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1999 V52 05 May.Pdf Mildura Clay Target Club Inc. Queens Birthday weekend, Saturday 12, Sunday 13, Monday 14, June 1999 Commencing at 8.30 each day. EVENT 1. bbournmmrv bb~ndprixV Olympic mp Championship 125 targets + 25 final - Graded AA, A, B, C OVERAU WINWER -will receive Sash plus a "Tassie Fly-Drive" 5 nights 6 day holiday for two including accommodation at Best Western Motels and car hire provided by plus return airfares from either Mildura to Devenportd or Melbourne to Devenport. FIRST EACH GRADE - Single return trips from either Mildura to Melbourne or Melbourne to Mildura. SECOND EACH GRADE - Cash prize $50. BEST LADY and JUNIOR - Cash prize $50 providing 3 or more entries. EVENT 2. LEOurnE- rand mwOlympic ~hp~ou~rs Championship 75 pair + 25 pair final - Graded AA, A, B, C OVERALL WIRnER -will receive Sash and Grade prize a single return trip from either Mildura to Melbourne or Melbourne to Mildura. FIRST OTHER GRADES - Single return trip from either Mildura to Melbourne or Melbourne to Mildura. SECOND EACH GRADE - Cash prize $50. BEST LADY and JUNIOR - Cash prize $50 providing 3 or more entries. NOMINATIONS - Olympic Pap $50. Double Pap $60 plus $10 DPIPurse. $5 Junior levy each event. * ACCOMMODATION - Rooms available at Boulevard Motor Inn Phone (03) 5023 5023 Chaffey International Motor Inn Phone (03) 5023 583 Free call 1800 804 784, but must be booked prior to June 5,1999. * SATURDAY NIGHT - Dinner for all shooters and friends in Club Rooms: Adults $13 * If flying to this tournament please support our sponsors. We are most grateful to and ahowledge our Sponsors Book early for motel accommodation b,om"! Excellent Club facilities AUSRALIA Lawned area for tent and van sites on For further details telephone Phone: Laurie Connors (03) 5022 2444 SecretaryIManager (03) 5023 2567 Club number (03) 5023 0422 NATIONAL EXECUTIVE Executive Director Mr Graeme Brown Patron The Right Honourable Malcolm Fra$er,A.C., C.H. National Director of Coaching President Vacant Mr Glenn Woodhatch Chairman. Designed and Typeset by Midland Typesetters SHOOTING NEWS Management Comminee. 30 Hubble Steel, Maiyboraugh, Vic 3465 43 Pfauses Road, Bendigo. Vic 3550 Piinled by Newsprinters Ply Ltd, VOLUMENO. 52 Ph: (03) 5440 2538 BH Melbourne Road, South Shepparton, Vic 3630 ISSUENO. 5 MAY 1999 Management No responsibility is accepted by the publisher for Mr Bill Jones (Vice-President). Chairman, Finance the accuracy of information contained in the text, Committee, illustrations or advertisements. The opinions OFFICIAL JOURNALOF THE 25 Links Cres, Port Macquarie, NSW 2444 expressed in this magazine do not necessarily AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET Ph: (02) 6582 5662 represent those of the publisher. ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED Mr Mark Bulluss 16 Exmouth Court. Leanyer. NT0812 ISSN: 1321-3903 Annual Subscription Rate: $30 Ph: (08) 8948 2323 BH June issue closes on April 30 Mr Allan Kenny Chairman. July issue closes on May37 Promotion 8 Develaoment Commiltre. 94 Central Ave. oekent Park. Tas 7009 Ph: 03 6273 2199 MI Roben Nugent PO Box 231, Roma. Qld 4455 Front cover: Ph: (07) 4622 2507 Australian Glenn Trophy Team: L-R Max Baflofon, Mr Ron Trail1 Chairman Nalional Guy Beddington, Scott Wrighl (Overall Skeef Championships Comminee Champion). Sam Forsylhe and Adrian LuCGhiHi. PO BOX77, Rochester, Vic 3561 Teams tied for Trophy Ph: (03) 5484 1356 MI Graham Michell Chairman. Shwtlng Committee, 12 lllman Ave, Murray Bridge. SA 5253 Ph: (08) 8531 1394 Mr Ross Sibester Chairman, Coaching Council. PO Box 91, Boyanup. WA 6237 Ph: (08) 9791 4200 BH CONTENTS Committee President's Notes ............................. 2 Mr Antony Brown PO BOY36045, Winneliie, NT 0823 Australasian Grand Prix ......................2 Phone: (08) 8932 6040 Break Badges ............... ..................... 7 Mrs Elaine Fonvard Chairman. RuleslSaletyiReferees Committee. Guyra Gun Club ............................... 8 PO Box 68. Tambellup, WA 6320 Cohuna Clay Target Club ...................10 Ph: (08) 9825 1137 Mt Isa Gun Club ................................ 10 Mr Tom Meadows National Office 180 Delancey Street. Ormistan. Old 4160 Peel & District .................................. 12 Graeme Brawn Ph: (07) 3286 2607 Vision and Clay Target Shooting ........ 13 Executive Director Mrs Nannette McCallum Golden Ibis Shoot 14 1876 Lyell Highway ................. ....... Andrew Sanders Lawitta, Tas 7140 Matyborough IdBits .........................16 Administration Manager Ph: (03) 6261 3852 Sydney 2000 ......................................17 Mr Mark Mclnnes Deborah Brown "Weeabunna" Val 7 ACCOU~~S Narrabri, NSW, 2390 Monarto-Alexandra CTC ....................18 Ph: (02) 6792 2956 Karen Bryce William Robert McEntyre ....................19 Mr Vince Mollica. ReceptionisVrYpist 2 Thistle Street. Essendon. Vic. 3040 Shooiing Skeet Doubles..................... 20 CTSN. Ph: (03) 937-96016 Cuzzo's Ramblings.......... ... ......... 21 Mr John H. Byrnes. Contact: Wangaratta Clay Target Club .............22 PO Box 395, Waikerie, SA 5330 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET Ph: (08) 8541 3209 Club News ........................................ 