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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 Page 1 Page 2 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S NOTES Time certainly flies, it seems only like last month that I was writing a column for the C.T.S.N. Here it is July and I am now writing my twelfth. OLD FIREARMS & A lot of things have happened in that period. The sport itself has been well supported at the three National Cham- OFFENSIVE WEAPONS pionships held in the past year culminating in the suc- cessful D.T.L. Championships at Echuca. Membership is on the increase, although this is offset by ACT the numbers who for reasons best known to themselves. have not renewed their membership for 1986 - we must According to information supplied by the Q.C.T.A. an retain members as well as attract new shooters -perhaps vou can hel~with this. Authorised Officer may grant a Licence to a Person "~~ ~ . over the age of 14 years and under the aqe- of 17 Costs are increusing in all nrcas and 1111sobviously does years to possess anduse a firearm. cause some concern for the Erecutivc Cornmitree who arc Shooters under the age of 14 years are not permitted very aware of the problems thar are conProntmg all sports - under any circumstances to possess and or use a not just Clay Target Shooting. firearm. We have seen two National Olympic Discipline records Correspondence confirming this advice has been established. Terry Rumbel at the O.D. Nationals in forwarded to ail Queensland Ciub Secretaries. Brisbane (Trench) and Craig Meuleman at Nawarra Juniors shooting illegally (outside the rules of the Qld (Skeet). Firearms Act) are not permitted on any Ciub Grounds Adrian Cousens established a new skeet break record in and are not protected by any form of Insurance. November at 'Melbourne and all events at the Trap Na- If in doubt please see your Qld Ciub Secretary for a copy tionals were more than well supported. of the Q.C.T.A. Advice. There have been changes on the various National Com- mittees with anew member. Kay Woods fromTasmaniaon the Management Committee as well as a new Vice Presi- Alan J. Maher, dent in Jim Scott. Executive Director. We have a National Coaching tour arranged for November when Phil Murray from the U.S. will hopefully pass on his experience at Skeet shooting to the many who wish to attend his coaching clinics. This is a plus for Skeet Shooters and the benefits will be long lasting. The National Training Squad under the direction of Peter Quire is having a live in training Camp early this month at thc Inscitutc of Sport in Canbr~.ra. Havingrer:errrly been able to hnvc a first liarrd lock at tllc Model K80 are I I facilities thar :~vaikaMeat rhc Smrts Institute, I am ccr. Trap, Skeet, Field Guns tain that we will only have our shooters benefit by their involvement. Choice of barrels, gauges, stocks and grades. We are being represented at the Commonwealth Games Made in West Germa~y. and World Shooting Championships where we intend to do well in both trench and skeet and have a five man team competing at the World Skeet Championships in the P.O. Box 48, Sans Souci, NSW 2219 U.S.A. where again we hope to do well. Phone (02) 546 2354 These are the happenings that are readily seen and maybe accepted as standard. Not so however as there is a lot of involvement from many who at times appear to be just a few. While at National level we do not always fully appreciate the involvement at other levels, we nevertheless unders- tand the importance, your club needs YOUR suppart to operate as efficiently as YOU the member require. So too then does support need to be extended to YOUR Zone and ultimately YOUR State if the standards that YOU the shwter are demanding, are to be achieved let alone maintained. Many shooters are willing to assist and say they only have to be asked and they will be only too pleased to help. Phone now for more details or Mail Orders welcome to: Remember all the hard work your ClubiZonelState V.G. AUTOMOTIVE PAINTS Secretary does on your behalf - don't wait to be asked, in- Lot 2, Amax Ave, GIRRAWEEN, N.S.W. 2145 stead volunteer to assist with whatever you are able to. PHONE: (02) 636 5260 B.H. or (02) 631 3142 Alan J. Maher. Grade 1 Rec. Retail Only I

FEATURES PATENTED BROWNING INVECTOR CHOKE ...... I AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 Page 3 Obviously, we are anxious for the team to do well, if they COMMONWEALTH are able to perform at their best and bring home the medals that are hoped for we will all be delighted. for the GAMES 31986 team personally and the sport as a whole. The Australian Shooters will, like all sportsmen and On the other hand we must not be too disappointed if the women at the Games, be keen to do well. None will show medals are not forthcoming. As long as the team gives of greater desire than our Clay Target competitors who as a their best - which we know that they will do. four man team are a very experienced combination. Good luck and good shooting. Trench shooter. Terry Rumbel from N.S.W. will be com- peting at his third Commonwealth Games as will Victorian COMMONWEALTH GAMES TEAM I.S.U. Skeet Shooters, Ian Hale and Alex Crikis. 1986 The newcomer to the team is another Victorian, Domingo Diaz, who will with a selection score of 1981100 in the Trencll: Terry Rumbcl (N.S.W.),Do~ningo Diaz (Vic) Olympic Trenoh Discipline add to an already well creden- Skeet: Alcr Crikis (Vic), Ian Ilnlc (Vic). tialled shotgun team. Managcr: Peter Quire (National Coacl~rllgDuecto~.).

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Page 4 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 BERETTA SURPASSES KILPATRICK IS NEW ONE MILLION MARK HOT SHOT AT Beretta has announced the world wide production and shipment of their one millionth overlunder shotgun. WINCHESTER This milestone was announced by Ugo Gussalli Beretta, Managing Director of Pietro Beretta S.P.A. in Gardone Val AUSTRALIA Trompia, Brescia. Italy. At 36 years of age. Brian Kilpatrick has spent half his Several gun manufacturers have produced one million life in the firearms industry. automatic shotguns, but Beretta believes it is the first to Starting out some 18 years ago in the retaiUwholesale exceed the one million mark for over and unders. area. Brian then served a short stint as sales represen- Beretta overlunder shotguns are available in their 600 tative with a leading firerarm importer prior to joining series and SO3 and SO4 lines. Winchester nine years ago. Duties at Winchester have in- All of the shotguns are expertly crafted and oombine cluded Customer Servioe Manager, Sales Representative elesance with wood and steel harmonv. ~~ ~ - - --~ and now Customer ServioelInternal Sales Australia. ''This important milestone is sigriifiuunr because it Brian's love of firearms soon led to his intense involve- dcmonsrrares the wo1.1d wide acceptance and approval of ment in shooting sports and for the past 22 years has been Bcrcrta sporii~lgsl~otguns." Robcrt Bunaventurr. Brretta an active uurnpe~rtorin a vor~etyof shoorin&disciplines. Vice President and General Manager said Of all the shooting disciplines it is the International "The public has responded to our total commitment to Practical Shoorine Confederation 1I.P.S.C.I stvle of produoe the finest firearms in the world, by choosing our shooting that offer; Brian the greateit ohalleige aid the products. ereatest rewards. - -~ ~~~~ ~ "This continuous vote of confidence reinforces our com- I.P.S.C. cornpcllrton is a ~nodrfledversion of police and mitment to continue to refine and better our products," he military stylc shooting that may rcquue movement during added. the match. In a typioal match targets include reotangular cardboard targets about 39" x 18" and steel reaction targets of various sizes and styles. Some targets may be partially covered to inorease the degree of accuracy required and WEST ALONG GUN penalty points are given for misses. The scoring system is based on actual points scored CLUB minus penalties divided by the time taken to complete the The West Wyalong Gun Club held their monthly Trench match. With the variable factor of time taken into account shoot on the weekendof April 26 and 27. It was an elimina- the perfect soore can never be achieved and the challenge tion round for the New South Wales Training Squad and it never ceases. consisted of two 100 target championships. The Skeet After five years competition under tough I.P.S.C. oondi- event being a straight 200 target Championship. tions, he has won a series of state titles and now, the The Club saw shooters come from Sydney, Melbourne, Australian National Championship title. Cobar. Dubbo, Griffith, Wagga and Canberra. On the Brian will now lead the Australian team in the World Saturday we saw a good but hard program set, and as the I.P.S.C. Championships, to be held in Orlando, Florida, day progressed we watched a well known young shooter in September 16 through 21, competing against 300 other Michael Diamond from Sydney take out the sash and A highly ranked competitors from 25 nations. grade with a score of 1411150, AA grade was won by Melbourne shooter Bill Iles scoring 941100. Winning the B grade section was B. Hall from The Rock scoring 891100. T. Murray from Tullibigeal with a score of 761100 took the C grade honours. On Sunday, the second half of Lhe 200 target Trench Elimination the shooters had an easier program set, and Bill Iles took out the OIA and AA grade honours shooting 971100. A grade belonged to Michael Diamond with 961100. B grade again to B. Htlll with 911100 and T. Murray once again took out the C grade with a good performance of 901100. In conjunotion was the 200 target ISU Skeet elimination round. There were eight shooters contending with the OIA and A grade won by J. Cole shooting 1751200. B grade B. Kennett won with 1601200 and C grade belonged to P. MeWilliam with 1211200. The club would like to thank all the shooters who took part and also take the opportunity to thank the ladies and Iannilli's Supermarket for the hamper. Brian Kilpatrick

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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 Page 5 U.S.A. SKEET C MPIONSHIPS The Australian Team is heading towards the United States later this month to shoot the National Skeet Shooting Association, 1986 World Skeet Championship. The Team, selected on the results they obtained at the 1985 National Skeet Championships in Melbourne, are all experienced and capable shooters, very anxious to shoot well at tbis comoetition.

Held- ~ in San-~~ Antonio.~. Texas.. our~ shooters will in a few shorr days cxperienoe thc varying degrees in tcmpcrature as they lcave the Ausrralinn wrnter for the hot American Summer. Some of the members who have competed before in this event will remember the hot 40 degree days from last time and will no doubt have learned fro-m the experience. While in America they will have the opportuni-ty to shoot &st U.S. Cham~ionPhil Murrav. who will be visitine ~Lstraliain ~overiberto conduct &aching Clinics in aii States. As well as this, Team Manager, Roy Holtfreter will be having a close look at the computerised system that con- trols the Championships and will also be speaking with Amerioan officials on the possibility of establishing a postal competition along the lines of the Maolcintosh Cup. We wish the team well in their shooting and look forward to receiving some early notification of what we are confi- 0 Eugene Kavanagh dent will be good scores from the Amerioan Skeet Championship. U.S.A. SKEET TEAM 1986 A. Cousens (Vic). W. Iles (Vic). B. Thomson (Vic), R. Dower (S.A.), E. Kavanagh (N.S.W.). R. Holtfreter (W.A.) Manamr.

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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 Page 7 WARATAH STATE NOTES - JULY,1986 FROM THE. WESTERN ZONE: As reported in the May edition of the News - Arthur Turner now a resident of Dubbo, was the winner of the Dubbo Sportsperson of the Year Award. This then meant that Arthur was in the running for the Central West Sportsperson of the Year. Taking in other winners from Orange, Bathurst, Cowra, Parkes. Forbes, Condoblin and of course Dubbo. It's very pleasing to have received news from Joan Scott, that Arthur has in fact taken out the CENTRAL WEST SPORTSPERSON OF THE YEAR AWARD. The newspaper report states: "The fruits of the award win are considerable and they no doubt made Turner a very happy man when his name was announced. "Winning the Award has given Turner a tri~fortwo to Noumea where he will stay at the Club Mediteranian Holi- e N.S. W.I.S.U. enthusiasts Con Diamond and Frank Petriella with day Village with $3.500 in expenses paid, his airfare of Steve Kesseil- watching the 'boys' shoot. $1,500 and $400 spending money, on top of that he will Day 3: 25 Targcr Single Barrel, 15m (graded), 15 Pair Dou- receive a Dlaaue and maenificent embroidered blazer." ble Rise, 15m. (graded). ~ertainiya-great aw& and the sponsors mustbe con- MINIMUM AGE 1-IMIT IS 30 YEARS OF AGE. gratulated for providing such support. I have been sent a supply of registration forms AND Well done, Arthur. THE CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATION IS 31ST JU-

LY. 198fi.~~~ - .~ FROM THE NORTHERN ZONE: More informarion may be obtamed Prom the General The Zone Skeet Carnival is now over, and what a great ManogorC.A.hf.G.,GP 0. Box 1448. Danvin. 5791 Phone success it was - congratulations go to the Coffs Harbour (089) 82 2211. Club for the wav in which thev conducted the event. Package accommodation and travel deals are available. Results from ;he carnival wik be in the Aueust- edition of the Notes. OLYMPIC DISCIPLINE NOTES Inverell Gun Club will be conducting their Annual Open 2 Day D.T.L. Shoot on the 16thl17th August - and I would With winter now well and truly on us. our elimination just like to say, if you haven't been to Inverell's shoot - series and the conducting of major Olympic Discipline car- mark this one in your little book - it's a beauty, great pro- nivals in New South Wales is taking its well earned rest for gram, great food and the hospitality is second to none - a few months, with the exception of the elimination to be hope to see you there. held at Griffith Gun club in a few weeks time. An early mention for the Tamworth Club's 2 Day Open During this period, our National teams will be competing D.T.L. Shoot - 6thl7th September. Events will include a at the Commonwealth Games in Scotland in late July, and the World Championships at Suhl in East Germany, dur- FIOCHHI-- - TOURNAMENT and DANIARM EVENT with the overall trophy in each event bcing a shotgun. So, lf you ing early September. The New South Wales I.S.U. Sub- enjoyed the State Carnival lost year why not make the trip committee has also once again received an invitation to to Tamworth again rhis year for their Open Shoot. compete at the Pesta Sukan Games in Singapore in early August, and there will be a contingent of our state's I.S.U. *** enthusiasts heading over there. Don't forget, any interesting information will be well The Sub-Committee's annual fund raising carnival was received - send to State Secretary, P.O. Box 836, once again successful, although there were quite a few Tamworth. that did not give their support. The benefits of the Sub- committee's efforts to raise a few dollars will hopefully CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN MASTERS GAMES: soon be seen by those dedicated enough to make an effort. After five of the eight Olympic Trap eliminations the I have received information regarding these Games, positions for training squad spots are still wide open, with which are set down to be held at Alice Springs from the John Maxwell still leading field, but like all others,

18th- ~ to 25th October. 1986. needing to register more scores to even be eligible. In the clay ~ar~et~hootingisprogrammed for the 19th to 21st I.S.U. Skeet, Brian Pmsser still has a slight edge over October and tile prog'ram is. Christian Naudin and promising junior Mark Agar, but Day 1: 50 Target Double Barrel. 15m (graded): 25 Target there are still three more eliminations left to be conducted. Skeet, oPP the yn(graded); 20 Targct Point Score, night The programs for the 1987 events are hopefully well (graded). nearlv"~. comoleted. and it is anticiDated that the vear will Day 2: 50 Target Point Score, 15m (graded): 25 Target really get oft to a good start at the scare I.S.U. Carnival. Skeet Handicap (graded); 20 Target Double Barrel. 15m chis year to be conducred over three days (shot 75. 75, 50) (graded). at Guyro on the long weekend in January.

