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Yearbook and List of Members © 2006, English Twenty Club English Twenty Club 2006 Yearbook and List of Members © 2006, English Twenty Club. All rights reserved. The information in this book has been compiled from English Twenty Club and NRA records. The English Twenty Club has made every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information in this book, but the Club assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors. i Contents Contents .....................................................................................................ii Preface ......................................................................................................iv Club Information.........................................................................................1 Officers of the Club ........................................................................................... 1 Membership Facilities Committee 2006 ............................................................ 2 Captains of England and English Twenty Club Teams 2006............................. 2 Council of the National Match ........................................................................... 2 English Target Shooting Federation.................................................................. 2 Fixtures for 2006 ............................................................................................... 3 Be Proud of Your Club ...................................................................................... 4 English Twenty Club Rules ............................................................................... 5 Other Information............................................................................................ 10 Bisley Clubhouse ............................................................................................ 11 Clubhouse Armoury ........................................................................................ 11 Income and Expenditure Account ................................................................... 12 Balance Sheet................................................................................................. 14 Treasurer’s Report .......................................................................................... 17 Secretary’s Report for the Year 2005.............................................................. 18 Minutes of the Annual General Meeting.......................................................... 20 Club Competitions....................................................................................24 English Twenty Club Prize Meeting................................................................. 24 District and Division Jewels............................................................................. 27 English County Rifle Championship for the King George V Challenge Cup.... 28 Result of the Grist Cup 2005........................................................................... 31 The Club Championship.................................................................................. 32 The Varley....................................................................................................... 34 The National Match ..................................................................................35 Rules............................................................................................................... 35 Guidelines for National Team Selection.......................................................... 37 Results Summary............................................................................................ 37 Result for 2005................................................................................................ 38 Captains and Adjutants................................................................................... 38 Coaches.......................................................................................................... 39 Shooters and Reserves .................................................................................. 39 Mackinnon ................................................................................................41 Results Summary............................................................................................ 41 ii Result for 2005................................................................................................41 Captains and Adjutants ...................................................................................42 Coaches ..........................................................................................................42 Shooters and Reserves...................................................................................42 Other England Events ..............................................................................44 Lawrence Match ..............................................................................................44 Commonwealth Games and Commonwealth Shooting Federation Championships................................................................................................46 Thomas Nationwide Transport Challenge Trophy ...........................................47 English Twenty Club Matches..................................................................48 Matches v RAFTRC, Scotland and Wales.......................................................48 Match v Combined Services and Home Countries ..........................................50 GB Matches .............................................................................................51 Kolapore..........................................................................................................51 Australia Match................................................................................................53 School and Cadet Unit Affiliations............................................................55 Presidents and Secretaries from 2000 ....................................................56 Presidents .......................................................................................................56 Honorary Secretaries ......................................................................................56 Index.........................................................................................................57 English Twenty Club Memorabilia Order Form........................................59 iii Preface This book contains details of events held in 2005; officers, captains and adjutants for 2006; records for events from 2000, and a list of members for 2005. For information on matches and competitions before 2000, see the English Twenty Club Records Summary 1864-2000. Changes in information that normally remains the same are marked by change bars in the margin. Anyone discovering an error should report it by email to [email protected] or by post to: Yearbook Editor English Twenty Club Bisley Camp Brookwood, Woking Surrey GU24 0NY The Club’s web site is at: http://www.englishtwenty.org.uk The site carries current information, the results of 2006 events shortly after they take place, and downloadable forms. You can also download a PDF version of this yearbook without the list of members. Useful pages on the site are: scores – http://www.englishtwenty.org.uk/scores U25 – http://www.englishtwenty.org.uk/u25 links – http://www.englishtwenty.org.uk/links With the exception of scores, submissions for the web site should be sent to the Honorary Secretary for approval. Scores can be sent directly to [email protected]. The following email addresses are also available: Honorary Secretary [email protected] Honorary Membership Secretary [email protected] Honorary Treasurer [email protected] Chairman [email protected] Spring Meeting [email protected] Under 25 Representative [email protected] iv Club Information Club Information Officers of the Club Patron H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh, K.G., K.T. President Prof. A.R. Horrocks, SC2 Past President Dr R. Pizer Vice Presidents Major W.H. Magnay, GM, SM, SC Lt.Cdr. J.F.O. Willcox, RN (retd.) B.T. Ford, D.L. Col. H.J. Thompson, O.B.E. N.E.C. Molyneux1 K.E. Chard K.M. Pilcher, GM2, GC, SM, SC M.E. Barr1 P.W. Medhurst1 A.J.C.B. de Launay K.O. Pugh1 Trustees M.E. Barr J.P. Hakim Council 2006: T.G. Rylands (Chairman), P. Sykes, P.R. Smith 2007: C.J. Aldridge, S.J. Comins, E. Stuart-Bamford 2008: Eur.Ing. C.A. Painting, P.N. Hinchliffe, R.P. Rosling, GM and representatives of the following services organisations: Royal Navy (POA (SE) T.J. Amy) Royal Marines Army (Major C.S.T. Lehmann) Royal Air Force (Flt.Lt. S.C. Williamson, SC) Royal Navy Reserve Territorial Army and Council For Cadet Rifle Shooting (S. Cox). Acting Honorary Secretary Prof. A.R. Horrocks, SC2 [email protected] Liaison Officer to Surrey Police Prof. A.R. Horrocks, SC2 1 Executive Vice-President 1 Club Information Honorary Membership Secretary S.J. Carter [email protected] Honorary Treasurer G.R. Atkinson [email protected] Spring Meeting Organisers P. Sykes S. Harding Editor of Yearbook P.L. Jordan [email protected] Honorary Book Examiner T.J.D. Raincock Secretary of District Superintendents Group P. Merry, GC 300 Metre Divisional Superintendent S.J. Carter F Class Divisional Superintendent P.W. Medhurst Membership Facilities Committee 2006 Major C.S.T. Lehmann, S.J. Comins, S.M.C. Wilson, T.J. Fitzsimons, B.M. Moore Captains of England and English Twenty Club Teams 2006 Captain Adjutant National:
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