinato 137/150, 2nd P Widdows 61/62, 2nd J Hawker 60/62; A: B Black- 39/40, 2nd S Storm 38/40, 3rd A Taylor Grant 21/30; 20PR D/D: 1st P Kirley & 130/150; C: V Borg 92/150; 75T SK: AA: wood 60/62, 2nd A Jones 58/62; B: S 36/40; 10PR D/D: D Symons & P D Diaz 22/22, 2nd T Apps & W Apps D Parsell 71/75; A: C McDougall 73/75, Marriott 48/50, 2nd J Hinneberg & H McCraw, 2nd D Pay & A Taylor, 3rd B 21/22. 2nd PM Brown 70/75; B: J Salpietno McClure 47/50; C: B Hawker 45/50, 2nd Hutson & W Perry. 66/75, 2nd R Allen 66/75; C: D Ogden J Krause 44/50; 25T S/B C/S: AA&O/A: Maryborough & Districts 27-7-02 70/75. B Flavel 25/25, 2nd E Hall 32/33; A: W Korumburra 27-7-02 Sunny Winters Afternoon (30) - 50T B/T Sanders 27/28, 2nd N Sharrock 26/28; B: Fine & Sunny (51) - 25T D/B: AA: B GRD C/S: O/A&AA: T Boucher 49/50, Geelong 4-8-02 L Spriggs 23/25, 2nd H McClure 22/25; Dinsdale, T Rowe, J Rowe, P Mills, M 2nd O Hayek 47/50; A: B Taylor 51/53, Fine & Sunny - 10T PTS E/O C/D: A C: D Hawker 24/26, 2nd J Sanders Green, C Carrol, H Crawford, W Parks 2nd J Shepherd 50/53; B: M Brady Agthervis, G Walter, B Scanlon, G 23/26. & L Howell 25/25; A: G Sparey, D 54/58, 2nd C Alderson 53/58; C: M Raf- Thomson, T Jelly & P Carroll 30/30; Kendell & C Gray 24/25; B: B Barlow ferty 42/50, 2nd R Osgood 37/50; 50T 25T D/B: AA: G Thomson 46/46, W Jeparit 18-8-02 24/25, 2nd B Palrell, A Chant & A Bird D/B GRD C/S: O/A&A: C Alderson Calaby 45/46; A: A Breen 35/35, C Perfect (30) - 15T S/S D/B: AA: D Flavel 23/25; C: N Bakker 24/25, 2nd T Haw 57/57, 2nd J Hill 51/52; AA: L Johnson Hepner 34/35; B: A Loubey 52/52, g , R Jorgensen, W Hawker, D Heinrich, R 21/25; 50T B/T: AA: W Parks 48/50, 2nd 56/57, 2nd B Rafferty 55/56; B: I Scown Walker 51/52; C: A Cameron 24/25, A Lehmann, R Andrews, E Hall, J Hawker M Green 47/50; A: B Dinsdale 45/50, 2nd 41/50, 2nd C Jennings 40/50; C: K Devine 23/25; 25T PTS: AA: W Calaby 15/15; 25T P/S C/S: AA&O/A: E Hall D Wales 45/50; B: H Crawford 49/50, Daniel 44/50, 2nd F Hubble 43/51; H/G: 102/102, A Agthervis 101/102; A: C 75/75, 2nd W Hawker 74/75; A: M King- 2nd T Malone 48/50; C: C Gray 48/50, T Boucher 107/110. Hepner 80/81, B Scanlon 79/81; B: G will 74/75, 2nd N Hinneberg 70/75; B: J 2nd A Ford 43/50; 25T PTS: AA: J Attard Burns 72/75, A Louby 71/75; C: A Hinneberg 69/75, 2nd J Ough & H 75/75, 2nd C Carrol 75/75; A: S Spand Melbourne 20-7-02 Cameron 68/75, J Tenner 70/78; 10PR McClure 68; C: B Jewell 71/75, 2nd J 75/75, 2nd A Ford 73/75; B: A Walkin- Rain & Cold (65) - 75T SPORTING: AA: D/R: AA: J Jolly 19/20, S Waburna 24; A: Krause 67/75; 25T D/B C/S: AA&O/A: W shaw 70/75, 2nd R Harns 68/75; C: T C Tingay 60/75; A: B Jones 58/75, 2nd B B Scanlon 19/20, T Zordan 15/20; B: B Hawker 158/158, 2nd D Flavel 157/158; McGrath 63/75, 2nd K Foote 59/75. Ruddick 54/75; B: R Carter 53/75, 2nd J Kelynaek 16/20, G Walter 15/20; C: B A: M Kingwill 67/68, 2nd B Blackwood Treble & D Appleby 51/75; C: C Tingay Kelynaek 15/20, A Cameron 20/30. 33/34; B: H McClure 41/42, 2nd C Jarred Kyneton 28-7-02 & G Whitaker 47/75; VET: R Jones 26/27; C: C Dahlenberg 26/27, 2nd B Cold & Showery (30) - 10T E/O PTS: A: 59/75, 2nd B Hall 47/75; 25T P/S: AA: D Jewell 25/27. M Spencer & N Frankling 30/30; B: R Wales 83/85; A: D Drinkwater 85/87; B: KORUMBURRA GUN CLUB President: M Green (03) 5657 3332 Secretary: C Widdows (03) 5662 3079 Saturday 23 November 2002 Proudly Sponsored by BERETTA AUSTRALIA 50 Tgt Points Championship Graded: AA, A, B & C 50 Tgt D/B Championship Graded: AA, A, B & C High Gun $2,000 Worth of Trophies

Page 54 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 Victorian Clay Target Association Inc State Trap Carnival 2002 Melbourne Gun Club 8, 9, 10 November Friday, 8 November - 10am start Event 1: State Double Rise C’Ship 25 Pr from 15 metres Graded AA, A, B, C Overall 2nd, 3rd plus 1st, 2nd, 3rd each Grade Event 2: State Handicap 50 tgts from ACTA Handicap Marks Prizes awarded 1st to 5th place with $1,000 added money Saturday, 9 November - 9am start Event 3: State Single Barrel C’Ship 50 tgt from 15 metres Graded AA, A, B, C Overall 2nd, 3rd plus 1st, 2nd, 3rd each Grade Event 4: State Double Barrel C’Ship 50 tgt from 15 metres Graded AA, A, B, C Overall 2nd, 3rd plus 1st, 2nd, 3rd each Grade Sunday, 10 November - 8.30am start 8.30am - Zone Teams Match Event 5: State Point Score C’Ship 50 tgt from 15 metres Graded AA, A, B, C Overall 2nd, 3rd plus 1st, 2nd, 3rd each Grade Event 6: Open State Postal Team - 50 tgt Points. Fifteen highest scores Events 3, 4 & 5 Womens State Postal Team - 25 tgt Points. Six highest scores Events 3, 4 & 5 Junior State Postal Team - 25 tgt Points. Six highest scores Events 3, 4 & 5 Veterans State Postal Team - 25 tgt Points. Six highest scores Events 3, 4 & 5 Please note: Countback will be used to determine last places in all Teams, except for Shoulder to Shoulder Teams, which will be decided by Shoot-off if necessary. NOMINATIONS ALL EVENTS $35. WOMEN, JUNIORS, VETERANS $30 All Events to be shot in one visit - six shooters per squad STATE OPEN HIGH GUN EVENTS 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5. WINNER TO RECEIVE NOMINATIONS TO NATIONALS, PLUS SASH AND GOLD VICTORIA BADGE WOMEN, JUNIOR & VETERAN HIGH GUNS EVENTS 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 Winners to receive refund of Carnival Nominations plus Sash A five man Club Teams Match will be conducted in conjunction with the State Point Score C’Ship In each Event, prizes will be awarded for Women, Juniors & Veterans only if there are at least three Competitors in the Group Optional $5 Overall Purse on Events 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 HANDICAP CARDS MUST BE PRESENTED AT NOMINATION, NO CARD, NO ENTRY VCTA Annual General Meeting Friday Evening 8th - 6.30pm