Page 8 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS- JULY 1986 As many would know New South Wales has been Some years aeo we brought out a rule bannine- the use of allocated the I.S.U. Nationals for 1988..the bi-centenary thongs as fou&enr whilc shooring, as a safety factor, year, and plans are now well underway to conduct the big- however, we st111 had some shooters wanring to compere

gest and best ever I.S.U. Carnival, on a new ground to be whilc wcarine thonas luntil it was enPorcedl.~ ~~~~ commenced shortly. More of that later. Naturally, Ge do Gotkxpect you to attend a shoot in "top I.S.U. Calendar: Griffith 12th & 13th July - 200 targets hat and tails" or in a dinner suit, but it would be a pleasant Olympic Trap and I.S.U. Skeet. surprise if all shooters dressed tidily and projected the im- Taree 27th and 28th September - 200 targets Olympic age that we are proud of our sport. I know that 90% of Trap and I.S.U. Skeet. shooters do this but it is the 10% that the onlookers Illawarra 11th & 12th October - 200 targets Olympic Trap remember - and that's the image we create. and I.S.U. Skeet. What about you "ten percenters" having a look in the Once again, it is worth mentioning the increasing mirror (through the eyes of a spectator) - I'm sure you will number of shooters having a go at Olympic Discipline be surprised by the result if you upgrade to the standard of shooting, not only the more competent competitors but the other competitors.

also~ ~ a number of lower -erade shooters. It is all -aaded. and Len continues, while on the subject of dress - what definitely more challenging. Why not give it a try? about a few more STATE BLAZERS around the traps? N.S.W. C.T.A., P.O. Box 836, Tamworth, 2340. (067) Wherever I go, I wear mine and on every occasion a 65 9386 A.H. shooter will ask particulars as to how to get one. I have As reported in the last Bulletin, the State Skeet Carnival written it in the News several times - however, for the is almost upon us. As you will see from the double page new shooters (or the old shooters who haven't read the advert in this edition of C.T.S.N.. the State Night Skeet News before) I'll give full particulars: Championship is also being conducted. This event along 1. Go to your local Menswear store and order your with the Championship on Friday are not included in the "BOWLS BLUE" blazer; Overall High Gun. 2. Request a pocket piece of matching material (approx. All Lady and Junior shooters - please note - HALF 18cm x 18cm or 8" x 8"); NOMINATIONS will aDDlY for Ladies and Juniors 3. Send this piece of material along with $6.50 to: J.J. shooting the full (excluding the night Cash, 91 Murphy Street. Richmond. 3121. Attention: Chamoionshi~I.. ., Russell Grant, with a request to embroider the All interested skeet shooters should also note the com- N.S.W.C.T.A. emblem onit. Delivery will be approx... 7 to petition will commence at 8.00 A.M. on Saturday and Sun- 10 days. day. Let us all purchase one - this alone will do wonders for our image and increase our prestige in the community. 1987 PROGRAM BOOKS: Club Secretaries are mosr plabubly wondering where rhe order forms are for these. Tllu cost of the boulis ~111be be- "A THOUGHT" ingdiscussed ar the Starc Esecurive rnccring bc~ngllcldu~i "A friend's good points will stand by themselves; it's up the 12th July and order forms will be sent out after that to you to stand by his bad ones." meeting - which of course will only allow approximately Len raises the question of Common Mark or Handicap four weeks for them to be returned. shooting. . . He writes: When I started shooting 32 years CLUB SECRETARIES SEMINAR: ago, all Clubs shot 3 handicap sweepstakes, 1 trophy event (handicap) and 1 District or Club Championship. A suggestion was made to me recently regarding the The basis of this was to encourage new shooters into the possibility of conducting seminars in each Zone, for Club sport - the Championships were always won by a back Secretaries. The main aim to be the offering of assistance marker and the handicaps gave the new shooter an oppor- and guidance to those new on the job, andior help sort out tunity to share some cash. Recently, one Club (in the Cen- any problem that may be re-occ~g.If your Club is in- tral West) shot 5 events - ALL OFF HANDICAP and 57 terest&. I would be pleased to hear from you. SHOOTERS attended.

Somethine.----~~~ else to be considered would be set dates for Quite a lot were behind 20 metres and they said that they Coaching dzy in each Zone, and those dates along with the attended as the handicap events offered them more of a venue to be published in the 1987 program book. challenge than 15 metre shooting. FROM OUR STATE PRESIDENT: One shooter stated that "with 15 metre shooting you know you will probably have to shoot 100 plus targets to Len writes: I wonder how many of us stand back (as a win a graded event and the cost to the shooter is getting visitor would) and take a critical look at the way some of us prohibitive - plus the additional cost to the Club in targets dress while attending a shoot? and time lost whilst they are shooting off". I know of another Club (with more registered shooters than the above club) who recently shot a full day program -all off 15 metres graded and 27 shooters attended. IS THERE A MORAL IN THIS?-Think about it, look at the results through the eyes of a new shooter - THEY ARE THE LIFE BLOOD OF YOUR CLUB. BIRDIE'S PROVERB: "A good deed - no matter how small - is worth more than the grandest good intention." VALE In May, hlilliccnt Gull Club lost one of its long stunding members with rhc passing of Bill Sinclair Bill had a quick smile and a happy disposirion and was a keen and con- tributive club member. e During the Olymp!c Trap even1 ar rne recent NS V/ I.S.U. Fund He will be greatly missed at all the local gun clubs. Ransrng Carnldal at ll~awarra- P Srbmotskr, G Barnes, P. Rose, V. The club extends their deepest sympathy to his wife EIIio11. V. Gan and C. 8a;ley. Elva, and family. AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS- JULY 1986 Page 9 The Australian Coaching Council was formed, it has 12 FROM THE DESK OF members, 6 Government and 6 sporting members, it has the responsibility for implementing and promoting the THE NATIONAL scheme. We submit our coaching courses to that body for approval, they must meet the standards set by the Counoil. COACHING DIRECTOR The Australian Clay Target Association was one of the first sports to recognise that the existence of a body of coaches with a high standard of proficiency was an impor- tant step in the development of clay target shooting at all levels. 47 sports are now part of the scheme. The Level 1 Accreditation Course was submitted and accepted in 1980, at that time the A.C.T.A. had already set up the structures for the implementation of the National Scheme. They are: The National Coaching Council of the Australian Clay Target Association, consisting of the seven State Coaching Directors and the National Coaching Director National Coaching Director. State Coaching Director. Zone Coaches. Club Coaches. It was our aim as a sport to have all clay target coaches accredited under the Federal Scheme, so that when ac- credited they are recognised coaches of a standard level, (most of course, are well above that standard in their abili- ty), that is recognised by all sports, and Government bodies. Our sport now has 263 Level 1 coaches and 33 Level 2 coaches. The Level 3 course has been suhmitted to the Australian Coaching Council for approval. It is our aim that all Club Coaches should be at least accredited to Level 1standard, Zone Coaches at Level 2 accreditation standard and State Directors at Level 3. State Directors are responsible for the over-seeingof the scheme within their states and should be consulted on the appointment of Zone Coaches within their states. The Zone Coach must be at least accredited at Level 1, when ap- pointed to that position. The Zone Coach in turn is responsible for the Club Coaches within their zone and should be consulted by the ACCREDITATION Clubs before an appointment of a Club Coach is made. It is the responsibility of the Zone Coach to make sure the Club SCHEME Coaches reach the required proficiency and pass the I have been asked to explain the operations of our Na- necesssry tests. tional Coaching Scheme, as many in our sport are still un- It is vital that the Zane Coach be consulted about the sure of its structure. selection of a Club Coach because as was stated at the Firstly just a short history of the scheme and the beginning, not all people, no matter how good they are at reasons for it being set up. Coaching in Australian sports. their sport, have the necessary attributes to coach. not just clay target shooting, had in past years, been based Coaching is an "honourable profession" and the Clay on handed do- knowledge, and it was not always the per- Target Association has been lucky enough to attract pa- son with the best approach to developing someone else's ple of the highest calibre to fill the coaching positions. ability, who handed it on. We all know the feeling of receiv- Level 1 requires the coach to practise as a coach for 12 ing advice and information from four or five different, months before being acoredited, Level 2 requires an extra helpful shooters. often advice based on what suited them, two years before accreditation, and Level 3 requires that not necessarily what was best for the shooter. the coach have the three years practice of Level 1 and 2 In 1977 the Sport and Recreation Ministers'both State plus a further 3 years - 6 years in all - as a practical and Federal, made the following recommendation: coach, plus of course, the required theoretical learning. "The Commonwealth undertake as a matter of ureencv" the Support your Club. Zone and State Coaches, they do a - ioh~ co-ordinationand development of anational system for the ----~-mest a--. training of coaches." Coac.llcs. please notify mc if you have ch;ulgcd your ud- This was done, and the National Coaching Accreditation dress, so that I con notrfy the National Couching Couricrl. Scheme was born, with the objectives of: and keep those coaching reports coming in. 1. Establishing a national education and accreditation If anyone has a topic they would like discussed, don't scheme for all Coaches in ail sports. hesitate to write and let me know, my address is in the 2. Provide the opportunity for Coaches to undertake some front of the magazine. trainine in their swrts coaching. Good shootine. with vour Club Coach. Peter Quire. I HIGH VELOCITY HARD SHOT NON-CORROSIVE I IKAL SHOTSHFLI S BB, 2,4,6,7,8,9 Plastic Hull, Wad and Shot Collar. Barqain-priced for Field or Trap.

Page 10 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 ""DUKE OF MANUFACTURED TO AMERICANSPECIFICATIONS On May 11, 1986, the Frankston-Australian Clay Target Club, held the "Duke of Gloucester Cup". This Cup would have to be one of Clay Target's most valuable trophies. TO It was presented to the Nobel Gun Club in 1935 by Sir SAVE UP Stanley Argyle (State Premier) on behalf of the Duke of Gloucester. It is shot off handicap marks and the Cup contains the names of many Champion shots. It was won this year by Ray Collins (for the second time), Alan Reed was second and Tom Gannon third. The Silver Cup stands three feet high and is said to be larger than the Melbourne Cup. It is engraved "Presented to the Nobel Clay Bird Club by "hvers of the Gun" for Clay Bird Shooting". Brian Bond, President. ON PRIMERS NATIONAL TMINING Martignoni's SQUAD modern production The National Training Squad 1s attending a live in camp at the Insritutc of Sport for one week prior to the selected methods raise the learn rnembers deparilngfol. the Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh. The Association wishes to thank Olimpyo Targets for quality and lower the their donation of targets and Scorpio Cartridges and A.C.T. Ammunition for the donation of Mionchi price to Shooters. Cartridges. On behalf of the National Training Squad we would like to record our tion of the support given. Why pay more? Martignoni makes over 1,0ij0,0~0 Coaching Clinics primers per day to Phil Murray, supply many of U.S.A. Europe's leading cartridge makers. The visit by Phil Murray to Australia to conduct Skeet Coaching Clinics in all States during November 1966 has been confirmed. Shotshells with DATES: 'Martignoni primers Old: SaturdayISunday, November 1-2 have won many Vic: SaturdayISunday, November 8.9 NSW: TuesdayIWednesday, November 11-12 major European SA: WednesdayIThursday, November 19-20 championships. WA: SaturdayISunday, November 22-23 Ask for the best price Please contact your State Secretary for further details on how to participate - Numbers are . . . on MARTIGNONI limited. Australian Agents: 8 Fuller Firearms Group Pty. Ltd., : GPO BOX 1096, Sydney 2001. $ AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 Page 11 AROUND THE TRAPS With Laurie Connors Friday. May 16. 1986. The North West Zone Council. at its meeting held at Warracknabeal deliberated on many subjects concerning clubs and shooters within the Zone. Our Secretary Treasurer, Jim Shepherd, produced figures to show the Zone is in a sound and healthy financial posi- tion. We are now preparing to boost our finances further with the 1986 Zone Trap Carnival to be hosted by the Cohuna Gun Club in September. It has been decided to run a two day Carnival following the success of our 1985 titles at Maryborough. As well as excellent trophies being pro- vided for all events the two top juniors in the three major events will receive free nominations and cartridges to com- Dete in the 1987 Nationals in Brisbnne.

a North East Zone Carnival sectional High Gun winners. Left: Jan Woodhatch and G. Scoff.

--. Sash andHigh Gun trophy won ai~aryboyoughGun Club's monthly ahnot- .. - -.. Also the open High Gun winner will receive free nomina- tions and accommodation to attend the same Nationals. Shooters interested in competing at our Carnival should watch the August C.T.S.N. for full details. Being mindful of the number of junior shooters showing great potential a Left: Bill Eagle North East Zone Double Barrel winner, being in our sport, the Zone has also made a fifty dollar donation congratulated b Zone Single Barrel Champion Rob Barnes. Rob was also High winner 112f115. to the A.C.T.A. World Championships - Junior Fund. gun Several items that came out of the recent Executive We are just as vunerable to rising costs as any other meeting for attention have been listed for discussion at a. organisation and they have to be faced responsibly. ~~~ Zone General- Meeting to be held at Jeparit Gun Club on Saturday, May 17. 1986. The North East Zone held its Sunday. June 15. 1986. Annual Trap Carnival at Wangaratta. Weather conditions The major one, a possible increase in shooter registra- were wet and windy and not conducive to attracting a high tion fees will no doubt be given priority time. The 1986 attendance. Even so, fifty-three shooters clad in wet gear budget presented to the Executive, at its recent meeting braved the elements and competed in their Zone titles. showed times will he tough financially for 1986, and the Bill Eagle, with eyes like a "Hawk captured the North years ahead. It also gave an indication it is necessary to ad- East Zone Double Barrel honours. Bill only had to shoot dress our budget earlier, than is the case at the present 32132. Considering the conditions it was a good score. The time. It has always been normal procedure to attend to this Zone Points went to Rob Barnes 75/75, the only possible in at the Executive Meeting held to coincide with the D.T.L. the event. Robby Edwards won the Handicap with Tony Nationals. Sinceric second and Jim West third. It no doubt would be far better to address the ensuing G. Scott won the Junior High Gun over the program. Jan years budget at the November Executive meeting. This Woodhatch won the honours for the ladies, and Robby way, any likely problems could be foreshadowed earlier Barnes put 1121115 on the board to win open High Gun. and before the year actually begins. At the moment, up to Sunday. May 18,1986. With weather conditions still con. three and sometimes four months have gone before the tinuing to be a farmer's delight, Tatura Gun Club enter. budget is looked at. Nevertheless, some spending restraint tained a small crowd at its monthly club shoot. Sheppar- for 1986 has already been taken to help improve the ton's owner "TAXI DRIVER". Alan Spence was in good situation. form and won both the double and single barrel events on