23 ASSOCIATION INC. Honorary Life Registrations Classifieds 4 PO ecx 466. WAOGAWAeGA L. G. Connors (P.P.) G. H. Hall (PP.) N. Hardy Shoot Calendar ................................. 24 NSW 2650 E. F. Havikins (P.P.) R. M. HolHreter IPP) PHONE: (02) 6931 0122 L. J. Marlin (PP) C. Molt R. H. Mayse R. Mules Shoot Results ................................... 25 FAX: (02) 6951 0125 A. N. Rowe J. K. Scott (PP) J. M. Tyquin (PP) ErnnrL: actaC3riverina.net.a~ N. Wells R.F. Buchan J. Murphy Australian Cloy Target Shooting News Page 1 ROMA NATIONALS Australia's premier Olympic Discipline shooting Competition, the Australasian-Pacific 'Grand Prix", which was conducted at Bris- who attended. Well done Roma. bane Gun Club between 20th and 27th February, attracted over 170 shooters from throughout Australia and from 10 overseas RUSSELL DOES IT AGAIN! countries. Amongst the overseas contingents was one of the strongest teams his name. Shooting in Lima, Peru. Russell shot a score o ever to come to Australia from the United States and comprised a 1461150 to take out the title. He then teamed with Glen team from the U.S. Shooting Team and also a very strong team Kable and Nathan Cassells to win the silver medal in the from the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit at Fort Benning in teams event. In the Double nap Russell, Nathan and Georgia, who confirmed the belief that the Brisbane "Grand Prix" Adam Vella won the silver medal also in the team event. competition is amongst the best competitions currently available anywhere in the World. WAGGA WAGGA UPDATE It is hoped that by the time you read this column, we will have commenced the construction of the new ofiice. Our only holdup to date has been official red tape within the Wagga Wagga Council hut this has now been sorted out. We hope that by the Skeet Nationals later in the year, our ofiice will be well and truly open for business. WORLD DTWGRAND AMERICAN Time is almost up if you are still undecided as to whether you will make either one, or both, these once in a lifetime shooting trips. Ifyou wish to shoot in the World DTL the CPSA have set aside some 120 places for International shooters. Entry forms, information and Application for Firearms Permit can be found on the CPSA's web site on the internet. Travel information and bookings can be made with Don ALLCHURCH of Tourplanners Australia on 08 8556 2533. Many shooters come to me with complaints about current Rules, in particular, the Handicap. A number of years ago the National Executive put forward that there would not be a rule change for a specific period -in fact 5 years. The immediate response from all was that this was a great idea. However, in a very short period of time Competitors from the U.K., Japan, Austria, Czech Republic, there were many requests for changes to a number of the Lebanon, France, Spain, New Zealand and USAcame to Brisbane to help make the 99 "Grand Prix" the most successful yet con- Rules. I guess it is human nature to want this, so the ducted in its 5 year history. Rules committee then continued to make changes as they were requested. The committee continues to assess In addition to the 99 competition attracting so many class com- and make change where they believe it necessary, hoping petitors, this year the event took on a ncw look with the conduct- it will lead to more enjoyable and competitive competi- ing of a new format Australian Open event in Trap, Skeet and tion to the satisfaction of most. When considering the Double Trap and also the worlds first ever conducting of a 'skins' changes, one fact continues to come out - the change event in all three disciplines. requested in most cases has been tried before and was Added support from Kemen Australia, Rio Oceania, Olimpyc found not to work. Targets, Winchester, Borhaghi Cartridges and Carlton United Despite this we are continually criticised for specific Breweries also ensured that the competition would he the success rules and asked to fix this one or do something about that everyone has come to expect of it since first being conducted that one. I have no problem with this - all I ask is if you in 1995. By arrangement with Rio Oceania, each Grade and want to criticise, as least give us the solution at the same Section Winner throughout the entire competition would be pre- time so all shooters can benefit. sented with a case of 500 Rio Cartridges in each Championship. In all 60 cases of cartridges were to be presented during the Grand Prix. 'age 2 Australian Clay Target Shooting News May 1999 Tony Houselander, Tony Kidman, Len Norman, Col Boyd, Greg Newey, Terry Morony, Craig Smith, Dot Trindall, Carol Ogden, Ross Tipler and the many others who did so much, not only before the competition, but also during the event. Without the assistance of so many indi- viduals, the Australasian-Pacific 'Grand Prix' would not enjoy the outstanding success that it does today and to he rated as Australia's most important international Olympic Discipline clay target shooting competitian.
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