October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 55 A McCreddan 65/75; C: P Rigon 65/75; Mornington 10-8-02 25T D/B: AA: J Melrose 25/25; A: A Fine & Strong Winds (33) - E/O: T Blease 25/25; B: A McCreddan 23/25; C: Teboneras, G Beckworth, B Webley & P Rigon 24/25; 25T CONT: AA: D Wales Stumpe 30/30; 80T MED: AA: P Mills 25/25; A: A Blease 23/25; B: A McCred- 118/120, 2nd W Parks 116/120, 3rd B MELBOURNE dan 22/25; C: W Diston 21/25. Webley 120/127; A: Stumpe 112/120, 2nd A Keevers 111/120, 3rd N Carrol Melbourne 27-7-02 110/120; B: G Boyd 109/120, 2nd B Fine (55) - 75T SPORTING: AA: J Quinn Barlow 105/120, 3rd R Harris 103/120; 47/75; A: B Jones & D Menara 52/75; B: C: P Brennen 103, 2nd M Alaimo 84, 3rd J Walters 58/75, 2nd B Metcalf 53/75; C: T Alaimo 62. GUN CLUB G Whitaker 44/75, 2nd D Langenscwarz 43/75; VET: K Downie 49/75; 30T P/S Mt Bogong 7-7-02 Victoria Rd LILYDALE 3140 C/S: AA: K Calder 88/90; A: D Jackson Cold & Overcast (23) - 10T P/S E/O: K 85/90; B: A McCreddan 80/90; C: T Jones, R Phefley, J West & K Maurey Ph/Fax: (03) 9739 1771 Booth 81/90; 30T D/B C/S: AA: B 30/30; 15T D/B: A: J West 17/19, 2nd R www.melbournegunclub.com.au Humphris 35/35; A: D Jackson 30/30; B: Taylor 15/17; B&O/A: S Coulston 18/19, A McCreddan 27/30; C: P Rigon 28/30; 2nd K Maurey 14/16; C: J Elkington 30T CONT C/S: AA: K Calder 30/30; A: 13/15, 2nd R Fish 12/15; 15T H/C: 1st R D Jackson 30/30; B: M Whitelaw 23/30; Pigram 27/29, 2nd J Elkington 26/29, October C: P Rigon 24/30. 3rd J Wilson 21/24; 10PR D/R: A&O/A: K Rudebeck 17/20, 2nd R Taylor 14/20; Saturday 5th Open Jnr Melbourne 3-8-02 B: K Jones 31/32, 2nd S Coulston 30/32; 1. 100 Tgt Skeet Grd C’Ship AA, A, B, C $34 $26 Overcast & Showers - 25T S/B: AA: B C: J Elkington 14/20,2nd J Wilson 2. 40 Tgt Point Score Grd C’Ship Humphris 24/25; A: D Jackson 24/25; B: 10/20; H/G: S Coulston 82/98. AA, A, B, C $18 $11 T Fiorentino 12/25; C: P Rigon 21/25; 40T D/B: AA: C Henwood 45/45; A: A Mt Bogong 4-8-02 3. 40 Tgt Double Barrel Grd C’Ship Blease 40/40; B: D Menara 36/40; C: P Fine & Sunny (19) - 10T P/S E/O: C AA, A, B, C $18 $11 Rigon 40/40; 25T P/S: AA: J Melrose Elkington & K Jones 25/30; 20T P/S 4. 20 Tgt Continental Grd Trophy 75/75; A: G McClure 71/75; B: D Menara CONT C/S: O/A&A: K Jones 52/60, AA, A, B, C $11 $5 66/75; C: P Rigon 65/75; 50T SK: AA: R 2nd J West 47/60; B: B Wilson 52/60, Carter 48/50; A: B Hine 45/50; B: S Pel- 2nd I Erbacher 64/75; C: H Elkington Saturday 12th legrino 48/50; C: P Riddell 43/50; 50T 38/60, 2nd R Fish 37/60; 15T H/C: 1st SK: AA: R Carter 46/50; A: W Diston E Tomasoni 15/15, 2nd A Karnatz 1. 75 Tgt Trench & 25 Tgt Final 46/50; B: G Whitaker 49/50; C: P Riddell 20/21, 3rd D Harley 19/21; 20T D/B O/A, A, B, C $31 $20 39/50. C/S: O/A&A: J West 19/20, 2nd K 2. 25 Tgt Point Score Grd C’Ship Jones 18/20; B: C Elkington 25/28, 2nd AA, A, B, C $12 $6.60 Metropolitan 20&21-7-02 A Karnetz 24/28; C: L O’Keefe 14/20, SEZ SK CARN: SEZ H/C: L Watson 2nd J Wilson 12/20; H/G: K Jones 3. 25 Tgt Double Barrel Grd C’Ship 80/80, 2nd C Zocco 79/80, 3rd M Marino 104/125. AA, A, B, C $12 $6.60 78/79, 4th W Wellam 77/79; SEZ DBLS: 4. 25 Tgt Handicap 1, 2, 3 - 21 to 25 metres $12 $6.60 O/A: R Williams 47/50; AA: P Johnston Nepean 20-7-02 46/50, 2nd A Cousens 45/50; A: R Windy with Rain (25) - 10T D/B E/O: Melbourne vs Alexandra Team Shoot in Williams 47/50, 2nd W Wellam 50/56; B: 10 possibles; 30T D/B GRD: AA: P conjunction over Events 3 & 4 M Marino 41/50; C: C Zocco 42/50, 2nd L Mills 34/35, 2nd C Carrol 33/35; A: K Watson 39/50; LAD: W Wellam 44/50; James 33/34, 2nd D Cross 32/34; B: G Saturday, 19th STATE NIGHT SK C/S: O/A: A Bega Boyd 33/34, 2nd G Noyes 32/34; C: N 1. 75 Tgt Sporting Clays Grd C’Ship $31 $20 47/50; AA: P Johnston 46/50, 2nd D Bakker 24/30, 2nd P Brennan 22/30; O’Sullivan 53/58; A: A Bega 47/50, 2nd G 25T H/C: 1st D Cross 37/39, 2nd P AA, A, B, C, Veteran, Junior 1st & 2nd Young 46/50; B: D Patterson 46/50, 2nd Brennan 37/39, 3rd P Noy 32/33; O/A Sash Takes Grade P Stowe 41/50; C: C Zocco 42/50, 2nd B WINNING TEAM : Cerberus. Trophies Donated by Sid Davidson Patteson 41/50; LAD: K Cousens 41/50; Shooters please attend and show your support for the O/A&AA: P Stowe 49/50, 2nd D Pater- Nepean 26-7-02 son 46/50; A: P McVicar 48/50, 2nd S Good (21) - 50T H/C: 1st P Brennan sponsor Hewitt 55/59; B: A Perkavac 42/50, 2nd 48/50, 2nd C Quick 51/54, 3rd M Ven- 2. 25 Tgt Point Score Grd C’Ship M Marino 30/50; C: B Patterson 46/50, turini 50/54; B/M: K Saggers 44/50. AA, A, B, C $12 $6.60 2nd C Grey 34/50; SEZ 100T SK: 3. 40 Tgt Double Barrel Grd C’Ship O/A&AA: A Cousens 100/100, 2nd G Numurkah Shepparton 7-7-02 Farish 99/100; A: C McDougall 105/108, Overcast & Cold (30) - 10T D/B C/D: L AA, A, B, C Trophy 2nd $18 $11 2nd R Williams 104/108; B: S Lowery McNair, A Cole, M Gribben, K Stott, I 4. 25 Tgt Single Barrel Grd C’Ship 94/100, 2nd M Marino 91/100; C: C Phillips, J King, D Hunt, M Ilickson, J AA, A, B, C $12 $6.60 Zocco 93/100, 2nd M Palmer 87/100; Zito, B Ford, J Ford & B Beard 10/10; LAD: 97/100; H/G: A Cousens 194/200; 30T D/B C/S: AA&O/A: B Ford Saturday 26th LAD H/G: W Wellam 191/200. 172/172, 2nd C Hill 171/172; A: D Commencing 12 noon Hunt 69/70, 2nd C Robb 45/46; B: K Metropolitan 4-8-02 Stott 32/33, 2nd L McNair 31/33; C: C 1. 25 Tgt Point Score Grd C’Ship Fine (29) - 10T E/O: L Lewis, A Psaila Conley 29/30, 2nd A Wilson 28/30; 30T AA, A, B, C $12 $6.60 & J Barklem 30/30; 15T D/B: AA:A P/S: AA&O/A: C Hill 98/99, 2nd B 2. 40 Tgt Double Barrel Psaila 37/37; A: J Barklem 25/25; B: J Ford 89/90; A: B Beard 95/99, 2nd I L & J Concrete Grd C’Ship $18 $11 Adamo 25/25; C: F DeNino 21/26; 25T Phillips 90/93; B: K Stott 83/90, 2nd S D/B PTS: AA: M Tigani 84/84; A: A Harbor 82/90; C: F Zito 83/90, 2nd A O/A, AA, A, B, C, Junior Blease 72/75; B: S Tigani 70/75; C: F Wilson 77/90; 25T S/B: AA&O/A: M Shooters please attend and show your support for the DeNino 66/75; 20 PR D/R: AA: L Gribben 27/28, 2nd J King 24/26; A: I sponsor Lewis 38/40; A: A Blease 37/40; B: J Phillips 24/25, 2nd C Robb 27/29; B: L Adamo 37/40; C: F DeNino 25/40; 50T McNair 21/25, 2nd K Stott 22/25; C: D Trophy for 5 grade winners, Canteens of Cutlery valued at SK: B: J Adamo 46/50; C: M Tigani Conley 21/25, 2nd A Wilson 20/25. $170.00 each 43/50; 50T SPORTING; AA: C Scalora Sash and trophy for Junior, Trophy 2nd each grade 47/50; A: T Lobley 45/50; B: K Pater- Numurkah Shepparton 28-7-02 3. 25 Tgt Continental Grd C’Ship AA, A, B, C $12 $6.60 son 38/50; C: M Tigani 42/50. Cloudy (18) - 20T D/B C/S: O/A&B: S Harbor 28/28, 2nd J Kelly 19/20; AA: 4. 75 Tgt Sporting Clays Grd Trophy Mornington 13-7-02 R Felmingham 22/23; A: T Calandro AA, A, B, C, Veterans $31 $20 Fine & Windy (35) - 10T E/O CONT: G 27/28, 2nd A Cole 19/20; C: A Patten Boyd, R Pitt, D Cross, T Teboneras, M 17/20; 20T S/B C/S: O/A&A: N Cooper The Committee of the Melbourne Gun Club would like to Bakker, G Beckworth, L Howell, H 19/20, 2nd P Bright 18/20; AA: S Dunn thank our generous Sponsors Craford & K James 10/10; 25T CONT 13/20; B: S Harbor 15/20, 2nd B C/D: AA: P Mills & H Craford 25/25; A: Hartney 14/20; C: A Patten 16/20; 20T Management reserves the right to alter the program if considered necessary W Roberts, D Cross & K James 25; B: P/S C/S: O/A&C: A Patten 59/60; AA: S A Fenton 25/25; C: R Pitt 24/25; 50T Dunn 55/60; A: L Rankin 61/63, 2nd J All prices include GST D/B: AA: L Howell 50/50, 2nd J Attard Dunn 60/63; B: J Kelly 52/60, 2nd S 61/62,3rd R Williams 60/62; A: K Harbor 50/60; 20T H/C: 1st A Patten PRACTICE AVAILABLE ON SATURDAY James 50/50, 2nd S Elsley 62/64, 3rd 25/25, 2nd S Harbor 24/25, 3rd N MORNINGS AND WEDNESDAY G Sparey 61/64; B: A Fenton 49/50, Cooper 22/23, B/M: L Rankin 21/23; 2nd G Boyd 48/50, 3rd A Mullens 10PR D/R GRD C/D: A: A Cole 17/20, AFTERNOONS ON AUTOMATIC TRAPS 46/50; C: N Bakker 43/50, 2nd R Pitt 2nd W Stott 16/20; B: A Patten 13/20; 44/52, 3rd L Findlay 43/51. O/A H/G: A Patten 112/120.