Page 12 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 the program. Graeme Reid won the handicap event. An- drew Calandro was second with Alan Schmedge third. Saturday, May 24, 1986. Maryborough Gun Club, in ideal shooting conditions, conducted a mixed target Champion- shio at its monthlv" club shoot. The sixtv" tarpet- event in- cludcd targets from handicap as well as 15 metres. In a field of 35. Club Pt'esidcnt, Bruce Jcnnings toukout the honours wlth lwo poinrs down. Bruce also won High Gun honours over the program. See you where there is shooting VV.A.G.T.A. REPORT The end of May is here already and the speed that this year is going it will soon be Christmas again. I am pleased to see that the International Section at Whiteman Park is running smoothly with ever increasing numbers coming along to try their hand at the new disciplines of I.S.U. e The State 1.S.U. Skeet Team (L to R standing) J. Carboni, A. . Skeet and Trench. Foresberg - Overall Winner. (L to R seated) D. Kevill, J. Harris and It will be worth your time to avail yourself of this ex- J. Fissioli. citing new discipline. Remember it has been built for every emerged the winner 34/34. A Grade D. Weise; B Grade B. member of all Clay Target- Clubs in the State, so use it Hopkins; C Grade P. Morrison. when you can. Event 2: 25 District Double Barrel Points was won It was pleasing to hear of John King's win in the W.A. outright by D. Kevill 72/75. A Grade A Hocking, after Gun Club's Club Skeet Championship with a score of 49/50 shoot-off; B Grade E. Harris; C Grade J. Lacke. on the 20th April, 1986. Event 3: District Continental Championship. Possibles The C.M.T. Clay Target Club held their 2 day Carnival on shot with the in-form D. Kevill emerging victorious 33/33. 3rd and 4th May which included the State I.S.U. Skeet A Grade D. Weise; B Grade E. Harris; C Grade A. Championship. Foresberg. DAY 1 Event 4: Business Men's Cash Handicap. Four shooters 34 shooters from Bunbury, Esperance. Kalgoorlie. Nor- shot the possible and entered into an entertaining shoot th-, Geraldton, Narrogin, Collie, Field and Game and off. C. Russell and A. Foresberg dropped out shooting West Australian Gun Clubs travelled to CunZerdin to com- 46147. pete in the State ISU Skeet 100 Target and State Team E. Harris and R. Hogarth proceeded to do battle, neither selection event. looking like missing a target. E. Harris emerged thevictor The---- strone..~---- north easterlv wind created demaridine and 65/65 and R. Hogarth gained his 50 Break Badge. difficult con%tions causingthe High House Target tostay Metreage: 11-15 B. McKay; 16-19 C. Russell, 20-25 R. flat on occasion and the low house to lift or dive pending Pickard. the wind gust. The day's shooting drew to a close with the High Gun 1st Round scores resulted in no higher than 22 being being won by D. Kevill. A just reward for consistent and carded. Round 2 saw some improvement in the score with disciplined shooting. one of only 2 possibles shot for the day carded by J. An enjoyable two day shoot. Highlighted by the presence Fissioli. After round three it was starting to show the like- of ACTA President Mi- R. Holtfreter and WACTA ly top three place getters. The scores being J. Fissioli 68, President Mr R. Silvester. A. Foresberg 67 and D. Kevill66. The stage was set for a A special thank you to the "Kitchen Girls" for the great climactic fourth round. J. Fissioli carded a 23 giving him catering job. 911100, D. ~evilla 24 giving him 901100, A. Foresberg On the Saturday night the Cunderdin Lions Club held needing a 25 shot the possible. Showing the mark of a true their Sports Star of the Year night. We were all very proud champion giving him 921100 and the State Title for the se- to hear that our own State Vice President John Fissioli was cond consecutive year. The State Team was decided after named the winner for 1986. Another first for Clay Target- the 100 Targets. These are A. Foresberg, J. Fissiolo, D. Shooting in this State. Congratulations John. Kevill. J. Carboni and J. Harris. The position filled by J. The C.M.T. Club President Bob Thomson and his Harris was won after a three round shoot off with J. Puglia committee would be pleased, I am sure, with this well run and R. Eckersley, all three finishing 871100. Carnival. The scores were very creditable taking into considera- That's all for this month. Take along a friend to the next tion the weather conditions the competition was shot shoot at your club. under. One feature of the event was the contrasting Good shooting. shooting styles of the 1st and 2nd place getters. A. Ross Silvester. Foresberg using the traditional upright and "correct" style with J. Fissioli using the "fashionable" squat style. Both with good effect. OVERALL RESULTS: A. Foresberg921100; J. Fissioli911100: D. Kevill901100. 1 Green or Gold Caps I A Grade J. Carboni; B Grade R. Eckersley; C Grade C. Bertini. with Australia Badge STATE TEAM: A. Foresbere. J. Fissioli. D. Kevill. J. Carboni. J. Harris. available in mesh or enclosed styles. SUNDAY:- - - - DAY- -. 2: Had the potential to be a "down the line" shooter's delight. The weather was no kinder, a cold cloudy day with a freshening north-easterly wind, but the program gave Please send cheque the shooters something to look forward to. Three District (made payable to A.C.T.A.) Championships plus a Cash Business Men's Handicap. Event 1: 25 Double Barrel District Championship was National Office. contested by 45 shooters. Only 4 possibles, but plenty of 24's indicating things were going to be challenging. D. Fox AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 Page 13 SPECIAL REPORT. NORTHERN NOTES SKEET NATIONALS - HEREANDTHERE 'Dazzling' Darryl Read is a little puzzled over his 'Dark WAGGA GUN CLUB Horse' description in last month's 'News'. Check the previous sentence, Darryl! To keep all you 'skeeties' informed about the 1986 Skeet Art Blatt's book on Trap and Skeet shooting has been Nationals, here is a report for you. around for quite a while. but it's still possible to pick up Firstly we must thank the NSW Skeet shooters and the points previously unnoticed. Thinking of sweeps, there's a other skeet shooters who have supported NSW in holding chapter that should be required reading for every Club the 1st Skeet Nationals in NSW. Committee member. It lists the enormous amount of op- Looking at the grounds with only three skeet layouts we tions open to Clubs and Associations in Sweepstakes wondered how we would ever get it into shape and build shooting. two more permanent layouts. Also, in the Skeet rules listed, it seems that only UP- With the help of a small Wagga Gun Club Committee WARD movement in grade can occur throughout the year, things are starting to take shape. With ail the new layouts and downgrading, if warranted occurs at the beginning of pegged out and all distance measurements correct the each year. I didn't notice it in the Trap rules when I looked. basic work began. 6 a.m. mornings started with con- but it's possibly there. too. What a wonderful idea to stop creting, the station pads and the bases for the skeet- our professional and amateur 'Grade Cheats' in the houses, the scoreboard area is now also concreted. A.C.T.A. How about it, Rules Committee? It standardises Once the concrete was set the brick lavers were able to Grading and Handicapping, is less work for Club, State

come~~ out ~~ and start on the skeet-~~ houses. ~~~ 6 start~d-~~ ~ ~ off~-- look-~.~~ and National officials, and is a sensible, reasonable ap- mg like n pile of bricks, bur now rhey have rnksn on full proach to a rule change that is long overdue. form. Safcty fences are in the proccssof bcmgcrected, sta- KATHERINE KORNER tion pads arein theirplaoes, with the final roofing to be put on. The Gorge city's annual shoot was poorly attended by A working bee did a fine 'olean-up'job. getting rid of a lot local shooters (six) and subsidised by visitors (17). The of rubbish, picking up discarded shells (empty), mowing ideas behind the shoot were sound, cash for all events, but lawns, planting new grass, and burning off the grass. The were thwarted by the smallnumbers. For a 50 target event Wagga Wagga City Council did an excellent job on grading with 20 shooters. and with targets costing the Club 15 the road. cents a throw, it doesn't take an Einstein to work out that For those who have been to Wagga Gun Club before, the shooter returns were not gigantic. access road is now twice as wide with $1500 worth of Shwting was excellent in all grades, with possihles in gravel put down on the road. A total of $2500 worth of events coming steadily. Tony Hare took the night Ter- work was done by the council. The parking and trade ritory title with a particularly fine 50150. J.D. won the display areas have been levelled out and new grass seeds Single Barrel Calcutta event with a 49/50 and Jim Bitossi planted. won overall High Gun, after a 25 target Points Score last The trees were slowly growing and with the help of two event in which it appeared he'd 'blown in'. Jenny Fabian committee members watering them after work or any gained the Ladies' award, without reaching the shooting chance they had, the trees sprang back into life. Many long heights of which she is capable, but also without suffering hours and care were gone in one day after a farmer's sheep the 'interference' problems she's had in shoot-offs with got into the club grounds and ate the new shoots off the husband Graham. . . trees, but with more care they will be back on the mend In the minor grades. Tom Weis, after being down-graded soon. yet again to 'B' grade, had a fine tussle with Paul Seis in most events, and in 'C' grade. 'Sutty' from Jabiru and new Publicity has been excellent already with the local radio shooter Glen Goding showed touches of class, particularly and television stations the most interested. Local sponsor- in their double rise shoot-off. ship for these Championships has been great both in the Breakdown of the shooters into grades revealed that 14 Pre-Nationals and National events. All our club skeet pro- 'A' graders, 6 'B' graders and 5 'C' graders competed, grams for skeet before the nationals will be 100 targets. definitelv a case of 'reverse subsidisation'. lower -mades There is even a chance that the Nationals could be on usually [;rapping up the 'A' and 'AX grades. "Sports Sunday" a Sunday morning sports program. SAFETY SECTION The club is really starting to look like a high quality championship ground. The club is the biggest in NSW, and Quite a few shooters have complained of the requirement second in Australia. inHandioap shooting that guns be unloaded if anyone is on See you all at the Championships in November. a more forward mark. Some reasons given for complaint are: the speed of the squad is slowed down considerably; the shwter can see no Maree Rooke. reason for not having his shotgun loaded; it disturbs oon- centration having to place cartridges in the gun im- mediately prior to shooting; the list goes on . . . Taking these complaints in their turn leads us to these facts: The speed of the squad is slowed, hut not by much. What it has done is slow down the shooter who has closed his gun illegally and is reaily to fire before the previous shooter has reached the same mark. It definitely slows this 1 Oamo Continental Trap, 7 years old, in good working order type of shooter, who ranks time spent on the walks ahead of murtesv~ ~ and safetv.~ ~~ Enquiries: A. Futter (Secretary) Glen lnnes Gun Club, Being unable: to see a reason for havlng guns empty "Tirranna" alrnost qualifies thc reasone? for a 'cretin class' certiPicate. 'rum Catling from W A gave the bcsL reason whcn he c.rred "Tirrana", Glencoe, N.S.W. 2365, or the case of the handicap shooter of many years, and many yards also, who had a heart attaok and collapsed on the phone A.H. (067) 3333 Ask for 23-K walks. His gun closed, dropped, thus coveringevery ocher shuoLel.on thc walks. No, thegun didn't gooff, thankfully. But. 11: IT HAD, what do you reckon would have happened Page 14 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 then and there to the handicap rules? Answer: the rule From all accounts. a poor roll upof Territorians was offset we've got now, but with a squad of 'dead 'un's' and by the Mount Isa shoorers. If any shooter 1s travelling in casualties on our conscience. It would have been another rhc area, this Club is a definite MUST to visit. where the classic case of 'closing the stable door', just the same as true tradition of Territory hospitality is perpetuated. the present requirement for advising shooters to check Indefatigable worker for the Club. Judy Retter advises barrels for obstructions may have saved the life of the that, though the Club is the smallest in the N.T.C.T.A., it Texas, Queensland shooter repently, had it been in force. will soon boast the highest referee to shooter ratio in the Rules KAVE to be made to prevent the 'million to one' N.T., if not in the country. Well done, M.R.G.C. chance from happening. WVE WSSIP As for disturbing the concentration. Well, if you're a stick in the mud, unadaptable to a change for the good, For the first time in a few years, a strong Nhulunbuy worried about putting cartridges in the gun because your contingent is expected at the State Trap carnival. The Ar- concentration will be 'shot' -this worry coming after wat- nhem Gun Club has been very quiet around the traps ching the previous shooter return to your mark - it's a recently, and it's a pleasure to welcome them back to real problem. But you won't make it as a shooter anyway if competition. that's vnur attitude. - " - -- JUST FOR JABIRUVIANS -.Tet.'~. - .PRPR-. . realitv. The real reason for most com~laintsis the inertia of the individual. He resents change, especially First the bad news . . . President and long-time stalwart a rules change which involves safety, as this means that it of the Club. Gary Dunstan has had nearly three months off is implied that the shooter, personally, has been judged to work with a serious shoulder injury and is not expected to be &safe. lift a gun for quite some time. The good news is that he'll Going one step further with empty guns on the walk, I still be around the Club in his capacity as Club Coach. Hope would like to see the 'magazine'- -rmn rule applied.. to ALL it's not too long before you're back out on the walks, Gary. types of shotgun. It's strange how Deauville Doubles competitions and I believe that ALL guns should be empty whenever a rules continue to benewsworthy. A little bird informed me

shnoter.~~..~-~ is~. movine.~ -. either on or between walks. The onlv recentlv of the Jabiru ladies who took on the men. and were timengun should have cartridges in the chambers is when so cozdent char Ms .A' ocly loaded one shell: whilst [he the shooter is stationary on the walk from which he is to ever-provident Ms 'B' did load rwo, but rhought that was shoot, when there is no one in front of him, and whcn no unfair, so made sure that one was an cmpty. Nor a bad han. safety hazard exists. dicap, girls! However, boys, look out next time, as R. and J. In defence of the above, I have seen, during the 'Wet' in have sworn to have no mercy! Darwin, with the walks and surrounds saturated, a Finally, food for thought - the J.G.C. kitchen has been shooter moving, with cartridges in his gun's chambers, off completed. the centre walk to walk four. He slipped on the greasy Until next time. concrete-grass junction, and would have fallen but for the Inkball. interventionof the referee, who, fortunately, was standing close by. Had the shooter fell, or dropped his gun, the com- petitors on walks four and five, and also the referee and scorer were greatly at risk. With no 'crackers up the spout', pride would have been the only party to have been liable to be injured. I expect any long time shooter has sccn similar 'near misscs' in every Club in Australia 110 WE WAIT UNTIL TKAGXDY COMES ALONG BEFORE WE STEP IN? DARWIN DIARY Browning Trap Al, B1, 82, B2G, C4.3 My Danvin diarist advises that I have been neglecting Browning Skeet, new, B6, 87, D2. the newcomers in these columns, and this is reasonably Walnut stock blanks correct, as we don't see too many newcomers in the hustle and bustle of competitive shooting today. Perhaps the transition from 10 to 20 targets practice on a Wednesday night, in a relaxed and casual atmosphere, to the grim 50 target marathon is too much of.a transition to be comfortably overcome by most novices. Costs and non- existent returns add to the reluctance. Enough of windmill-tilting. Those shooters who have made the transition are Glen Goding and Peter Hoare, who ar becoming more accomplished with every shoot. John Perazzi Tra~& Skeet Barrels Fletcher, with his analytical approach will get there if he doesn't run out of stock blanks first (Sorry, John). Terry Good ~rownih~,Perazzi, Miroku Rogers and Andrew Napoli are riding the 'C' to 'B' and G12-13 Guns. back again roller coaster along with Paul Weis. Tiny technical troubles take time to treat, trio. Tony 'Shooting in the Bush' Barrassi, had another Ray I26 'almost' skeet round recently, when he got a station six Melville, Croirwn St, before coming unstuck. Keep it up Tony, the 25's are get- Ta~mworth,2340 ting closer. Rosco, the Gladstone ace, and Sutty, the 'Jabiru flash'. Phone (869)65 9453 aiiaytime entertained the onlookers at Darwin recently with an epic shoot-offin a 10 pair double rise event. Together with Glen Goding, they proceeded on a 'hit-miss' course which had the calculators out in the audience. Fifty targets on saw Rosco the eventual victor. McARTHUR RNER MENTIONS I must bow my head in shame for failing to mention the BIG shoot at McArthur River in May. Apologies, folks. AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 Page 15 by John Prewitt. Kaye also won the Ladies, while Matthew CLUB- SECRETARIES Heslin won the Juniors and Buster Schmidt won the Veterans. Please be aware that all programs advertised in the The State Double-Rise was next, and again Doug Smith CTSN that pmmote your Club program MUST BE IN won the overall. with Gary Redmond taking out AA grade. KEEPING with the Rules of Clay Target Shooting. Graham Turrell the A grade, and Owen Schmidt the B grade. and C grade was won by Burnett Goody. Vickie Alan J. Maher, Deeley won the Ladies, Juniors was won by Troy Dimn and Executive Director. Dudley James won the Veterans. Monday the State Pointsoore Championship, no possibles shot, however six shot one point down. Following the shoot off Gerry Chizzotti emerged the eventual winner VALE of overall, with Richard Dean winning AA grade, Bill Scar- PETERTOROK borough A grade, Kay Rehbein B grade, and C grade was won bv Ronald Bell. Donna Pietzner won the Ladies. Paul an ~f Rehbe-in won the Juniors, and Buster Schmidt won the Peter l'orok Honorary Lde Mcmbrr rhe Geelong Veterans. Clay T~argetClub, passed away suddenly on May 26 I986 The Interstate Trap Teams Match was then shot. The Peter will be rcmenbcred for his hldlv ~lnassum~na - Open Team members were: Doug Smith, Geoff Fett, manner and his many years of service as clubTreasurer. Richard Dean. Rod Fett. Ray Mamske, John Porter, John Sadly, it is only a matter of months since he retired from Withers, Peter Freeleagus. Merv Hass, Jim Riggs, Greg the C.S.I.R.O., maximum age. Newey, Rob Rehbein, Gerry Chizzotti. Graham Haig, Peter excelled in all disciplines of our sport, having won B+ Nasser. many down-the.line. skeet and tower trophies. He also en- The Ladies Team consisted of: Kaye Rehbein. Thel joyed simulated field shootingwith the Victorian Field and Meadows. Donna Pietzner. Vickie Deelev, Marilvn Game Association, and rarely missed a 'duck opening'. ~assaerkde.Vere Storch. He will be sadly missed by friends, olub members and the Thetunior Team consisted of: Paul Rehbein, Matthew shooting fraternity. Heslin. Jason Deeley. Brent Dupuy, Michael Beale. Tony Herberts. Team High Gun were: Open Team - Graham Haig. Ladies: Donna Pietzner. Junior: Paul Rehbein. NEW ATTENDANCE Queensland Champion: was shared this year between Doug Smith and Geoff Fett. RECORD AT CARNIVAL The Cash Handicap was the last event the results being: The Q.C.T.A. State Trap Carnival was held at the Gem- ll-15m: 1st John Palmer; 2nd Ian Pfingst; 3rd Murdock fields Gun Club over the weekend of 3rd, 4th. 5th May. Crombie. 1986. Two hundred and seventeen shooters competed over 16-18m: 1st Chris Harrison; 2nd Ma1 Schumder; 3rd the weekend. Peter Van Beuzekon. 19-21m: 1st Gus Beurohler; 2nd Barry Pearce; 3rd Rob Gemfields had their gmunds in A1 condition, and their Rehbein. ladies committee handled the task of oatering for all 22.25111: 1st Danny Cassagrande; 2nd John Porter: 3rd superbly. John Paul. Although heavily overcast. the rain stayed away during Overall High Gun was won by Doug Smith. Doug won the the shooting, except for a very light shower - however. Winchester Rifle donated by CliPf and Tanya Reid of Roma there were a few of the campers wringing out their bed- Outdoors and Sports. ding one morning. Ladies High Gun was won by Donna Pietzner. One shooter from the Roma camp, (we don't mention Junior High Gun was won by Paul Rehbein. names), showed his tree climbing ability, while the rest oP Veteran High Gun was won by Buster Schmidt. The S.E. Zone won the postal teams match and the teams the Roma camp managed to get over a hundred dollars in their swear tin, in very little time. This money was later matoh at the Carnival. put on the bar, for those who contributed to have a drink. There was no State Sportsperson Award made this year. Thanks to our sponsors: Winchester Australia, Fuller The social aspect of this Carnival is increasing each year Firearms, Olimpyc Targets, Barjon Engineering, Trap. - and no doubt many stories will be told back at the home shot Cartridge Co., Castlemaine Perkins, A.J. Parkes, clubs. Gladstone Guns and Ammunition, Roma Outdwrs and The two meetings held during the carnival were well at- Sports, Rod Fett, Ken and George Cross, and Noel Deeley. tended and very productive to the running of the Q.C.T.A. 1986 was a very successful carnival, and as I heard many The first event on Saturday was the Winchester event - of the farewells include, 'See you next year at Toowoomba'. several possibles were shot. Donna Pietzner of Eton- Maokay made the men knuckle down, resulting in Bill Stevens being the overall winner, Gary Redmond the AA winner, whileDonna Pietzner tookout A, Tom Meadows B. WAGGA GUN CLUB and Ronald Bell C grade. Donna also took out the Ladies trophy while the Junior trophy was won by Tony Herberts. DEVELOPMENT Doug Smith won the State Double Barrel C'ship after a shoot off which continued on Sunday morning. AA grade The New South Wales State Government has recently was won by Gary Redmond, A grade by Rod Moody. B announced a $31,000 grant to the Wagga Gun Club as part grade won by George Mariner and C grade by Reg Wood- of the overall improvements to the Club House. ward. Marilyn Cassagrande won the Ladies, Paul Rehbein The New South Wales Minister for Sport. Mr Michael the Junior, and Veteran was won by Ken Cross. Cleary, when announcing the grant, praised the Wagga Gun Club for their efforts in establishing the gmunds Sunday following the shoot off, the State Single Barrel which will be hosting the 1986 National Skeet Championship commenced. Only two possibles were shot, Championships. Geoff Fett emerged the winner to win the overall, with The Wagga Gun Club are to be congratulated for the Doug Smith winning AA grade, Barry Naaser A grade. B work they have done and are putting in to make certain of grade was won by lady shooter Kaye Rehbeill, and C grade the success of the Skeet Nationals. Page 16 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 There is no such thing as an

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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 Page 17 NORFOLK ISLAND INTERNATIONAL SHOOT TOUR EX BRISBANE 8 days17 nights 11 Days110 Nights Departing Sunday 8th February Departing Thursday 5th February Twin Share $725.00 Twin Share $800.00 Four Share $660.00 Four Share $705.00 EX SYDNEY

8 Days17 nights 11 Days110 Nights Departing Sunday 8th February Departing Thursday 5th February Twin Share $740.00 Twin Share $815.00 Four Share $670.00 Four Share $715.00

Accommodation based Hibiscus Aloha apartments Yotel accommodation avaiiabile if required Prices subject 10 15 passengers travelling together and subject to increases beyond our control. Your Tour Price lilcludes:- Return airfares ex Brisbane or Sydney 'Accommodation at Hibiscus Aloha apartments 'Return transfers from the airportlaccommodation 'Insurance '% day island tour Don't delay ...book early

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Page 18 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 CLUB CONTENTS Tasmania ...... 20 Queensland ...... 36 Western Australia ...... 2 1 Victoria ...... 43 New South Wales ...... 23 South Australia ...... 35 Northern Territory ...... 55

CLUB NEWS WAGGA GUN CLUB The Committee members for the above club are: A. Povey, G. Tuck. V. Rodham, D. Coleman, M. Rook and B. CANOWINDRA GUN CLUB Tingle. The 1986187 office bearers elected on April 19 are as follows: President: John Lawrence, Randell St., Moorbel, phone 44 1798; Vice President, G. Lawrence, RandeU St., WANWAN GUN CLUB Moorhel, phone 44 1798; and D. Tremain, Trelawney Cudal, phone 640259; Treasurer, Mrs L. Tremain, The office bearers for the above club are as follows: Trelawney Cudal, phone 64 0259: Secretary, Barry Rue, President. Mi' Cyril Pulford, Hoffman Street. Wandoan, Preston St., Canowindra,phone (063)44 1499; Committee 6Ud., 4419; SecretarylTreasurer, Mr Rodney Woodrow, Members: W. Coady, P. Ellis, 3. Rue. I. Tremain, P. "Juandah Plains". Wandoan. Qld.. 4419. Cudars, G. Bunting and L. Louie.

MORNINGTON CLAY TARGET CLUB BOGGABRI-GUNNEDAH GUN CLUB INC. The new secretary for the above club is Mr Paul Duncan President. Tony Ferlazzo; Vice President, Len Heywood: of 95 Oakham Street, Boggabri, 2382. Please forward all Secretary, Mike Braham; Treasurer, Jeff Laoundes and correspondence to this address. Publicity, Graham Matthews.

PORT AUGUSTA GUN CLUB TAMWORTH GUN CLUB At the A G.M..the following members were elected to of. Pice: President, A. (Tony) Dipnolo. 52 Csrlton Parade, Pon At the Annual General Meeting held on May 4 the follow- Aueustn. 5700. nhurle 10861 42 4149: Vice i'rcsident. Lee ing members were elected to the Executive for the ensuing ~r&ilcoilcock. 01- 6olice ~tatibn.~.uor* 5783. nhone i086r year. President. Gmff Walters; Vice Presidents, Col Bar- ,~~ ~, 48F0fi0: Secretary Treasurer. Craig ent tie^. 10 Alex- ton and Rex Whitten; Secretary, Finn Fensbo; D.T.L. nndrr Street, Port Augusta. 5700. phone (CUS) 42 4510; Secretary. Michael Simpson; Skeet Secretary, Kevin Shoot Secrerary Handicapper. Lee Trebilcocl: Weatherall; and Treasurer, Kevin Frazer.

GANMAIN GUN CLUB TEXAS GUN CLUB At the A.G.M. the following were elected to office for At our Annual General Meeting the following persons 1986: President, Leo Graham; Treasurer, Peter Warran; were elected. Patron, H. White; President, D. Batterham; and Secretary Del Roben, 2 Charleville Road, Wagga Vice President, R. Potter; Treasurer, Raylene Potter; and Wagga. 2650. Secretary, Dianne Martin, P.O. Box 40, Texas. 4385.

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 Page 19 Tasmanian - 13th july A.C.T.A. Skeet & Team - Tasmanian -

Bothwell Gun Club Saturday July 12, 10.30 am 20 Tgts Single Barrel Nom. $4.00 Trophy each Grade 15 Tgt Points Score Cont S-S (Gordan Girdlestone Cup Event) Graded A, B, C Secretary M. Bryan Npm. $6.00 24 2292 25 Tgt P.S. Cont. Club Champ. Sash & Trophy High Gun HOBART GUN CLUB Ribbon & Trophy grade winners

20 Tgt S.B. Sweepstakes. Graded A, B, C 50T Southern Districts D.B. PIS Championship. Gr. A, B, C. Trophy BURNIE GUN CLUB High Gun Sash. Saturday July 5, Day Shoot 10.00 am Commencing at 1.OO pm 25 Tgts Skeet. Graded A, B, C 15 Pr North West Districts DlRise Championship. ROSEBERY GUN CLUB Only Sashes and Medallions will be awarded to each Graded Winner on this Event. 10 Tgt. DIB Points SIS.

25 Tgts. SIB Graded A, B, C 25 Tgt. Western District DIB Championship *** 6th Round of 1986 East-West Airlines Trophy Ribbon & Trophy each grade A, B, C. Over Events 2, 3, 4. Plus High Gun sash. Event 3 Saturday July 19 Night Shoot 6.00 pm 10 Pair DIR Trophy each grade. A, B, C 60 Mixed Tgts. Club Championship. Event 4 High Gun Sash, Ribbon Grade Winners. 15 Tgt SIB. 20 Tgts SIB, 20 Tgts. DIB, 20 Tgts. PIScore Trophy each grade A, B, C SIS Event - Time Permitting SMITHTON GUN CLUB *** 7th Round of 1986 East-West Airlirles Trophy Sunday July 13 11.00 am over Events 1. Event 1 CRESSY GUN CLUB 10 Tgts. DIB, EIO, S/S 25 Tgts DIB A, B, C

Time Permitting TASMANIAN GUN CLUB Sunday July 13, 10.00 am Start 20 PR DlRise Trophy shoot. Event 1 Shot from 15 Metres. Trophies A, B, C 25T Skeet Trophies A, B, C DEVONPORT CLAY TARGET CLUB Event 2 July 19, 1986 10.30 am

Page 20 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 CLUB ADVERTISERS Please assist by providing clearer information as to your club advertising requirements. In many cases the information received has to be inter- preted which could lead to errors being published for which the A.C.T.A. cannot be held responsible.

sponsorship. DEVONWRT 17-5-86-Rniny &mld (27). 25T Skeet: A: H. Astell 25-25: B: Shme Yaies 23-25: C: J. Fantarells 21.25. 10T PS EO: G. Blaskett 30-30. J. Bryon 26.30. L. Gray 26-30. North West Districts DB C'ship: C & HG: Sue Yntes 27-28: A: R. Elmer 26-28: B: I. Barrell 26.28. 20T PS: A: S. Mundny 59-60: B: I. Barraft 57-60: C: A. Blaskeff 50.60. HOBART 27.4.86 - Cold &windy. 25T DiB: A: S. Marshall 24.25; B: K. Aylett 33-36: C: R. Lnzenhy 21.25.40TDeve Wilson Afemotial C'ship: A &HG: R. Cnnnell 75-80: B: K. Aylett 80.105: C: K. Smith 57-80. 50T Casino City Skeet C'ship: A & HG: S. Marshall 47-50: B: G. Tarrnnt 46.50: C: A. Kenny dfi.5"...... LIOl1ART 3.5 R6 - Fmr& cold Nighr Snoot (211 LOT PS A S R~JLYIIIII~ I;O (:I). u G. ~rnol53.60.C 13 Rcnt,crt 21-60 5OTSturr.Xlrl>rS U:A& HC L Grm) I5:iO. B D Ayletr .41)50. C h3 Llenncll >!l5U. ROSLSII5:RY ?748(1. 1<1I' PS I< Wvrd JOT Club CrMcl Prlx 11.14111

Makkonen. ROSEBERY 25.5.86 - (27). IGT PS SS: L. Dunstan. D. Martln. 30T DB C'ship: ll-14m: N. Swan: 15-16rn:L.Dunstnn: 17-25m: R. Abblitt. 2UTPS: A: K. Wwds: B: 0.Mekkanen: C: L. Dunslpin. 10PeirDD: K. Walker &G. Ennisa. T. Buckby & R. Hardy. 10T SB Novice: D. King. J. Shields. Wendy Burgess. ThenCompnny Shield bstween the Rosebery-Smithton nnd Rosebery Clubs was won by Rosebery. Team members were: L. Dunetan. R. Ward. R. Hardy. 0. Makl

A Kcill 1153 ShllTHmN 116.86 - CulcI 6; sl,a\,,r~) (2-$1 SC S 11 C 0 S S. S. Swnn. J Rl;w.. 1~111t-8.5. K A)I.It. 1) A)lell. G 'I\vltr. 'l' Iluclrby. H. r\bbl>lt S SWM. C hlrrrr R n.hvktnr all .li 251's U: A K. Aylcrf 1'1.?5. B D Avlrtl21.22. C: G. 19-25.5off theFence SIS: R. ~awklis5.5. D. Aylett. ~:Robertaon bnth 3.5. Junior Shoot:G.Twite9.11. S. Swan 11.14.20PrsDD:K. Aylclf &N. Stvan 18-20. R. Abblitt & G. Ennia 14-20. 5 Pr DR: R. Abblitt 8.10. K. Aylett 7.10. N. Swan. S. Swnn, A. Robertson. J. Blak.3. R. Dawkins all 6-10. TASMANIA 13-4.86 - SOT DB SIS: A: G. Blsskett 50.50: B: S. Zolyniak 49.50: C: A. Schelbl 46-50. SOT Skeet SIS: A: J. Brigga 48-50: B: K. Cmss 45-50: C: S. ZolynieA 47.50. 20T Silent Rise SIS: A: R. Elmer. J. Btiggs. G. Blaskettnll 1820: B: S. ZolynieA. K. Cross. K. Aylett. M. Kelly all 20-20: C: T. Elmer 16-20. 10 Pr DR SIS: A: G. Blaskett 17-20: B: M. Kelly 17.20: C: Sue

P.O. Box 198, Blackburn, Vic. 3130 Piease note my Change of Address ...... Name: ...... From: ...... VALE SAM WRINO ...... Plcode...... It is with sorrow that the Geraldton Gun Club mourns the passing of one of its Life Members. To: ...... Sam has been an active member for the past thirty two years and in that time has been involved in the building of Plcode our club to what it is today...... His smiling fa& and fantastic sense of humour shall be missed by all shooters around the state. Our deepest sympathy goes out to his sons Sergio and Carlo and their families.