Page 56 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 2002 South East Zone Carnival Location Metropolitan Clay Target Club 20 Vearings Rd off O’Herns Rd Epping Melb Sunday October 13, 2002 9.45 A.M. Sharp Start, Noms Close 11.00AM. Major Sponsor Beretta Australia All Events Guaranteed $250 Overall Winner Cash all others Grades 1st & 2nd Overall takes Grade Event 1 25 Tg Handicap 1st,2nd ,3rd, Junior F/M & B/M Event 2 25 Tg Double Barrel Grd Championship Event 3 25 Tg Single Barrel Grd Championship Event 4 25 Tg Pointscore Grd Championship Selection of Zone 5 Member Team over Events 2, 3&4. All team members will Receive Zone-Beretta Shooting Jacket. Conditions apply. Program High Gun $500.00, Sash & Case Shells Junior Program High Gun Events 1 & 2 A,B & C Grades Ladies & Junior Program High Guns Events 1,2,3&4 Program Winning Team Events 1 &2 Zone Glasses & Pendant Series Awards over all Team Shoots Series Over All High Gun, Champions Trophy, Sash & Silver Tray, Case Shells Series High Gun Double Barrel Sash & Case Shells Series High Gun Handicap Sash & Case Shells Junior Series High Gun Shells Series Winning Team Zone Pendant All events will be shot to finality under lights if necessary Inaugural Zone-Beretta Shooting Jacket presented to Selected Zone Team Members. Special thanks to Supporting Sponsors The Big Garage Bairnsdale, Graham Beckworth’s Door World, L & J Concreters P/L, HJB Group, Mills & Rowe, Security Assessment Services & Associates.

October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 57 METROPOLITAN CLAY TARGET CLUB INC Reg No: A5465. ABN: 34 637 836 794 Postal Address: Po Box 93 Epping Vic 3076 Club Location: 20 Vearings Rd off O’Herns Rd Epping Phone: 039401 3134 Fax: 039401 3122 E-Mail: [email protected] OCTOBER Sunday 6th 10 noon Start SHARP. METROPOLITAN FIELD & GAME CLUB INC GRAND PRIX CARNIVAL 100 TARGET OVER TWO GROUNDS O/A, 1ST & 2ND AA, A, B, C, VET’S, LADY’S & JUNR. O/A TAKES OVERALL THEN 1ST & 2ND EACH GRADE BETWEEN $2000 & $3000 IN PRIZES TO BE WON ON THE DAY

Sunday 13TH 10 am Start Sharp, Noms Close Early Don’t Be Late SOUTH EAST ZONE CARNIVAL Double Barrel, Single Barrel, H’Cap & Pts. Noms Close Early, Don’t Be Late Event 1 Noms Close AT 11am SHARP Saturday 19th 12 noon Start SKEET SHOOT Ev 1. 50 tgt Skeet O/A AA. A. B. C. Noms $20. Ev 2. 50 tgt Skeet O/A AA. A. B. C. Noms $20.

Saturday 19th 12 noon Start NIGHT SHOOT Ev 1. 20 tgt Night Shoot Pts CD 1ST, 2ND, 3RD Noms $10. Ev 2. 25 tgt Night Shoot DB O/A AA. A. B. C. Noms $11. Red $9. Jnrs $6.50. Ev 3. 50 tgt Night Skeet O/A AA. A. B. C. Noms $20. Red $16 Jnrs $13.

Sunday 20TH 12 noon Start Ev 1. 10 tgt Pts CD 1ST, 2ND, 3RD Noms $7.70. Ev 2. 25 tgt DB O/A AA. A. B. C. Noms $11. Red $9. Jnrs $6.50. Ev 3. 50 tgt DB Championship O/A AA. A. B. C. Noms $20. Red $16. Jnrs $13. O/A Sash Ev 4. 50 tgt Skeet O/A AA. A. B. C. Noms $20. Red $16 Jnrs $13. Ev 5. 50 tgt 5 Stand Sporting O/A AA. A. B. C. Noms $20. Red $16. Jnrs $13.

Sunday 27TH 11am Start 75 tgt Simulated F & G. OTG ( Noms close 1.00 pm Sharp) METROPOLITAN GRAND PRIX CARNIVAL 2002 FOR MORE INFORMATION ON GRAND PRIX AND ACCOMMODATION PLEASE VISIT OUR WEB SITE PLEASE SEE SEPARATE FULL PAGE ADVERT Metropolitan On The Web: www.vicnet.net.au/~metrogun Overall Takes His or Her Grade. Flash Targets On All ACTA Shoots President C Milroy Mobile 0413 484 069, Secretary P McVicar Ph 9401 3134 Mobile 0418 391 644. * ALL PRICES ARE INCLUSIVE OF GST * THE COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER THE PROGRAM

Page 58 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 GRAND PRIX CARNIVAL NOVEMBER 2ND - 3RD 2002 2 DAYS OF TOP DTL OVER $18,000 IN PRIZES SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING: BUNNINGS WAREHOUSE 592 HIGH ST EPPING Ph: 9408 9100. BUCHANAN & HEWITT (RETRAVISION) 649-651 HIGH ST PRESTON 9478 3511. THE JARRAH WAREHOUSE, QUALITY BBQ’S, BBQ TROLLEYS & OUTDOOR FURNITURE 24 TUSCAN CRT THOMASTOWN 9462 1522. DOOR PRIZE BY PELLEGRINO TRAVEL CENTRE 281 MAROONDAH HIGHWAY RINGWOOD 03 9870 9055 5 DTL TRAPS OPERATING SATURDAY 2ND 10am START SUNDAY 3RD 10am START BREAKFAST AVAILABLE AT 9.30AM EVENT 1 Noms $30 Red $24 Junr $18 EVENT 1 Noms $30 Red $24 Junr $18 25 tgt CLUB DB. 25 tgt CLUB S/B. SPONSORED BY RETRAVISION SPONSORED BY BUNNINGS WAREHOUSE O/ALL - 1ST & 2ND AA, A, B, C. O/ALL - 1ST & 2ND AA, A, B, C. O/ALL - Teac DVD Home Theatre System O/ALL - Karcher High Pressure Cleaner 1ST - Kodak 1.3 Meg Digital Still Camera 1ST - Ryobi Petrol Blower Vac 31cc 2ND - Teac 3 CD Mini Hi Fi System 2ND - Ryobi 31cc Petrol Line Trimmer

EVENT 2 Noms $30 Red $24 Junr $18 EVENT 2 Noms $35 Red $29 Junr $20 25 tgt DB PTS. SPONSORED BY 30 tgt METROPOLITAN GRAND PRIX DB. THE JARRAH WAREHOUSE SPONSORED BY RETRAVISION O/ALL - 1ST & 2ND AA, A, B, C. O/ALL -1ST & 2ND AA, A, B, C. O/A Takes O/A O/ALL - Ultra Q BBQ 4 & Side Burner O/ALL - Kelvinator 520L fridge 1ST - Ultra Q BBQ 4 Burner Jarrah Trolley 1ST - 140 Lt Fridge Westing House 2ND - 2 Burner BBQ With Stand 2nd - Sunbeam Espresso Machine