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS- JULY 1986 Page 21 GERALDTON GUN CLUB

KATANNING 26-6.86 - Wet. mid. windy (15).25 SB lllophy Event The winner wns our captain Ray Wendt nlfer a shoot-off with Lou Lupp. 25 DB: Shared by Laurie Hull, Garth Griffitha. Tim Gntling and Lou Lupp. Laurie Hull HG with 47-50. NEWMAN 20.4.86 - 25 Skeet Grd C'ship: OA: dter shwt-off with T. Stingei was P. Robson 30-33:C: D. Mason 16.25.25 Skeet Hap C'ship: OA: T. Stingel 29.33. D. Mason 23.30. M. Stone 25.30. NEWMAN 4-5-86- Cwi (8).5T DIB Hop: M. Stone. D. Mason, T. Stingel dl 5.5. 25 DIB Hop: G. Comemn. D. Mason. D. Ireland all 24.25. 25 DIB Hcp C'ship: D. Mason 25-25.G. Camemn 28.29. W. Meyle 27.29. NEW18-6-86 -Fine (7).5 DTL EO:G. Cameron. T. Stingel, D. Mason 1 Saturday August 2, 8.30am 8 all 5.5. 25 DTI. Grd: A: D. rel land 39-40:B: G. Cnmemn 24-25.25 Skeet: G. Comemn 22-25.T. Stingel, M. Stone. D. Ireland aU 21.25. EVENT 1 Nom. $12.00 NORTHnm a. DISTRICTS 27-4-88- Svmy & fine (21).Ideal wnditiona prevailed stIsland Form on Sunday when the North- & DiatrioteGun Club 25 T DIB CASH GRADED conducted n 75 target avent. Seusn visitore from the Western Australian Gun 50% Noms. to each arade Club made the competition n little keener than usual and mniributed to the EVENT 2 - enjoyment of the event. Bruce Cwk. one of the dub's new junior shooters. om. $10.00 eho%vedpromisingimpmvementtowin the handicnpseotion%~th79.25 points 25 T PIS DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP followed by Gordon Beard lrom Cunderdin with 74 points. Bmce was also Sash and Trophy - Overall winner u"f0rtunnte not LO win the C Grade "off the gun tmphy", being beaten in n 1st and 2nd each arade shoot off with Peter Morrison, also one of the club's up and coming new - shooters. John Fiasiali from Cunderdin won the A Grade Section beating EVENT 3 Nom. $10.00 Gordon Bedalso from Cunderdin in a shwt-off, while A.F. Pobjoyfmm WA Gun Clubwon theB Grade outright. Emergingas the shooter towatchin 1986 20 Dr. STATE DEAUVILLE DOUBLES-. is John Fissioli fmm Cunderdin who now leads the High Gun points CHAMPIONSHIP competition with 13 points to his credit, followed by Dnvid Kevill and Laurie Sash and Trophv Overall winners Reynolds with 7.5 each. John is sieo running a close second in the Handicap - ~ggregatepoints competition. being aniy .5 of a pint bohind Peter Morrison Trophy': Runners Up who hos 12.5 points. Not far behind these two is Bruce Cwk with 9 points. EVENT 4 Nom. $13.00 who if he continues to impmve could weu prove n serioue mntender for this 25 T DIB CRAYFISH CARNIVAL GRADED Crayfish to 4th place each grade.- Ladies and Juniors

Sunday August 3, 8.30am

EVENT 5 Nom. $10.00 25 T SIB DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP Sash and T~OD~V- Overall winner 1st and >td each grade 1EVENT 6 Nom. $15.00 Opt. sweep $2.00 ($1 .OO each 25) 50 T STATE DIB CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM Sash and Trophy - Overall winner 1st and 2nd each grade EVENT 7 Nom. $13.00

25 T DIB CRAYFISH CARNIVAL HANDICAP~ ~~ FFLE Overall winner Met. Trophies to 3rd place. (4 Met. Groups) 10 cases Winchester "AX Target OR 8 Ladies and Juniors cases Winchester 32gm Field Loads OR $1000 cash. Overall High Gun Events 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 & 7. Sash and Badge. WINNER'S CHOICE and collectable at Ladies and Junior High Gun Trophies any State Capital. Three Man Teams Event 6 $1 per ticket or $20 books. Pool Trap Open 3.30 - 5.00pm Friday Send stam edladdressed envelope to: 7.45 - 8.15 Saturday and Sunday. C. RIEGER?, holder Permit A.1943, 12 Prompt start 8.30am Elizabeth St. Katanning 6317, W.A. A/H phone (098) 21 2098. CRAYFISH AND SALAD LUNCHES MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEAS Drawn 30/8/86 and published 2/9/86 in the BARBECUE AT FINISH OF SHOOT West Aust. SATURDAY NIGHT TEA Winner notified by phone if possible. Enquiries - Lesley Watson - (099) 21 1078

Page 22 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 WAGC 3-5.53 - Cloudy. overcast. no rn-d. 21' (36) 50 Trap DIB Hop: Outright winner: J. Clune (12) 72-73, A Boschetri (17) 71.73: ll-14m: R. Hoaarth 1141 47-50: 15-l7m: M. Middleton1161. . 48-50: 18-20m: A. Wasohenm (18753.56. WAGC 11.5.86- Cloudy. overcast. no wind. 21~(33). 75TrenchClubC'ship: Club Champion: M. Alexander 92.100: A: D. KeviU 72.75. R. Plckard 63.75: B: M. Calloghan88.1W. R. Beley 64-75: C:A. Wnschedro61-75, J.Heard60-75. WAoC 18.5.86 -Clear. gusty SE wind. 22' (32). 65 hiT Club Champion of Champions: M. Calloghan 80-85. J. Matfhews 86.95, C. Benini 83-95. WAGC 24-5-86- clear. cslm. sunny. 18~(40). 5.0 skeet ~rd:A: c Berrini 50-50. J. King -16.50: a: E, kwis 48-50. D. Richter 51.51 (ahoot-oil for 2nd between C. Slxepherd. D. Riclller ond J. Rmsl who tied for 2nd with 47.50); C: W. Durncany 47.50. C. Cnrmichnel 16-50. NORTHAM AND DISTRICTS GUN CLUB ai.uuau 11 5.86 -- 1:~tle(31)rw'urc sh.~)0.461 A c UOY~:II5 B 11 E11lrr.i 2ml.25 C T Lntrd lH2J IOT FO 11 t'hlarq :>OlO. J \\~l.cm.T Plr~#~r\.G Ru)tl (dl 3930. F 1'1- 29 3U PUT RCI P~itsSwcdrsh !do'ora U U Friday 22nd Island Farm. Saturday 23rd &Sunday C rt~rpOAd A

DB 15m. 7'1~ 8~ i C bl L.I-IIL~) 7C75 IIC uusr Prosnuli G Llu\d 16% llili BARELLAN 11.5.86 -Fine & sunny (is). 10T ~~"contEO: 3 possibles, L. Iruin. A. Pmnne. K. Whrtcross. Riverins Zane SB C'ship: OA & A: K. Friday W11)T~rnss.S I'z,p~sidero U hl BLnnmOrc I. lrrlt,. C k< W.y~.uuli:. Lo.,, ::c,lrl#,- Lndy rllonlcr Hralhrr Ul,llc 2WCIl~pinron)II~L.~.UII LI:LII Li)). DO%\" Event 1 Nom. $10.00 81:.uld'2iuirlbl~r.~,~~~lvn>~teand hla~srznn>nre \u.rtrot>eic~~m~~irr l.ri.cutt DB GRADED - 25 Targets. Trophy lst, 2nd and s6.;oo ~:ciiins.~.weymouth, A. Peonne. S. ~apu1dera.h.Stanmore. ~OT PSoN 15m: 3 possibles. M. Stanmore, A. Peonne. S. Papasidem. HGwasrvon 3rd Graded A, B & C by Ken Whylcrass. BATEMAN'S BAY 18.5.53 - Fine & sunny ll9l. 10T 15m: Passibles. B. I nvcedje. A. ~entty.G. welle. A. hiash. E. Fiilden. w. ~mkay.R.J. ~orlrer. Saturday 20T A.T.A. Jim Ford Perpetual: OA: W. Mnckny 20-20: AA: R.J. Porlcer: A: E.

Event 2 Nom. $10.00. ~ ~- Welden: B: A. Morsh: C: J. Fielden. 25T South Coast Pis C'shio: OA: G. Optional Sweep $1 00 TOWN COUNCIL SESQUI CENTENNIAL CHAM-

PIONSHIP DB CHAMPIONSHIP~ (DISTI . .-" 25 Targets. Trophy, Sash for OlAll Winner.I-'-', 1st and BATHURST 20.4.86 -Fine. windy (221. 25T PIS Hco: A & AA: J. W. Smith 2nd Grades A. B & C

..~~~~- -~~--~~~~~~~- ~~~~~~ Trophy Best ~ady&Junior 25. L. Arnold 25. D. Plotrawski, L. Alexander. R. ~Glarall 24.~Stn&~~% Event 3 Nom. $13.00 C'ship 22m: J.W. Smith. D. Piotro%vski20-20: L. Arnold. R. Taylor 15.20: F. CASH GRADED 25 Targets Off 15m Roboris. K. O'Lcary 12-20. Congrstulntions to Junior shooters Richard - Tmunsen. Keith O'Lesry and Matthew White who all performed well In DB 50% Cash Back each Grade AA. A. B & C Clship. juniors Trounsen m~dWhiic faking 4th place and Kent O'hy Event 4 Nom. $14.00 Optional Sweep $1 .OO STATE CONTINENTAL - 50 Targets 15m. Trophy & Sash OIAll Winner. Trophy 1 & 2. A, B &

C. Trophy Best Lady &Junior ~ ~~~~~ selected in order of quaifring rms: 4. Aberlay. J. Hnrrin. E. Schutte. R. McRobert. G. Sinolair md R. Frleby. Sundav BEGA 4-5-88-Fine & sunny (18). iOT El0 CM DIB: 6 shmters dl with n passible were C. AUen. B. Mnckny. T. Hayden. D. Blewitl. M. Hnyden and R. Event 5 Nom. $14.00 Underhill. 15TPlS Hcp: Il-l4m: B. Elliott: 15.18~:B. Undcrhill: 18.25m: E. HANNAGAN RHEEM PERP. HANDICAP COP- - K~llner.15TDiB ClhI: E. KoeUner. S. Platta. B. Underhill. 10TGordon Fcilnn DOUBLE BARREL HICAP - 25~ar~ets Trophy Hcp: B. Deacon. HG: 8. Underhill. FM: B. Eltiotf. Novelty Events: Qusil: B. Underhill: 5 x 11. 5 x 25: B. Underhill.

Troohv 1. 2 & 3 OIAll. 14m to 15m. 16m to~~ 17m~ ~ ... BERRIDALE 10.5.86 - Cold, windy. rsin (good). 10T EO 15m CD. D. 18m to 20m, 21 &Over. Trophy 6est'~ad~& ~unio; Blewill. W. Maclrovhth 10-10. P.Klarenbeeh. C. Sc0tt.P. Reeveall9-10.20T Event 6 Nom. $14.00 STATE CHAMPION OF CHAMPION Trophy & Sash OIAll Winner. Trophy 1st and 2nd. ~-- --~~ Trophy A, B & C Grades Mev Campbell. T. Shes". C. corc;r&. R. hianning all 10-10. DOT DIB HC~ Trophy Lady &Junior Trophy: MevCampbell. T. Shenn. G. Evans. P. Pcroival. C. Corcornr!nll 19.20. Winner inshoot off G.Eunn8.R. Pcrciva. FM: D. Cormrnn. 20TPiS 15m CiD: C. Evans GO-GO. C. Coxoran 57.60. hf. Evans 56-60. Night: IOTEfOCtD 15m: Extra Event if time permits M. Evnns. N. Dwieht.- .~ J. Blnzlev all 10-10. 25TCentral Zone SIB C'shio: A: G. OIAll High Gun on Event 2 to 6. Evnns. R. Pioflowski: B: R. hiulphy, W. Marks: C: D. Liddle. M. Evans. FU.

BAILEE FARM FIELD CHAMPlQNSHlP SATURDAY 6th 8, SUNDAY 7th E8EFTEMBER 1986

NOMINATIONS $22.50 OlALL BADGE & SASH. USUAL GRADE w. Reid~ler.25T CiD: R. Scott. M. Filzalan. C. Bette, R. Lehman. J. Hunter. TROPHIES W. ~eichler.5TNieht CID: I. Lieht. C. Betfs. J. Hunler. W. Reiohler. 25ThiT

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 Page 23 NEW SOUTH W WALES GUN CLUB 11th Annual Charity Shoot Preliminary Notice

to be held on Saturday &Sunday, October 25 & 26.1966 Watch for more details in future issues of C.T.S.N. 6 Lacation: 131 Booralie Road, Teney Hills, N.S.W. Annual Shoot 28th July, 1986 Telephone: 450 1775 Star%: 9.00 am

PRESIDENT SECRETARY I John Philipson Ian Bruce Phone (H) 949 4846 Phone (H)4493987 I 10 Tg DIE Cramsie McRae Eye Opener. Cash Event TREASURER John Richardson Phone (WIH) 48 5906

25 Tg DIE Crop-QuipISteiger Championship. ISM Graded Event RIFFITH N CLUB I.S.U. Elimination Shoot Saturday & Sunday July 12 & 13 9.30 am Start

Event 1 Nom. $25.00 Plus Sweeps Saturday 100 Target Trench Championship; Sash OIA, 1st AA, A, B, C OIA High Gun Events 1-5 Int High Gun Events 1-5 Both High Guns Sponsored by Williams Ready Mix Event 2 Nom. $25 Concrete Plus Sweeps Junior, Ladies & Veterans - half nominations Sunday 100 Target Trench Championship. Sash OIA 1st. AA, A, B. C

To be shot 100 Targets per day as one 200 Target Event

Tracey Foot (Club Sec) Ph: (067) 93 3125 Ph: (067) 96 8266

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS- JULY 1986 THE TUROSS LAKES 100 In conjunction with the Tuross Head Family Sports Festival, 25 Aug-1 Sept Finley Gun Club wish to advise Sunday 31st August 9.00 am Start that the annual Boomerang Sponsored by the Tuross Head Chamber of Shield Shoot will not be held Commerce this July as it has been in other years. This shoot has been deferred to a date yet to be set. 25Tgt Skeet Hcp Trophies 1st & 2nd Please watch for the new date G

10Tgt DB. 15M Cash Divide program in a future issue.