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October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 59 Numurkah Shepparton 4-8-02 Chambers 19/25; B: K Wythe 21/25, 2nd Fine & Cool (34) - 10T E/O P/S C/D: D M Holloway 20/25; C: S McRae 21/25, Kalafatis, N Cooper & I Gebhardt 30/30; 2nd L Cleggett 19/25. NORTH EAST ZONE / VCTA 30T D/B C/S: AA&O/A: B Ford 109/109, 2nd T Gull 108/109; A: C Robb 30/30, Tyrendarra 3-8-02 2nd R Trail 46/47; B: L Sharp 30/30, 2nd Fine (42) - 25T D/B C/S: AA&O/A: R OCTOBER PROGRAM T Sfetcopoulos 28/30; C: S Kemp 26/30, Duthie 48/48, 2nd M Gruar 39/40; A: J 2nd W Stott 18/30; 50T H/C: 1st M Matthey 47/48, 2nd P Vaughan 30/31; B: Saturday 5th Gribben 65/66, 2nd P Gobbo 64/66, 3rd T L Oakley 26/27, 2nd J Dumesney 25/26; Bendigo 11.00am Gull 59/61, 4th S Harbor 56/58, 5th N C: J Oats 23/25, 2nd S McRae 30/33; 25tgt Skeet Doubles C/D, 50tgt Skeet C/ship, Cooper 55/57; H/G: N Cooper; JNR: T 15PR SWZ D/R: O/A&AA: R Duthie 50tgt Skeet C/ship. Gull. 29/30, 2nd T Smith 27/30; A: G Jennings 23/30, 2nd D Height 22/30; B: J Dumes- Numurkah Shepparton 6.00pm Patchewollock 28-7-02 ney 26/30, 2nd L Oakley 22/30; C: J Oats Night & Day Shoot. Overcast & Windy (36) - 10T D/B E/O 27/40, 2nd S McRae 24/40; RAFFLE: M 50tgt State Night Cont. D/B C/ship AA.A.B.C. C/D: J Finis, C Fisher, R Scott & R Gruar. 50tgt State Night Cont. P/S C/ship AA.A.B.C. Yetman 10/10; 25T H/C: 1st T Fisher 35/36, 2nd R Yetman 34/36; 25T CONT: Veneto & Abruzzo 28-7-02 Sunday 6th AA&A: J Finis 28/29, 2nd D Fisher Cold (22) - 10T E/O PTS C/D: AA: T Numurkah Shepparton 10.00am 27/29; B: V Nixon 23/25, 2nd T Hall Psaila 28/30; A: G Went 27/30; B: E 22/25; C: C Fisher 24/25, 2nd R Scott Bertollo 27/30; C: D Brown 27/30; 25T Inaugural shoot 22/25. PTS GRD: AA: T Psaila 71/75; A: J Soppi 30Tgt D/B C/ship AA.A.B.C, 30Tgt S/B C/ship AA.A.B.C, 77/81, 2nd G Went 76/81; B: E Bertollo 30Tgt P/S C/ship AA.A.B.C. St Arnaud 28-7-02 67/75, 2nd J Napoli 66/75; C: P Brown Sponsored by A & D Calandro & Sons, O/A High Gun Overcast (10) - 10T P/S E/O: J McVitty 70/84, 2nd N Corbo 67/81; 25T D/B & O Hayek 30/30, 2nd W Coates & J GRD: AA: T Psaila 25/25; A: S Zotti Alexandra 12.30pm Kell 29/30; 30T D/B GRD C/S: O/A: J 34/35, 2nd I Urch 33/35; B: E Bertollo 20Tgt D/B, P/S Gr C/ship, 20Tgt D/B Cont. Gr C/ship, McVitty 48/48, 2nd S Reyne 47/48; A: G 24/25, 2nd P Gobbo 67/81; 20T S/B C/D: 20Tgt D/B Trophy. Strauss 29/30, 2nd W Coates 27/30; B: D AA: V Mollica & T Psaila 16/20; A: G Petrie 29/30, 2nd J Kell 28/30; C: N Went 18/20; B: J Neuman 18/20; C: N Saturday 12th McQuinn 27/30; 30T S/B GRD C/S: Corbo 15/20. Benalla 12.30 pm O/A&A: O Hayek 54/55, 2nd S Reyne 10tgt D/B E/O, 25tgt P/S C/ship AA.A.B.C, 53/55; B: D Petrie 35/37, 2nd J Kell Walmer 6-7-02 26/30; C: N McQuinn 24/30; H/G: O Cold & Showery - 10T PTS C/D: R 20tgt H/cap 1.2.3.BM, further event time permitting Hayek 187/188; OTF 6: S Reyne (O Greenwood & T Knight 28/30; J James O/A High Gun. Hayek); OTF 7: J Grewar. 27/30; MT GRD C/S: A&O/A: J Hill 32/35; AA: W Calaby 31/35; B: G Clarke Sunday 13th St James 29-6-02 25/35; C: J James 22/35; OVER 60: N Echuca 11.00am Fine & Windy (50) - 10T D/B C/D: M Frankling 25/35; OVER 70: D Munro 40tgt NEZ M/T C/ship, 25Tgt H/Cap, Ilikson, T Little, S Murphy, D Dean, M 30/35; 10PR D/T: AA: T Knight 18/20; A: 25Tgt D/B C/ship. Kelly, K Maurey, R Webster, T Jones, N R Greenwood 23/30; B: G Clarke 12/20; Hayden, N Cooper & T Plum; 20T D/B C: J James 16/20. Saturday 19th MAURICE MURPHY MEM: O/A&A: N Bendigo 11.00am Hayden 30/30, 2nd G Hawke 29/30; B: M Walmer 20-7-02 Kelly 25/26, 2nd P Gowrie 19/20; C: A Cold & Windy - 10T PTS TWR: N 10tgt P/S E/O, 25tgt P/S C/ship, 25tgt S/B C/ship, Reid 19/20, 2nd J Ford 18/20; H/C: 1st A Frankling, J Hill, K Mitchell, B Billing 50tgt Bill Coulson Memorial D/B C/ship. Sinclair 39/39, 2nd G Reid 38/39, 3rd S & G Thatcher 30/30; MINI MT GRD Wangaratta 10.00 am 2 Day Shoot Murphy 21/22; 20T CONT C/S: O/A&B: TWR C/S: A: R Greenwood 35/35, 2nd B 20tgt D/B C/D, 20tgt P/S C/ship AA.A.B.C 1st & 2nd, a Pettit 42/42, 2nd M Kelly 19; A: T Har- Billing 41/45; B: W Attwood 22/35; C: M greaves 41/42, 2nd N Hayden 24/25; C: J Bulkeley 28/35, 2nd P Fergeus 20/35; 20tgt S/B C/ship AA.A.B.C 1st & 2nd, Murphy 18/20, 2nd J Pettit 16/20; H/G: OVER 60: N Frankling 40/45; OVER 70: 20tgt D/B C/ship AA.A.B.C 1st & 2nd. N Cooper. F Hubble 16/35; 15T PTS TWR: A: J Hill 45/45; B: W Attwood 39/45; C: M Bulke- Sunday 20th Swan Hill 21-7-02 ley 42/45. Wangaratta 10.00 am 2 Day Shoot Fine & Sunny (16) - 10T H/C D/B E/O: P 20tgt D/B C/D, 20tgt P/S C/ship AA.A.B.C 1st & 2nd, Costa, P McCraw, J Costa & A Taylor Walmer 3-8-02 20tgt D/B C/ship AA.A.B.C 1st & 2nd. 10/10; 25T D/B H/C: 1st A Byrne 25/25, Cold & Showery - 10T PTS C/D: W 2nd J Costa 51/52, 3rd P McCraw 50/52, Calaby, J Shepherd, B Rafferty & D 15pr D/R C/ship AA.A.B.C 1st & 2nd, 4th E Parker 26/28; 25T P/S C/S: AA: E Munro 29/30; 40T MED GRD C/S: O/A, Ladies, Jnrs & Vet. High guns. Parker 71/75; A: P Hutchinson 70/81, AA&O/A: W Calaby 60/60, 2nd J Shep- Deniliquin 12.30 pm 2nd A Byrne 67/81; B&O/A: A Taylor herd 59/60; A: R Greenwood 57/60, 2nd 10Tgt P/S E/O, 30Tgt P/S C/ship, 30Tgt Presidents D/B 73/75, 2nd J Absalom 71/75; C: J Parker N Blake 53/60; B: G Willett 57/60, 2nd G 62/75, 2nd A Mills 52/75. Clarke 51/60; C: M Bulkeley 45/60, 2nd C/ship, 30tgt S/B C/ship. K Langridge 41/60; OVER 60: N Mansfield 12.00 noon Tambo Valley 22-6-02 Frankling 46/60; OVER 70: D Munro 10tgt P/S E/O, 50tgt D/B Spring C/ship Gr, 20Tgt Tower Fine & Windy (18) - 10T P/S C/D: R 44/60; 10PR D/D D/P: J Lendon & R P/S Trophy. Sandy & C Davis 30/30; 50T D/B C/S: Lendon 50/50, 2nd J Shepherd & R AA: C Davis 50/50, 2nd M Sandy 51/53; Greenwood 49/50. Friday 25th A: S White 58/58, 2nd C Ellis 57/58; B: L Mathoura 7.00pm Treasure 49/50, 2nd T Quick 46/50; C: R Wangaratta 20-7-02 Sandy 45/50, 2nd P Sandy 41/50; 25T Overcast (62) - 10T P/S E/O: B Ford, G 10Tgt P/S E/O C/D, 25Tgt P/S O/A & 2 Grds, CONT P/S: AA: M Sandy 69/75; A: D Neville, J Kelly, T Walls & P Wojtowyez; 15Tgt S/B 123. Treasure 70/75; B: L Treasure 64/75; C: 30T CLAUDE DEAN MEM S/B C/S: P Sandy 51/75. O/A&AA: K Shields 30/30, 2nd G Evans Saturday 26th 42/42; A: V Tomasoni 32/33, 2nd K Euroa 1.00 pm Tambo Valley 27-7-02 Demaj 36/38; B: K Maurey 28/30, 2nd P 10tgt Golden Fleece P/S Gift, 10tgt Wool Week Trophy Perfect (26) - 10T CONT P/S C/D: M Gobbo 26/30; C: T Little 25/32, 2nd D H/Cap, 10tgt Seven Creeks S/B Gift, 10tgt Forlonge Cont. Sandy, S White & C Ellis 30/30; 50T S/B Williams 24/32; BEST JNR: B Jackel CONT SEZ C/S: AA: C Davis 47/50, 2nd 24/30; 50T DICK LOVE MEM D/B C/S: D/B Gift, 10pr Auto & Driven. M Sandy 46/50; A: G Neville 44/50, 2nd O/A&AA: G Evans 86/86, 2nd B Ford Sunday 27th D Treasure 43/50; B: T Whelan 46/50, 85/86; A: K Demaj 83/84, 2nd G Neville Colbinabbin 1.00 pm 2nd G Wallis 43/50; C: R Sandy 39/50, 57/58; B: P Gobbo 48/50, 2nd T Quick 2nd T Bracey 38/50; 25T TWR D/B: AA: 47/50; C: T Little 45/50, 2nd J Ford 20Tgt S/B C/D, 20Tgt H/Cap, 40Tgt M/T C/ship. C Davis, 2nd S Collins; A: G Neville, 2nd 42/50; 10T S/B JNR: H Sinclair 12/15; Numurkah Shepparton 12.00 noon A Bevis; B: G Wallis, 2nd T Whelan; C: T H/G: K Demaj 108/110; VET H/G: V 10Tgt H/Cap E/O, 20Tgt Charlie Warburton Memorial Bracey, 2nd R Adamson. Tomasoni 101/110; JNR: B Jackel 94/110. H/Cap 1.2.3.BM, 30Tgt P/S C/ship AA.A.B.C, 30Tgt D/B Tyrendarra 6-7-02 C/ship AA.A.B.C, O/A High gun Windy & Overcast (28) - 25T D/B C/S: Wangaratta 28-7-02 Wangaratta 12.00 noon (Skeet) AA: A Pollock 26/28, 2nd G McLean Cool Light Rain (19) - 50T SK C/S: 25/27; A: S Wythe 24/29, 2nd D Height O/A&A: T Jones 81/82, 2nd G Farish 50tgt Skeet C/ship A.B.C. 1st & 2nd + B/Jnr 23/29; B: R Evans 21/25, 2nd M Hol- 80/82; B: K Fisher 47/50, 2nd A Grassi 50tgt Skeet C/ship A.B.C. 1st & 2nd loway 20/26; C&O/A: H Hardcastle 50/54; C: M Smith 43/50, 2nd C Regi- 27/28, 2nd J Hardcastle 23/25; 25T S/B nato 41/50; B/JNR: B Jackel 37/50; 50T Contact Clubs for further information. C/S: AA&O/A: R Millard 30/32, 2nd A SK DBLS C/S: O/A&A: G Farish 49/52, Pollock 29/32; A: I Matthey 20/25, 2nd S 2nd D Jackel 48/52; B: K Fisher 46/50,

Page60 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 2nd A Grassi 43/50; C: C Reginato 36/50, T Clanadro 127/140; JNR H/G: B Jackel 2nd K Perry 33/50. 116/140.

Wangaratta 17-8-02 Warracknabeal 27-7-02 Fine, Mild & Sunny (65) - 10T P/S E/O: Sunny & Windy (25) - 10T E/O MXD: North West Zone R Taylor, E Thomasoni & P Wojtowyez; AA: D Flavel, R Lehmann, W Hawke & 20T P/S C/S: O/A&AA: G Evans 60/60, G Vogel 20/20; A: B Lehmann 19/20, 2nd 2nd K Shields 59/60; A: D Hunt 58/60, W Sanders & G Strauss 18/20; B: L 2nd T Hicks 57/60; B: D Wilson 58/60, Niewand, D Harris & B Joy 19/20; C: D CARNIVAL 2nd R Nixon 57/60; C: J Ford 61/66, 2nd Kennedy 18/20; 25T P/S C/S: AA&O/A: CARNIVAL A Ferguson 60/66; B/JNR: B Jackel R Lehmann 75/75, 2nd W Hawker 56/60; 20T D/B C/S: O/A&AA: G Evans 74/75; A: B Lehmann 71/75, 2nd M 170/170, 2nd B Henshall 169/170; A: T Kingwill 69/75; B: D Harris 72/75, 2nd B Mildura Gun Club Calandro 46/47, 2nd P Green 24/24; B: B Joy 71/75; C: B Mann 62/75, 2nd J Jory 60/61, 2nd A Green 44/45; C: A Krause 61/75; 25T D/B C/S: O/A&AA: D Saturday October 19, 2002 Patten 60/61, 2nd T Peacock 25/26; Heinrich 32/32, 2nd R Black 31/32; A: M 15PR D/R C/S: O/A&AA: B Henshall Kingwill 25/25, 2nd B Lehman 27/29; B: 10am Start 27/30, 2nd T Pigram 34/40; A: K Demaj D Harris 25/25, 2nd P Schilling 35/38; 34/40, 2nd G Shale 34/40; B: B Jory C: J Krause 22/25, 2nd B Mann 20/25. Event 1: Nom $16 31/40, 2nd J Kelly 38/50; C: L Weston 25t North West Zone Carnival Handicap 21/30, 2nd D English 27/40; 10T S/B Warrnambool 10-8-02 JNR: L McNair 14/15, 2nd A Gobbo (30) - 25T D/B C/S: AA: G Hayden 39/39, 1st Overall —$150.00 2nd—$100.00 13/15; H/G: T Pigram 132/140; VET H/G: 2nd W Wombell 38/39; A: P Vaughan 3rd—$50.00 4th—$40.00 5th—$30.00 6th -10th—$20.00 WANGARATTA CLAY Event 2: Nom $16 25t North West Zone Double Barrel TARGET CLUB Championship AA, A, B, C 1st Overall and grade - Overall sash and Sunday, 27 October Skeet 12 noon $70 trophy Event 1 50 Tgt Skeet Championship 1st other 3 grades - Sash and $70 trophy, 1st & 2nd A, B, C & BJ 2nd each grade $30 trophy Noms. Full $18 Reduced $14 Junior $9 Ladies, Junior and Veterans $25 trophies Event 2 50 Tgt Skeet Championship 1st & 2nd A, B, C Event 3: Nom $16 Noms. Full $18 Reduced $14 Junior $9 25 t North West Zone Single Barrel The Committee reserves the right to alter the programs if considered necessary Championship AA, A, B, C President: Daryl Hunt (03) 5722 1169 1st Overall and grade - Overall sash and Publicity Officer: Gil Farish (03) 5762 5224 $70 trophy 1st other 3 grades - Sash and $70 trophy, 2nd each grade $30 trophy Ladies, Junior and Veterans $25 trophies Event 4: Nom $16 VENETO & ABRUZZO 25 t North West Zone Points Score Championship AA, A, B, C CLAY TARGET SHOOTERS 1st Overall and grade - Overall sash and Sunday, 27 October 2002 $70 trophy 1st other 3 grades - Sash and $70 trophy, Start Time 12.00pm 2nd each grade $30 trophy Venue WISCI Complex, Ballan Road, Werribee Ladies, Junior and Veterans $25 trophies Event 1: 10 Tgt Eye Opener Points C/D OVERALL HIGH GUN — HY-SKOR GUN SAFE AA, A, B, C $——- $7.00 (SPONSORED BY BERETTA AUSTRALIA PTY LTD) AND DELUXE SASH Event 2: 25 Tgt Points Score 1st & 2nd to winning grade $100 cash Grade High Guns (Other 3 Grades) $100 cash 2nd AA, A, B, C $10.0 $12.00 Ladies, Juniors, Sub Juniors and Veterans High Gun - Trophy $25 Event 3: 25 Tgt Double Barrel 1st & L, J, V - Reduced Noms Events 1, 2 & 3 2nd AA, A, B, C $10.00$12.00 Ladies Juniors & Veterans grades only paid if 3 or more competitors Event 4: 20 Tgt Continental C/D Event 5: 3 Person Team (all registered through one club) AA, A, B, C $——- $10.00 Shot over events 2, 3 & 4. Total scores Drawn Jackpot $2.00 to count. Nom $5 per shooter Sponsored by: Silverii’s Pharmacy Winning Team to divide 1 case Cartridges (John Silverii) 5 Person Zone Team over events 2, 3 & 4 Cnr St George Rd & Holden St, North Fitzroy Team members to receive nominations 9481 0671 for D/B, S/B and Pts at State Carnival The committee reserve the right to alter or modify any event if necessary President - Gary Cassells Ph 03 5461 4435 Mr Ernesto Bertollo Ph: 9852 0694 Secretary - Sharlene Bertalli Ph 03 5495 2329 Mr Mario Salvatore Ph: 9359 1938