Event 3 Tuross Supermarket 20 Tgt DB Nom. $5.00 Continental ISM Trophies A, B & C Grade The Finley Gun Club will not be 10 Pr Double Rise holding a shoot AT ALL this Trophies Ist, Znd, 3rd July. Event 5 Tuross Chamber of Commerce 15 Tgt Nom. $5.00 D.B. H'cap. Trophies Ist, 2nd, 3rd

10 Tgts Novelty Thank you for your support of Trophies 1st & 2nd the club and the Boomerang Shield Shoot. Look forward to your attendance when the new Barbecue Lunch Available Club located off Pacific Hwy I0kms north of Narooma- follow date is set.

Total Nominations $26.00

OIA ~ighGun, Inter High Gun &Junior High Gun on Events 1-6 (100 Targets) President Bill Armstrong

Pres Brian Mead (058)83 1933, Ph (044) 76 2625 A.H. 83 1521 i

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 Page 25 GUN CLUB /

~ COWRA 3.5.86 - Fine. auMy for dsy, mild Right (58 dsy. 34 night). EO s~veso10~ 16m: Possibles 11: P. Hayman. J. Brown. R. Wood. D. Toshank. W. SATURDAY, 26th July, 12.30pm Start I EVENT 1 Nom. $13.00 Sweeps $1 .OO

50 Target Pre Western Zone Hcp. Ist, 2nd, 3rd DOWNSIDE INTERNATTONAL 26-4-88- Sunny, em1 (19). 50T DIE 15m Tmphy mL: AA: R. Blake48.50: A: C. Mason4S-50: B. B. Tilyard47-50: C: R. Tye 15-50.25T Skeet Hop: A. D. Colman 24-25: B: P. Smft 23-25: C: C. Mason 22-25.25TRiverinsZone Skeet C'shio: A: D. Colman25.25:B: R.Tve21.25: C:

178.190: C: B. Willloms 138-150. P. Yafes 129-150. ~~lmurag~msnt(donated G Rn)<.r)Bill \V~llurm:.. GI.I:N INNES 4.686 --- Ororcast & mol BIX) 25T DR l>r>,A.V k2~lvalil.L K~tllled~.C.C~ftilh~aIi2?.25:R: il A. Kempfon. D. Edmonds both 20-25: C: 8.~it~h~~i:~. Fuller bath 19.25.25~ PS 15111: AA: R. Vidal 75-75: A: B. Sweeney 73.75: B: D. Cuninxhame 72.75: C: EVENT 2 Nom. $13.00 Sweeps $1 .OO ~riiiiths183-206 FM HG: Tim Rbberfson 160-2M). D. &k.HaUPLs: 3 pts6. GtiifiU1.2 "ts N. Cnmdon. 1 pl A. Futter. Talkin. Swrt Awds: N. Cam~ion and L. ~ennedy.~ac&ah Tin Tray n6qa.int GuGo-iad Invereu was won by 50 Target Western Zone Championship Glen Innes 289-375. The event hod to be mmpleted with car lights. Team members: D. Cuninghame. A. Kempton. N. cempion. A. Futter nnd J. weir. OIA A.B.C. GOULRUFSU WORKERS 11.5.86 - Warm (22). 10 PR DIR EIO: D. Piotrowskl 19-20. W. Buckley. F. Roberts. P. Cmker. J.W. Smith. W. Baxter all 17.20.20 PR DIR C'ship: OA: D. Piotmwski 37.40: AA: F. Roberle 34-40. S. Balogh 30-$0: A: G. Buckley 35-40. W. Baehta 33-40: B: J. Marsh 53.70. B. Buckley 52-70: C: W. Buekley 28-40,20 PR DID C'ship: F. Roberts & S. Keys 21.21. D. Piotrowskl &J.W. Smith 20.21. G. Buokley & W. B~chta19-20.20T EVENT 3 Nom. $13.00 Hop: G. Buokley 43.43. D. Price 42.43. D. Buokley. D. Piotmwski. J.W. Smith Sweep $1 .OO all 19-20. 2OTPIS: S. Keys. F. Roberts both 60-60. HG: D. Piotmweki. GUYRA 26.4-86 - Fine & warm. 20T PS 15m: R. Skinner. R. H-ond both GO-GO. A. Putter 59-60. Club SB C'shio: OA: R. Varlev 25.25: A: N. Campion 24-25: B: G. Cluiey 23-25: C: T. Robheon 24.26. 201: DIB Club Tra~hr:G. CLuleY 32.32. D Davis 31-32. Georrina Mitchell 30-31. HG: G. 50 Taraet Western Graded Event A.B.C. 8 westerr, Zone Team selected from Events 2 and 3 1

HAWKESBURY 24-5-86- Fine. windy (30). 207 DIB Tmphy: A. B. Keble Sash and O/A Zone Championship 53.53: B: T. Allot& 13.20: C: K. Waters 18-20. 25 PIS C'ship: OA: B. Kable 73-73; A: K. Bosnnko 72-73: 8: T. Allottn68-75: C: R. Macquire 65-75.25TBT a C'ship: OA: E. Zndro 23-25. HAY 4.5.88 - Fine & mild (21). 10T SB EO CID: W. Headon. I. Hesdon. N. High Gun over Events 1,2,3 Lipple. W. Ronald all 10.10. 25THay District SB C'ship: OA &B: W. Headon 24-25: A: R. Anderson 23-25: C: B. Doyle 23.25. 10T Club Mug SIB Hcp: W. Headan 14.14. ZOTHcpCIDMixedMeterage: 11-15: W. Dunhar.8. Doyleboth 20.20: 16.18: I. Hendon 20-20: 20-25: D. Sullivan 18.20. 10T Club Mug SIB H Hop: W. Ronald 15-15. HG: W.Headon73.75. JvniorHG:K. Rosewarne61.75. wepe~eadon was also named ~eySpartaman of the Month for ~prilfor hie effort in winning the R HG st the Nationals. HERMIDALE 27.4-88 - Gmd (19). 10T EO CD: T. Higgins. T. Hudson. R --- Page 26 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS- JULY 1986 Page 27 NEW SOUTH W 11986 State Skeet Carnival

Practice available from 9.00 am -

Event 1: Nom. $18.00 Event 3(a) 01s $3.00 50T QLDINSWIVIC CHALLENGE SKEET C~SHIP 50T STATE NlGC OIA Sash, Badge and Grade Trophy OIA Sash, Badge 1st in other grades. 1st in 0th Ladies and junior Ladies a This event not included in the High Gun THIS EVENT NOT IN( Saturday 9th 8.00 am Sunday 10 State Teams Match - 1 Event 2 Nom. $18.00 Event 4 01s $3.00 50T 6th N.S.W.C.T.A. SKEET C'SHIP 50T N.S.W. STA' Sponsored by Seiko Time Centre Sponsored by St OIA Sash, Badge and Grade Trophy OIA Sash, Silver Bac 2nd in Grade. IstMnd in other Grades 2nd in Grade lstl: Ladies and Junior Ladies a Event 3 Nom. $18.00 Open - Ladies - i 01s $3.00 State Team High Gun S 50T PACIFIC COAST SKEET C'SHIP by "Edge\ Sponsored by Stewart & Allwood Open High Gun Over l OIA Sash, Badge and Grade Trophy Trophy Donate' 2nd in Grade Ladies High Gun lstl2nd in other Grades Junior High Gun Ladies and Junior Veterans High Gu N.S.W. STATE SKEET TEAM ELIMINATION Interstate 5 Man Teams ( OVER EVENTS 2-3 Trophies Donated by

Page 28 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 ction with LES GUN CLUB - 8th, 9th and 10th August ay 8th Competition commences at 12.30 pm

Nom. $18.00 2 Man Teams Competition - Entry Fee $2.00 per 01s $3.00 Team SKEET C'SHIP Money and Handicap Cards must accompany id Grade Trophv. - nominations Grades **Ladies and Juniors who shot the full j Junior program * * UDED IN HIGH GUN * *Half Nominations* * I, 8.00 am Shooters - 50 Targets The N.S.W.C.T.A. Executive gratefully Nom. $18.00 acknowledge the following sponsors 01s $3.00 + *Smiths Sports Store* * i SKEET C'SHIP * * Seiko Time Centre * * ths Sports Store * *John Player Prestige Cars* * e and Grade Trophy * *Stewart and Allwood * * in other Grades Accommodation: Ross Beer BlH (02) 29 4538 unlor State Teams John Richardson A/H (02) 48 5906 h and Trophy Donated lod Park" PRESIDENT: ents 2-3-4-5 Sash and Len Bird by C & J. Burt (065) 54 6160 AIH ash and Trophy ash and Trophy Sash and Trophy STATE SECRETARY: allenge - No Entry Fee Mrs. Jenny Burt, S.W. Southern Zone P.O. Box 836, Tamworth (067) 65 9386 A/H

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 Page 29 GRARON GUN CLUB SPECIAL JULY CUP OPEN SHOOT Location 8km Southgate Road Commencing 8am Sunday July 13th, 1986 3 Layouts EVEKT 1 Nom. SH~OO

EVENT 2 I 50 Target

~ EVENT 3 Nom. 111.00 25 Target Dl8 Cont. 15m CIO

Overall High Gun - Ladies & Junior Hi h Gun - if 3 or more $100 Jackpot - Possible herall Events Ladies & Jun~orsM Noms. - If shooting full program. Lunch, afternoon tea, refreshments, cartridges available at grounds Committee reserves right to alter program.

President: Max Harrison Secretary: Allce Harrison "The Oaks" Greens Lane. Ph. (066) 47 7345 Lower Southgate. 2460 I

POLICE YOUTH CLUB OF GUNNEDAH in association with BOGGABRl GUNNEDAH

..",, ." GUN CLUB NEWCASTLE 27.4.88 -Skeet: loOT C'ship: OA: R. Wiladn s7.1M). A: K. Forward 92-100: B: F. Baldwin 98-100: C: P. Prifchard 85-1W. 1986 Charity Shoot NEWCASTLE 3-5-88 - Tmp: 15T EO: G. Cru~y.I. Lee both 15-15: J. Mercer. P. O'Brien. C. King. J. Duma11 14.15. DRC'ship: OA: 1. Lee34-44:B: commencing 9.30 am G. CnseY 33.44: C: P. Pernberton %-40. DID C'ehio: C. mn.B. Lonsdnle: K. Saturday 9th August, 1986

I LCC IWIII 1015 NEWCAST1 E 17688 -'Trap LOTConl PS EO K E Drcn 2U 20. J Fryer L' Klr~eP. Ptmbcrtc,),. N Llw.~rclsull 1020 Mc~rrrlllrrL'SCorlC'anrp OA J rrber 7475 A F. ~uldrr~t~76.75. B K I.' Urrrv 6773. C L Knrmuh Event 1 Nom. $6.00 68-7i. Newcaafle ~uai~~ookpot: K. winning 13.15. - NEW SOUTH WALES 2-4-88-Clear nizh-ht 118). 1UT D18 15m: K. Sma. C. 15 Tgt Eye Opener 15M. Cash Divide wntercm ~se10th 10 Lire\nertluc~r~l.ro,,tryj~ilm,xt 14nt.5.r 17m.;;T2Um Event 2 Nom. $25.00 d: C Wvterholrac 8nOX. B K Small OGG6 C D Auartn 18 50 Tgt Gunnedah Police Youth Classic PEW SOUTH WALES 6 4.98 - Vrrv hot h \n!,clv l2Ul IOUl'lrr~lmC'shiu Double Barrel 15M Trophy Event. Overall 8 Graded Trophy Event 3 Norn. $10.00 20 Tgt Medley 15M Cash Divide 10 Tgt Continental, 10 Tgt Point Score

High Gun - Intermediate High Gun - Front marker, Novice Trap Available. Enqurries S. Stanley (067) 42 2473 Fdmner 79.85. The committee reserves the right to alter the program NEW SOUTH WALES re-4-88- Clem nighL 10T DIB 15m: D. Autin, P. McBeath both 10-10.Chocles Hlavnty Nightskeet: 0.1: P. Pawe 21-25: 4.5: D. Page 30 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 Page 31 C: D. Austin 17-20. NEW SOUTH WALES 19.4.86 - Fine. 3unny. perlect! (37). Rottiveil 3W sponsored by Eurocut: Sneh & OA Tmphy: P. Zapantis 294.300; AA: G. E.dingran 292.300: A: P. Abela 292.300: B: A. Zapantis 289-300: C: E. Sead DORRIGO GUN CLUB .7C".?,,"--- -"-. NEW SOUTH WALES 26.4.86 - Fine 1151. 15T DIB 15m: hi. Fuller. R. OPEN SHOOT Sunday 3rd August 1986 - -. ~- -~- ~~~~~~ -... ~ --- . ~ ~~~~ ~ ~ 9 am Start 1Sm: J. GubeMa25-25. 25TSiS 18m: P. Etherton 23-25. NEW SOUTH WALES SA3.4.86 - Dnmo 1lSl. 10T DIE 15m EIO: K. SmeU. C. TiUey, C. Wnferhouae. H. Theunissen. 6 ~e>ondl 10-10.SauthemZone Event 1 Nom. $9.00 15 PR DIR 15m: OA Snsh & Edge: G. Bedington 28-30: A,: G. Endington 28-30:- A:~~ ~~~A. Woodman 22.30:~ ~ B: A.~~ 7nonntia 26.30: C: U. Austin 16.30. - ~ ~ ~~- ~ ~. Opt Sweep OlAll $1.00 Southern Zane DID 20 PR 22m: K. Small & C.~eterhousi~20-21.H. 25Tgt Northern Tablelands D.B. C'sh~p Theunissen & 0. Bedineton 19.21. 1st. 2nd. 3rd A. B. C Grades NEW SOUTH WALE^ 15.86- Oscrc-I (25) Som8t,trr PurpuCualT~phy. In onj junction ~unior.~adies & Veteran C'ships H Thcun~aenP5IUO. P5T I>U Cxillp OAB AA: I< nlruniracn G3 63.A J Event 2 Ndm. $9.00 Phdip%on 1748. I3 H Cut 21127,C'H (:llnprnnn2:1?S 951's BC'shlp OARi Opt Sweep OIAll $1.00 A,\ F Znlurltiu .Jl.JI. A C Nvtrdrn 20.25. B Z Grcrn 23 25. C C. lllvvaly 25Tat Northern Tablelands S.B. C'sh~o 21 25 25T Shrrt C'ahlp 0.1 Ri A: H Clarnc 2525 Ah C Nnull#rr?12S, F! I. Brutel.126: C C 1lb.voty 21.25. 2'iT'i'renm C'alllp Oh k R 11 Thrlrrlbsen -1~1,2nd, 3rd A, B, C Grades 24 ?5. M U Krblu 2;1.20. A M Ful.er %:3.Z>. C: W To%,.urdY:I.0U Event 3 Nom. $14.00 NEW SOUTH WALES 7.586 - Clrur. nrrht IJL' DB ISm FO C. Opt Sweep OJAll $1.00 wnterha"se, K.~avie. o.~~edingion. D. H~IT~&,P. ~c~enth 10-10. ~ile 15Tat Point Score Hco. Troohv Event Members ST 11m ST 14m ST 17m ST 20nr: A: C. Waterhause 20-20 B: K. - Trophies lst, 2nd, 3id' SmU 20-20: C: J. Merano 17-20. 10T Rabbit Run 15T: P. McBeath. C. -~vrnt .-. . . d , .~"rn. -. .. . -tin .- , 00 Wnterhou~~.O. Bedington dl 9-10. NEW SOUTH WALES 10.5.86 Overcast 1181. NSW Gun Club C'shio 20Tgt D.B. Hcp. Cash Divide - I Total Noms inc. Sweeps $45, Lao es an0 .dn 01s 'h hums on FL Prog~ar L~ncn,Canr dges, Reteshments Ava aole Comm #teeReserves the R.ant10 Aller ine Drooram I necessarv The cl~b ivouid like to thank Cox Bros Superbarn Tor Trophy Donaiions