October 2002 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 61 WANGARATTA CLAY TARGET CLUB 2 Day Trap Shoot - 19 & 20 October 2002 Saturday, 19 October - 10am Start Event 1 20 Tgt Cash Divide (Graded) $10 Event 2 20 Tgt Point Score Championship Noms Open $15, L/V $10, Jnr $8, OS $2 Sponsored by Northern Vic Ammo Supplies Event 3 20 Tgt Single Barrel Championship Noms Open $15, L/V $10, Jnr $8, OS $2 Sponsored by Adventure Camping & Fishing Wangaratta Event 4 20 Tgt Double Barrel Championship Noms Open $15, L/V $10, Jnr $8, OS $2 Sponsored by North East Painting Services Pty Ltd Sunday, 20 October - 10am Start Event 5 20 Tgt Cash Divide (Graded) $10 Event 6 20 Tgt Single Barrel Championship Noms Open $15, L/V $10, Jnr $8, OS $2 Sponsored by Willoubghy’s Wangaratta Camping World Event 7 20 Tgt Point Score Championship Noms Open $15, L/V $10, Jnr $8, OS $2 Sponsored by Elks Hunting & Fishing Albury Event 8 15 Pair Double Rise Championship Noms Open $15, L/V $10, Jnr $8, OS $2 Sponsored by Judds Menswear & Suit Hire Wangaratta

All Championships AA, A, B, C 1st & 2nd Trophy value minimum of 1st $100 & 2nd $50 each grade High Guns over Events 1-8 OVERALL HIGH GUN sponsored by Bushwakka Swags “Queenslander” retail $449 LADIES HIGH GUN sponsored by Wangaratta Clay Target Club VETERANS HIGH GUN sponsored by Wangaratta Saw & Mower JUNIOR HIGH GUN sponsored by The Shooters Shack, Case of Ammo plus cash FOOD, REFRESHMENTS & AMMO AVAILABLE ALL WEEKEND SATURDAY NIGHT BBQ AVAILABLE AT VINE HOTEL FREE SUNDAY BBQ BREAKFAST AT CLUB HOUSE Practice will be available on Friday, 18 October from 2pm President: Daryl Hunt (03) 5722 1169 (ah) Secretary: Trevor Jones (03) 5726 9262 (anytime) The Committee reserves the right to alter the program if considered necessary Club located on Detour Rd, North Wangaratta behind the Vine Hotel COME TO WANGARATTA AND ENJOY A WEEKEND SMOKIN TOP TARGETS FOR TOP TROPHIES AT LAST YEAR’S NOMS

Page 62 Australian Clay Target Shooting News October 2002 28/29, 2nd G Jennings 46/47; B: L Guida 48/49; A: C Trembath 27/28, 2nd Oakley 24/26, 2nd J Dumesny 23/26; C: G Went 24/25; B: E Bertollo 24/25, 2nd J H Hardcastle 22/25, 2nd J Oates 20/25; Napoli 23/25; C: W Wellam 20/25; 25T 25T D/B CONT: AA: G Hayden 25/25, P/S: O/A&AA: S Trembath 72/75, 2nd D Werribee Victorian 2nd R Millard 24/25; A: M Dyson & B Neilson 71/75; A: N Guida 71/75, 2nd G McLennan 48/49; B: W Crawford 24/25, Went & C Trembath 69/75; B: E Bertollo 2nd G Vickers 28/30; C: H Hardcastle 71/75, 2nd J Napoli 67/75; C: W Wellam Clay Target Club Inc 20/25, 2nd J Whthe 19/25; OTB: M 62/75. Greene. PO Box 806 Werribee Vic 3030 Wonthaggi 11-8-02 Werribee Vic 7-7-02 Cool Wind & Some Rain (31) - 10 min drive from Werribee CBD on Ballan Road Fine - 100T TRENCH H/C: 1st M Tigani DOROTHY & JEPH KENT MEM 50T 94/100, 2nd S Pilipasidis 91/100, 3rd S C/S: AA&O/A: W Parks 59/60, 2nd P Trembath 90/100, 4th C Trembath Mills 58/60; A: C Widdows 58/60, 2nd J OCTOBER 2002 87/100, 5th D Neilson & J Tonna 86/100. Cross 57/60; B: J Buchanan 42/50, 2nd A OCTOBER 2002 Chant 39/50; C: J Maffett 23/50, 2nd J Werribee Vic 14-7-02 Moyle 19/50; 20PR STATE D/D C/S: PRACTICE EVERY WEDNESDAY, Fine - 10T P/S E/O: A Bebend, G O/A: M Foon & L Lewis 23/25, 2nd G Magdziarz, T Psaila, S Zotti & G Went Courtman & N Rundle 22/25. FRIDAY & SATURDAY - 1PM 30/30; 15T NOV: 1st W Camilleri 15/15, 2nd L Irving 14/15, 3rd L Camilleri Woods Point 28-7-02 11/15; 25T D/B: O/A&AA: T Psaila Overcast (27) - 5T E/O D/B PTS: L Poile, Friday, 4 October at 2pm 47/47, 2nd D Neilson 46/47; A: G Went P Kirley, P Desmond, P West, B Olympic Trap Re-Entry Events 24/25, 2nd A Bebend 22/25; B: J Petti- McKenna & R Lay 15/15; 20T D/B H/C: nato 24/27, 2nd W Sadler 23/27; C: C 1st L Apps 20/20, 2nd P Kirley 27/28, Decarolis 36/36, 2nd S Roiall 22/25; 25T 3rd A Guppy 32/35, 4th L Poile 31/35; Sunday, 6 October at 12 noon P/S: O/A&AA: C Trembath 75/75, 2nd S 50T D/B C/S: O/A&AA: R Kirley 50/50, Trembath 74/75; A: S Zotti 74/75, 2nd D 2nd P Kirley 44/50; A: A Guppy 49/50, 100 tgt Trench Handicap - $35 (pays to 6th place) - Azzopardi 71/75; B: C Phillips 73/75, 2nd P Desmond 47/50; B: J Wood 54/57, AA+0, A+4, B+8, C+12 2nd W Sadler 70/75; C: A Faranda 70/75, 2nd Hoon 53/57; C: L Apps 47/50, 2nd J 2nd C Decarolis 61/75; 20T CONT: G Cleeland 46/50. Madgziarz, T Psaila, C Trembath & S Sunday, 13 October at 12 noon Trembath 20/20; H/G: C Trembath Yarrawonga 7-7-02 119/120. Cloudy & Cold (15) - 10T P/S E/O: J Event 1: 10 tgt P/S E/O C/D $7 Dunn 30/30, 2nd R Carter & F Lyons Event 2: 40 tgt Mixed Champ Grd Werribee Vic 27/30; 20T P/S C/D: A: G Walls, G 10 DB, 10 SB, 10 P/S, 5 Pr D/Rise $15 Fine - 10T E/O P/S: K Calder, T Psaila & Fletcher & B North 59/60; B: F Lyons S Trembath 30/30; 50T D/B: O/A&AA: S 52/60, 2nd W Ibbott 51/60; C: A Fergu- Sash O/All 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C Trembath 50/50, 2nd K Calder 76/77; A: son 59/60, 2nd W Bond 54/60; 25T Event 3: 20 Pr D/Doub Champ $9 N Guida 49/50, 2nd G Went 46/50; B: J CONT: A: G Fletcher 31/33, 2nd R Napoli 47/50, 2nd L Scribani Rossi Carter 30/33; B: R Gulliver 27/30, 2nd F Sash 1st Pr, Trophy 2nd Pr 46/50; 50T P/S: AA&O/A: B Dunstan Ibbott 26/30; C: A Ferguson 25/30, 2nd E Event 4: 20 tgt Grd D/B $9 146/150, 2nd K Calder 145/150; A: N Wemyss 24/30; 25T D/B: A: B North Guida 143/150, 2nd G Went 137/150; B: 26/26, 2nd J Dunn 25/26; B: K Willett Sash O/All, 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C J Neumann 140/150, 2nd J Napoli 24/25, 2nd F Lyons 24/26; C: W Bond 15 tgt Novice D/B 138/150; 75T TRENCH: O/A: B Dunstan 21/25, 2nd G Phillips 19/26; H/G: G $15 inc. pkt Shells 96/100; A: J Tonna 69/75; B: S Price Fletcher 153/160. 62/75; C: P Guida 58/75. 15 tgt DTL Novice Championship - Noms $15 Yarrawonga 5-8-02 including cartridges Werribee Vic 4-8-02 Fine & Cloudy (17) - 20T D/B E/O: P 100T TRENCH H/C: 1st S Pilipasidis Green, R Carter, A Ferguson, T Plum, T 94/100, 2nd P Guida 90/100, 3rd E Sig- Walls & G Walls 20/20; 30T CONT: A: R Sunday, 20 October at 12 noon norotto & B Dunstan 89/100, 4th S Carter 38/38, 2nd G Walls 37/38; B: T Trembath & J Tonna 88/100. Laing 28/30; C: W Bond 27/31, 2nd T 75 tgt Trench + 25 tgt Final - $33 - Sash O/All, 1st Little 26/31; 25T D/B C/S: A: T Plum A, B, C Werribee Vic 11-8-02 25/25, 2nd R Carter 48/49; B: T Laing 100 tgt Skeet - $30 - 1st AA, A, B, C 10T P/S E/O: T Psaila & J Barklem 24/25; C: N Daley 24/27, 2nd W Bond 30/30, 2nd R Russell 29/30; 25T D/B: 23/27; H/G: R Carter 74/75. O/A&AA: E Bullmore 49/49, 2nd P JACKPOT 10 tgt PS Eye Opener CD Noms $7 **50 tgt D/B 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C plus O/All Sash Noms $20 **50 tgt Points 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C plus O/All Sash Noms $20 Please Help . . . ** (These TWO events form part of the optional $1300 Lucky Ball rolling Jackpot) Three shooters decided to split the cost of a Hotel (Unless previously won) room. The Hotel Manager gave them a price of $30. Sunday, 27 October The shooters split the bill evenly, each paying $10, and Veneto/Abbruzzo Shoot went to their room. However, the Hotel Manager (see separate advert this issue realised that it was Wednesday night, which meant the hotel had a special ... rooms were only $25. He had WATCH THIS SPACE FOR overcharged them $5 MAJOR FORTHCOMING He called his son, gave him five one-dollar coins and told him to return it to the shooters. EVENT When the Hotel Manager’s son explained the situation ON NEW YEARS DAY 2003 to the shooters, they were so pleased at the honesty of the establishment they promptly tipped the boy $2 of President: A De Muri 0418 353 268 the $5 he had returned and each kept $1 for himself. Secretary: Claire Watts (03) 9742 1134 So each of the three shooters ended up paying $9 (their Management reserve the right to alter the program if considered necessary original $10, minus $1 back) totaling $27, plus $2 for MINIMUM OF 5 SHOOTERS MUST BE IN GRADE the boy makes $29. What happened to the other $1?? BEFORE 2ND PRIZE PAID

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ARARAT CLAY TARGET CLUB INC - Held their AGM recently MANSFIELD CLAY TARGET CLUB INC - Held their Annual and the following office bearers were elected: President - Wayne General Meeting on July 2nd 2002 and the following office bearers Harris, Vice President - Gary Hargreaves, Sec/Treasurer - Graeme were elected: President - Anthony Kirley, Vice President - Paul Leslie, Shoot Secretaries - Gary Hargreaves, John Lowe, Barry Kirley, Secretary - Joy Forrest, Treasurer - Shane Callahan, Assist. Hall, Zone Delegate - Graeme Leslie, Committee Members - above Secretary - Shane Callahan, Publicity Officer - Anthony Kirley, including Ken Malcolm & John Brown. Public Officer - Shane Callahan, Handicapper - Shane Callahan, Zone Delegate - Bill Forrest, Club Captain - Phillip Desmond, BEGA GUN CLUB INC - Recently held their Annual General Shoot Marshall - David Luelf, Range Officer - Michael Ward. Meeting, following are the elected members: President - Neville Teale, Vice Presidents - Keith Pearce & Charlie Smith, Secretary - WILKAWATT GUN CLUB - Held their Annual General Meeting Lynne Teale, Treasurer - Virginia Deacon, Shoot Marshall - Charlie recently and the following office bearers were elected: President - Smith & Dean Shipton; Publicity Officer - Shane Platts, Club Del- Anthony Lock, Vice President - Don Beelitz, Secretary - Lynn egate - Lynne Teale; Handicapper - Colin Sheehan, Committee Beelitz, Treasurer - Jim Cornwell, Delegate - Don Beelitz, Handi- Members - Colin Sheehan, Bert Deacon, Brian Smith, Stuart capper - Jim Cornwell. Bennett & Shane Platts. TAREE - WINGHAM GC: Recently held their Annual General CROOKWELL GUN CLUB INC - Recently held their AGM on Meeting on 21 August 2002 and the following office bearers were 21st June 2002 and the following office bearers were elected: Pres- appointed: President - Terry Duck, Vice President - Gary Brown, ident - Clinton Skelly, Vice President - Noel Nicholson, Secretary - Secretary - Daryl Pasfield, Treasurer - William Pine, Club Captain Dick Cromack, Treasurer - John Nicholson, Handicapper - David - Ronald Marsden. Loane, Assist. Secretary - Tim Skelly, Shoot Marshall - Paul Wildman. WESTERN ZONE QCTA: Held their AGM recently and advise Committee members are: President - Ross Gundry, Secretary/Trea- KERANG CLAY TARGET CLUB INC - Recently held its AGM surer - Judy Kocho, Councillors: District 1 - Robert Nugent, Dis- on 14th August 2002 and the following office bearers were elected: trict 2: Bill Allan, District 3 - Graham Bickerton & Bill Bryant, President - Frank James, Vice President - Darren Pay, Sec/Trea- Zone Coach - Rodney Woodrow, Referee Examiners - Gordon surer - Phyllis Epps; Handicapper - Darren Pay, Committee Watson, Bill Allan, Robert Nugent, Graham Bickerton. Members - Michael Schmidt, Karl Kesper & Jim Absalom.

SHOOT CALENDAR

2002 Oct 4-7 NSW CTA Trap Carnival Wagga National Ground, NSW Oct 5-13 2002 World Masters Games Frankston Australian, Vic Oct 13 SE Zone Trap Carnival Metropolitan CTC, Vic Oct 13 Donald 3rd Anniversary shoot Donald CTC, Vic Oct 24 NSW Southern Zone Continental Carnival Canberra International CTC Inc Oct 26-27 QCTA South East Zone Trap Maryborough CTC, Qld Nov 2 Commonwealth Night D/B Championship Dubbo GC, NSW Nov 2-3 SA State ISSF Carnival State Shooting Park, SA Nov 2-3 Vic ISSF Grand Prix Series Melbourne GC, Vic Nov 2-3 Metropolitan Grand Prix Carnival Metropolitan CTC, Vic Nov 2-3 Macquarie Masters Open Dubbo GC, NSW Nov 8-10 Victorian State Trap Carnival Melbourne GC, Vic Nov 9 Annual Golden Snapper DTL Coffs Harbour CTC, NSW Nov 9-10 2 Day Pre Nationals 200t Skeet Carnival West Australian GC, WA Nov 11-16 ACTA Skeet Nationals WACTA, WAGC, WA Nov 16-17 NSW CTA Continental Carnival Sydney CTC, NSW Nov 29-Dec 1 Vic State ISSF Championships Frankston Australia CTC

2003 Jan 1 New Year’s Day Shoot Kerang CTC Inc Jan 11-19 Olympic (ISSF) Discipline Nationals West Australian GC, WA Mar 6-15 World Cup in Shotgun West Australian GC, Wa Mar 8-16 New Zealand Nationals TBA Mar 11-15 Australian Veterans Games National Shooting Complex, Wagga NSW Mar 29-31 National DTL Pre Nationals National Shooting Complex, Wagga NSW April 1-6 National DTL Championships National Shooting Complex, Wagga NSW May 17-18 National Sporting Clays National Shooting Complex, Wagga NSW Nov 9-11 Skeet Pre Nationals National Shooting Complex, Wagga NSW Nov 12-15 Skeet Nationals National Shooting Complex, Wagga NSW

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