President: Secretary: A. Mitchell W. Davis (066) 57 6125 (066) 52 2429

~be1n21-2s.25TSiB 0~8;~:R. ~itrnrveluis-25: B:X. ~npnntiszs.32: C: C. Abela 18.25. HG: A. Zapanfie 66-69. 20 PR DID: H. Theuniasm. G. ~- NEW SOUTH WALES 21.6.86 - (21). 10T DiS 15m EIO: C. Wsterhouee 10-10.Charles Hlnvety Nigbt Skeet: 0.1: P. Pnyne25.25: 2-3: I. Mckny 24.25: 4-5: C. McLesy 23-25. DOT DIB Ism: A: C. Walerhouse 20-20: B: P. McBeth 23-23: C: R. Wead 17.22. ORANGE GUN & RIEW 27.4-86 - Gaod (49). 20T DIB Hap ClubTmphy: 3 pos8ibles. B. Rue. R. SMord. Les Quirk. R0.s Stanlord 22.22. BM: L. Quirk. FM: M. Spicer. 25T PIS Central West C'ship: J. Lew~anoe75.75. R. Stdord 74.75. G. Bvlfing 73-75. 10T SIB Sweeps: 8 posaibles. B. Cody. R. Jenkins Snr. R. Bertonceua. L. Quirk, B. Rue. R. Piatmwslu. G Bunting. J. Soiuto. 5 Pr DIR Sweeps: 1 pessible 10.10 J. sciuto. M. Spicer. D. MohWlan, S. Beasley, GUN CLUB J. Brown. B. Bensley. L Quirk all 9.10. POONCARIE 28-4-86 - Fine, cloudy (26). 10T WO otl Hop: Possibles. J. Cnakey. G. Code, F. Barnes. P. Ryan. 1OTHop: D.lambert 14-14. R. Faux 13-14.P. Pnlmer 11-12.25TPSC'ship:C:B. Moore60-75. D.ForsyUl65-8aB: D. Lambert 74.75. R. Faax 72-75: 0A:L. Dimas 128.126. R. Coombes 123.126. 15T Tmphy off 15m: 11-15: B. Heare 15-15: 16-20: P. R~M32-32: 21.25: L. ANNUAL ONE DAY CONTINENTAL Dimmi 78.78. OPEN SHOOT PORTMACQUARIE4-5.86-Fine&dndy (25). 75TDB 15m'Nastinga 75 OA & A: B. ~uchsnan.B. wdfan. L. Bird: B: R. Foote, R. Pritohard, K. McWhirrer: C: A. Neill, E. Neill, J. Motirike. RICHMOND WER 27.4.86 - Good (30). 2OT Hop: J. Hall 23-23, B. Robinson 22-23. RrShepheFd 18-21. 21-25 BM: I. MoDonrld 25.28. 25T DB Cont 15m: A: I. MoDondd 25-25: B: A. Clnrk24-25 C: P. Spencer 23.25 D:R. Including: White 19.25.25T SB 15m C'allip: OAPr A: T. Scaneider 33-34: B: W. DurheM THE WESTERN ZONE CONTINENTAL POINT 29-31: C: D. Lawrence 21.25: D: R. White 16-25. 20T 1Rm DB: A: W. St-y 20.20:B: W. Durhoim 17-20: C: P. Srrencer 16.20. HG:J. HaUS7-l04after HG SCORE CHAMPIONSHIP ahoot alf with W. Stncay. SUNNY CORNER 11.5.86 -Fine & mild (24). 10T El0 15m: 9 posaibles: G. Blaltmav.1.. IUexander. R.Toahaok.MraG.Lnwrence.MreM. Quince. J.Rue. AK~~I,&P~;~~iin I(. <;lor ~~~B~~l~~u~nrou,,sh~r~.sbpOA~AII. T~ylarI)B.IUU.D Rue05IW. U: I' Hnlry 9511KI R 'tbsllnrk 1011lU.C C 3, rabri 90'10. G iwbe~a86.90 zwr ~othrrsnay 1:ep: P ilalcy 3333. P SUNDAY AUGUST 1986 Comm. Hnynlw RZ.33. H Taylor 20 37 I1C R Tnylvr 110120 9.00am SYDNEY 264.86 - ~err~rtcunv .It; slnht 441 IST D B E O 10 rr8a:blea

Hon. Secretary: John Turnbull, P.O. Box 209, Moree, N.S.W. Ph. (067) 52 4646

Page 32 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 N.S.W.C.T.A RlVERlNA ZONE CARNiVAL i0.00am 31st August, 1986 ALBURY-WODONGA CLUB Trap Teams to be selected See advert. AUGUST CTSN

Gun Club Preliminary Notice

Two Day Continental Shoot including State and Zone Championships 20 & 21 September, 1986 Program details in August issue.

COROWA GUN CLUB Sunday, July 27 12.30pm Start

EVENT 1: 5 Target Eyeopener EVENT 2: 15 Target Double Barrel Handicap EVENT 3: 20 Target Points Score Championship. Graded OIA Sash, 2 Ribbons and Trophies EVENT 4: 15 Target Double Barrel Championship Graded OIA Sash. 2 Ribbons and Trophies

SYDNEY 27.4.86 - Perfect (54). 10T DiB EIO: 24 pssibies. 50T PIS Csall Trophy: AA: A. Piazza 179-180, P. Muscat 178.180: A: A. Lucsa 148-150. A. Hepburn 168.174: B: M. Freestone 144-150. B. Prampro 150-159: C: D. Jenkins 138.156. J. Enright 137.156. 25T SiB Cash Trophy: AA: V. Gntt 23.25. S. Tason 24-27: A: A<. ~iilcy24.25.P. Raae23-25: B: N. Verdon 24-25. I. Crllender 23-25: C: D. Jenkins 22-25. J. Rase 20-25. HG: Vince Gatt 220.224. SYDNEY 2.5.86 - Cold & some showers (25). IOT DIB EIO: 3 posaibles. Sydney GTC PiS CIS 25T: A: M. Tilley 73.75. C. Tilley 70.75: B: B. Prampro SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1986 69.75. A. Draper 68.75; C: J. Rizk 57.75. F. Gogosevic 59-78. 2OT DIB Cash 11.00am Tlophy: A: C. DnvenprL 30-31, T. Casey 29-31: B: M. Bateman 49-61. G. $25.00 01s $5 00 Smith 58-61: C: J. Enright 20.21. J. Rizk 19.21. 2OT Hcp Cnsh Tmphy: M. 1.00pm Botemnn 20-20. G. Smith 20-21. B. Prampro 19-21. HG: K. Northmtt >**.,9" 15 Target DIE El0 $3.00 01s $1 .OO 25 Target D/B C'sh~p $8.00 01s $1 00 25 Target SIB C'sh~p $8.00 01s $1 00 Location: 131 Booralle Road, Terrey Hills. N S W Telephone. 450 1775

-IS-RO - - - , -R . . -~..%.,i.- .. . - 7a.m- - -- . -.an.- . -r.. ns--.- .. -irn.ran -. - - - . SYDNEY 16-5-86- Fine & cml (38). 10%" DIB EIO: 3 pssibles. City of Sydney 25T SIB C'ahip: A & OA: C. Davenport 19-20. T. Csaey 29.31: B: B. Prnmpera 19-21. C. Taylor 18-21: C: A. Engles 17.20. A. Shieh 15-20. City ol Sydney MT C'ship: A: T. Csaey 31.35, C. Dnvenprt 42-49: B 8; OA: B. President: John Philipson, phone (H) 949 4846 Prampro 32.35. R. Boxm 29-35: C: I. Mmre28.35. C. Eqiee 39-49. City of

~~ Bown 16.20. Svdnev DRC'ahio: A& OA: C. TIllev41.50. B. Cnsev~~. 39-50:~~.~~ B: R.- -~ ~~-- Secretary: Bruce, phone (H) 449 3987 B: ~mkm23-20; C: A. ~ng~es12120. I. Moore 8-20. HG: B. ~rampm74.85. Ian SYDNEY 25.5.86 - Pedeot 167). IOTD/E EIO: 20 rassibles. Suthedond St Treasurer: John Richardson, phone WIH 48 5906

suthednnd St George DJ~C'ship: AA & OA~M.~iambnd 19.20. ?. E~iat AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 Page 33 DENlLlQUlN GUN CLUB Racecourse Reserve Sunday July 20th, 12.30 pm Start

Event 1 Nom. $4.00 10T PISCORE CID Event 2 Nom $7.50 2OT SIBARREL CISHIP Sash &trophy OIA. Ribbon &trophy other 2 grades Event 3 Nom. $7.50 20T MIXED METERAGE CISHIP . AA off 20m. A off 18. B off 16. C off 14m 1st. 2nd and 3rd Sash OIA Event 4 Nom. $7.50 10 PAIR DlRlSE CISHIP Sash &trophy OIA. Ribbon &trophy other 2 grades Presents $26.50 STATE TRAP CARNIVAL 4th, 5th, 6th OCTOBER, 1986 * JACKPOT OPERATING * More details in later Issue * TIME PERMITTING $80 CASH DIVIDE EVENT *

President: President: Len Bird Secretary: Mrs Jenny Burt P. Renvrick Committee reserves the Secretary: (065) 54 6160 A.H. (067) 65 9386 A.H. (058) 81 2341 right to alter the program z5$:l 2974

~ BOGGABRI- ~ GUNNEDAH [ ClAV TARGET CLUB f 1 SUNDAY, JULY 13, 12 noon start 2 I GUN CLUB 1 4th ANNUAL AG-QUIP SHOOT I WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20. 1986 I Commening - At ~i~ht BARBECUE I

Pre~~denlV c Eatner Secretary Sluart Stanley President: R. Petts Secretary: L. Bahr Laolaiv St , 6oggaDrl. 2361 23 Psimcr Cres G~nneoah,2380 Pnone (067) .13 4588 Pnone (067) 42 2473

Page 34 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 Cole: B: B. Kennett: C: P. McWilliam. This was an ISU 2M)T Elimination Round of hench. The highest ewre was M. Diamond 192.200. WEST 'ATALONG 17-5.86 - Cold & wet (19). 10T El0 CID 15m: A. Boyd 10.10. R. Ellison. D. L'mdaay. B. Dent sll9.10. N. Rodgers. E. Whytwoea, S. RELIMINARY Foster. L. Wernall 8-l0.20T Hco CID: B. Dent. L. Redtern bath 20-20. G. OTICE

Welsh 22-26. 25T MT C'ship 15m: OA & A: G. H-leon 34.35: B: R. Welsh Tamworth Clay Target Club 33-35: C: C. Mffileahan 29-35. HG: J. Ferrett 111.115. Annual Open 2 Day D.T.L. 6thl7th September, 1986

BARMERA4.6.88 - F~c& mlld (13) 2O1' 15m DB A R Rubrrtaun 2U2

24.28. D. Fameworth it).?l. 25TGrdSkrcC A P Ttuaono2(,.2S~~~ ~ ~ U H~~ Nccnil~ 33 35. C C NuM 2025. 25T M~lxcd1.rgacy C'ahip A D Fnrrt3worth 2U.25. FIOCCHI TOURNAMENT AND B H. Nunn 1625: C: C. Num 11.25 Drlrosn Wlnca Llcp D. Fwnswurut 77.90 Thi~bcrngaur Legncy Brncflr al~ootall pmf~tsnerc ward tu i.rgt.cy DANIARM TROPHY EVENT Thu told rluaed was $180 BORDERTOWN 17688- Showery (22) E H & R .hi Dnvm DUC ship15T B k OA G Pnrham 31.31. P Merrolr 3031. A: 11. Androw6 :34.35. R wugg

3335:C G D~mmr21.26.Bart Pdanr $u25 srntc~~r~d~uc'ah~o~ ~~~~.~A&OA~~~~ .~~ Guns Overall - Excellent Trophies B. ~Gwden54.60:~. Durbridgs 53.80: B: 8. ~ngland53-60, Reg Pallant 51.60: C: Bert Pallant 44.60. G. Dlnninz 37-60. HG: Grahnm Durbridee ...... ,. .c -.- ..... FAR WEST11.5.88 -Fine &mild (8). 50TSkeet: G. Burnett 43, J. Innes42. B. Pobke 39. 5DT DB 15m: T. Woods 54. J. Innea 53.8. Pobks 45. President: INTERNATIONAL 18-5-86-cold k windy (36). 25T skeet: A: R. Dower Mr GeoH Walters 24-25: B: B. Dower. P. Winzen 23.25: C: F. Lu Poi 16.25. 25T Adelaids Citv (067) 66 1858 AH

17-20: A: B. Samuela 17-20. M. Fuller 18-20: B: B. Prampm 15-20. P. Mdntosh 14.20 C: F. Gogosevic 15.20. A. Wakeling 14-20. HG: M. Diamond "*.*". - TmTCNHAM 18.686- Cold. cloudy (IC) IGTPS EO: U.Jnckron BO.30. C rlsldivinron 30 30 2l.T DB Club C'ahlp. .4 & OA C1L.b Ct~mp.P Rtzalnn: 33. N Clnr~cy20 2U C R Bnrl!r! 202U 15TC:h Hc~S Wllli-S. L. Hewill 15T G. Warner 12-15, Ck llep R Rtodln. S. \V~ll.;lma 3LI'OA Montllh. hlcdnl .- Aprrl S Wllbumn LAKE ALBERT 4-6-86 -Mild & aloudy (28). 25T Fisher Firearme Hcp: T. May R nrodin.:10m PS A c ~a~drvinson(iaco. B s w~lltwna5460. c R Baoker 37.37. J. Rvndle 38.37. L,Beelitz 24.25. 25T Fisher Firearms DIB Rlullrl 53 (i0 IOT Wl~kUp A P Flt..al;ul 8.10. U: S Williams R.10. C B C'ship: A & OA: G. Michell 32.33. P. Rundle 31-32: B: G. Sparrow 32.33. K. larkinga 7.10 5 L2H DH A P F8lir%lw>81U: U hl Ftlrnlru~910. C. A. Klea SMther 31-33; C: T. Booker 24-25. G. Dinlling 22.25. 20T Cont CID: A: P. 7.10. HG: R. Bradin 148.160. Rundle 20-20. D. Beelitz 19.W. P. Jahnmck 17.20: B: I. ~e~n20.20. A. TUMUT 13.4.86 -Fine. warm (25). 10T DIB EiO: J. Maggan. B. Dowell. J. Williams. D. Humohrev bath 19.20: C: J. Rundle. M. Whelan bath 15-20 T Barker Snr. G. MnoPllie. B. mke,J. Iangmore all 10.10. averina Zone m C'ship: OA: G. Lindley 71-74: A: J. Barker97.102; R: J. Langmore 66.74; C: H. Anderson 50-60. 10T DIE Hop El0 C. Brandon. J. Barker. M. Rmke. R. Baker all 10.10. 2UT DB Hop Trophy: B. Rmke 26.26. F. Steenhaldt 25.26. C. Brandan 21.22. HGTrophy: J. Barker 112-118. AnnualHG: E. Vincent279.T. 15T Sidex Side Ewnt: A: B. Greenshields 14.15; B: J. Sandow 13.15: C: A. Elliott 275. J. Maeean 271. ---.n...... -~.-. ,".,c. MALLAWL 18.5.88 -Windy &cold (24). 30T 15 DB 15 PS Lyndook Motors: A. Hamilton 51.60. J. Ellis 66.76. P. Jarmyn 63-76. 10T ATA Sweeps: A: B. Greenshield. P. Jarmw both 10-10: B: G. Neleon 9.10; C: W. Trillo. C. ..-...... Bailey all 20-20. MILLICENT 27488 - Overruar, wary wind, inrarmrrtenr rrlrj (10) 501' UPPER HUNTER 17.5-86 - Cloudy & mild (12). 10 DB EO: C. Martin. R. DB C'ahap A,& OA' I. Haulerington 49.50. A G Stavlv 68.68: U: C Woods Weem. T. Turner Jnr, T. Turner Snrd10-10.20 PS CD: M. Sarsieon 57-60. 48 50 J Fmch 4750: C. S. iiunderson .125U. A Spkea :19.50 20T Hrp: It Sehlcrer41.42. J. Farrch 4042.1 Slrns23.25 20T Pla. A F Tavlor.~~~ 58-- Is0 U J. Fartoh 60.60; C: A. spokes 43.60. 0berlkde; M~~DI~QIHG over 1st two events: R. Sohleter 87-70. The club would like to thenk he ~un~nck ear ...... -- ...... MOUNT CAMBIER 10688 - Excellent (26) 26T Skeot Oh. w Lucas llo~Il0:A: C. Waterhouse 109;110: B: E. scan0 29-30: C: M. Read HCUlenngton 43.43: A' K. Holmes 424:l. B P Grrctt 10.25' C: T.Simr 11.25 2ST Coca Colv DB C'ahlp: OA & A: K. Holmea 3U 30. P Tclrord :1112. R C G. A Slukra243025TPtr Coonina24-25. G. Woode21.32: C: All8aan 25.30. ~.~~~ ~~~ ~--~- A: i..a&eriniton 73.75. K. Ho'imes 84-81: B: W. netherinson 74.75. ~sims 69.75: C: G. Allison 58.75. S. Henderson 57.81.15THcp Cm: A. Moody 15.15, S. Henderson. I. Hetherington. K. Holmee. G. ~llisonall 14.15. opnHG: K. Ladies HC: ~oanlionemore 63.75 Holmes 136-140. Junior HG: S. Wombwell 79.90. Many thanks ta the WAGGA 17-5-86-bet. 5GT Tmphy Hop: Kern Shannhan 50-50. B. Rmke eponeore Coca Cola Bottlers. Mt Gsmbier: Gary JeMinga Auto Electriosl: and 49.50. Maree Rmks 45-50. Morrison Motors. Congratulations to Kym Hoimes an winning the monthly WARREN 10-5-88-Fine. mild (6). 15T DB EIO: J. Hunter ehaf possible. R ..-Pxb. Fit=& 14-15, 1UT Ron Young PS Jackpot: R. Fitzalan. B. Fitzalan. C. NOARLUNGA ClTY 4.5.88 - Beaut!ful (SS) IOC 1)U Cu: J. Lnxron. G Goldup. 25T DB C'ship: C. Goldup 24.25. R. Fitzalan 23-25.20TSB: J. Hunter zappie. I Lamberr. K. Polel. T. Morris. W. Hrrlly P Wmmn R Dew,, ii 20-20. R. Fitzalan 17.20. R. Kinaey 15.20.20TCont OIB: R. Fitzalanm.20. J. wall-. K.~onlol.~ ~l-10. G bllrn C Banrlav. w Hardin=. s ~vrnrs.J Hunter 19.20. 10T Cont DIB: J. Hunter 10-10. R. Fitzslan. C. Goldup bath Bymes.~.~artini, K. ~;uyis;W. ~ames.T. ~enydiall lo-10, i5~cdmmitt& P.," DB C'ehb: A: C. Bentley 72.72. R. Biei 71.72: B: W. Sutherland 26-26. P. Hall

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78-1W: C: A. Dipaalo 84-1W. W. Sprrlrmon 73-1M). WRT AUGUSTA20-4-86- Fineiclenr(lS). lOOTSupr Shoot. 1 mund each (SOUTH. AUST) of Skeet. DTL, BIT &Tower: A& OA: Grant Ballen 98-100. R. Bisi 97-100; B: B. Murphy 98.100. A. Dipaolo 97-110; C: L. Hencook G6-100, P. Martin

Friday, July 25 - 1.OO pm ~isi36-37: B:F. ~ecn2i-25. B. m,"er 23.2% C~L.~vlcock 22-25. c. zopbia 30-37. Bolivar Trench C'shb: OA & A: R. Zaniol24-25. J. Johnnaen 32-35.: B: Event 1 Nom. $7.00 Whyalla Skeet Champ 25T Sash OIAll Trophies lst, 2nd & 3rd Donated by Martins Home Furnishers G. Bates 21-25. Lady: M. Wough 25-25. 0.4 FG: J. Jahnnson. Event 2 Nom. $5.00 SYP 18.5.86 - Cold. wet & windy 1161. Football Club 2(111 DB Hco: K. Lee 40T 15m Birthda Sweepstakes. Point Score, Optional Sweeps $5.00 each 10 Tgts in grades.

Saturday July 26 - 9.00 am Event 3 Nom. $7.00 25T 15M Double Barrel. Link Engineering Trophies, lst, 2nd, Each Grade Event 4 Norn. $12.00 Whyalla Classic 25T 15M BALLANDEAN 185Bti . Grml.lr U,.II :ST IBlll U 11 CroL C':.hrb, OA lCIy hliucivlrr G1 6.1: A 5 En3 llcy (i:'(,.( R X;riilrzllkt. .A!> 1.1. B R Custnu .'l:19. Sash each grade lst, 2nd & 3rd Trophies each I1 ScNr14P'i.C A Ncs\..) 222i.C Unnn.,\ -arade Event 5 Nom. $7.00 , -- - .~.... -~~ ~~ 25T 15M Birthday Championship Grade: G. Newey. C. Vnrley: shoat offB ~radejA.J. Smith. R. Starr. C~lh25T 15m DIB: A &OA: S. Bartley. R. Kremers. G. Newcv. C. Bloxsame. D. Ellie. R. Sash each grade, lst, 2nd Trophies each grade Vnr1.y nll 22 25 B A J s!l;itn 2525. G %rrcnr.y:r. lufaro A KCI~III~UII 8~11 2,125 C: L Gr2r*i...l: 2323 (: C.mcr8bv~ A Nnrc) b'11, lo?> Evm, 4

Elimination R\ulll I >llm1. (iziurbck 5'175. I5I71n~~ -D C.~c~~.$n~.lln,llc. ~~~ >I Mascedri 68-75: 18-21 C. Dongee 75.75.: 22-95 S. Bartley. C. Blaxsomc. R. Sunday July 27 - 9.00 am Varlsy 74-75. Qld.NSW Teams Match: Oid team won 566 to NSW re- 533: QI~:6. mnges, S. ~articy.L. shanco. S. ~orn.R. uart~ey.FLXS ~scadri.K. Event 6 Nom. $7.00 Nnsarenko. G. Newey. M. Ilrrv1or.A.J. Smith, S. Lawlor. S.J. Pugl1si:NSW: C. 25T 15M Double Barrel. Presidents Trophies Bloxaame. R. Vnrluv. D. ~11;s.C. varlev. D. ~unninrhame.M. Shi~lda R lst, 2nd Trophies each grade Event 7 Nom. $7.00 Whyalla Gun Club DB C'silip. OIAll Sash, Sash other grades.- Whvalla Fabrications Tro~hies lst, 2nd each grade Bartley. R. Bnrtley. R. Macndri. R. ~Tddnl.Mnny thaal~stotrophy donor;. Blue Event 8 Norn. $10.00 Dot Targets. Greg Newey. Dopaon & Ca. Visey Doard. Granite Bell Tyre

25Tgts Handicap. 3 Groups - 11-16, 17-19, Service. CellulomPlostioe. BlueToonzCnravanPark.~.- ~~ ~ Bolsleunrrl~~ h4orel R & Lu~a.riindmareh family. d. Cosmo. Ian Girgcnti. Bob Sword. 20-25 BRISBANE 18.5.86 - PerIecl. 5OT Ctlandler Tmphy: A: R. Dean 81-62: B: lst, 2nd Trophy each Group. Alexander Motor N. Aird 47-50: C: N. Green 40.50. 5UT Moreton Dist C'ship: OA'. G. Redmond Inn, High Gun Trophy & Sash on Events 3, 4, 5, 50.50: A: G. M~ning86.87:B: N. Aird 60-62: C: N. Green 42-50.25TDaublcs: G. Redmond 24.25. Twrvoomba wan the inaugurdnl "Bdebsne-Twwwmbo" 6,7&8 skeel Challenge by one ta~getwith 481.500. Team members: M. Barton. R. B Grade High Gun - J. Walker Trophy lDRl Dean. D. WeUs. R. Donovan and M. Hoss. C Grade High Gun - Eric Commons Trophy -" Saturday Night - Calcutta Social Evening. BRISBANE 255-58-Fine 1501. 25T DIE SiS: AA: K. Stevens. W.Sleuens. All meals available Friday night to Sunday night Affiliated ACTA. 'h Noms Velerans & Juniors

23-25: C: L. Ven Dooren21.25. 25T DIB C'ship: S. Withers 45-45. T. 44-45. A. Griffifhs 26-27. 0.4 HG. T. White 148.150. BUNDABERG 11-5-86- Finelwnnn, windy (20). Skeet: 25T OIG SIS: R. Rehbeln 25-25, K. Palmer W-25. K. Rehbein. P. Rehbein bath 23.25. 25T C'shio: A: R. Rehbein 25-25: 8: P. Rehbein 24.25: C: C.Sereiammi 26-29. Concessional Accommodation available at Tmp; 2OT PLs 15m SiS: A. R. Rehbein 57.60, B: P. ~ehbsgM)-60: C: C. Alexander Motor Inn Ostermon48-60.25~~~~:C. Osferman25.25. R. Rehbein 24.25. D. Crir~itha Ph (086) 45 9488 24-25. 10PRC'ship 15hr: AA&OA. R. Rehbrln 17.20 B P Rehbein 17-20: C. R. Han Fay 17-20. 10 PRDD2Om: P. Shaw & IF. Kath 35-35. R. Rellhin& P. Rehbein 34.35. FM HG: R. Hon Fnv 85-105. BM HG: P. Rehhin 99-105. Novice HG: T. Millmnn. AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 DALBY GUN CLUB Affiliated A.C.T.A. BRISBANE GUN CLUB (INC.) QLD. MT. PETRIE ROAD, BELMONT, BRISBANE, Saturday 23 August and Sunday 24 4153 August, 1986 JULY 1986 SHOOT SATURDAY 23 August: 12 noon start EVENT 1 Nom. $3.00 10 Target Double Barrel Eyeopener PROGRAM SIStakes 15m EVENT 2 Nom. $8.00 rnr IJ I.UU~III lrap Dalbv' & District Double Barrel ChamDionshi~ 25 Target, 15m, Badge OIA' IT 1 Nom. $5.00-... Trophy AA, A, B, C Best C11 01s $1 .OO 20 Target DIB 15m, Badges A.B.C. EVENT 3 Nom. $15.00 EVENT 2 Nom. $5.00 $550 Medley - 30 Targets, 15m 20 Target DIB Points 15m, Badges A.B.C. 15 Target Continental - 15 Targets Double Barrel Graded AA, A, B, C $125 each grade $50 O/A EVENT 3 Nom. $6.00 Cash divide 60%, 30% 10%

5 Taraet DIB. 5 Taroete~ ~ SIB.~ , 5or-,~~ DIR. 15rn ~rzphies- Components - A.B.C. Total Noms. $16.00 WEDNESDAY 16 7.30pm, Night Trap EVENT 1 NO^. $6.00 SUNDAY 24 August - 9am start 1 20 Target DIE 15m SIS A.B.C. EVENT 4 Nom. $8.00 Dalby & District Points Championship EVENT 2 Nom. $9.00 25 Targets, 15m, Badge OIA 20 Target S.E. Qld Night C'ship Trophy AA, A, B, C Best C11 Trophies A.B.C. Badge OIA EVENT 5 Nom. $30.00 Total Noms. 515.00... 01s $1.00 - $1,100 Cash Event "Calcutta" SUNDAY 20 9.30am. American Skeet 50 Targets Double Barrel, 15m EVENT 1 Nom. $12.00 $250 each grade. $100 O/A Graded AA, A, B, C Cash 50 Target Trophies A.B.C. Divide 60% 30% 10% EVENT 2 Nom. $12.00 EVENT 6 Nom. $10.00 President's Trophy Optional Jackpot $1 .OO 20 Targets Double Barrel Continental 15m 50 Target Chandlers Trophy A.B.C. Graded AA. A. 8, C. 1st & 2nd Trophy each Grade High Gun on 100 Targets Stevens & Sons High Gun on Event 1 The Fred Flegler Memorial Shield will be shot in conjunction with Event 5. Teams of 5 Shooters (Club Team) Total Noms. $25.00 High Gun and Front Marker Trophies - Ladies & SUNDAY 27 9.30am Trap Veterans High Gun Trophies EVENT 1 Nom. $6.00 Total Nominations $74.00 25 Target Points 15m SIS AA.A.6.C. 01s $2.00 EVENT 2 Nom. $9.00 '25 Target B.G.C. DIB C'ship Lao es & JLn ors 60% Nom natlon AA.A.6.C. Badge OIA CALCUTTA & BARBECUE on Gro~nasSal-rday n gnl EVENT 3 Nom. $7.00 Tne Comm ltee reserves the r aht to alter or modlfg the 20 Target DIB H'cap Alf Thurlow Memorial program if necessary Accommodation available at: Windsor Motel. (074) 62 291 1 Shield. 11-15m. 16-20m. 21-25m - Russell Hotel (074) 62 2122 - Pathfinder Motor Inn EVENT 4 Nom. $8.00 (074) 62 4433 - Dalby Motel (074) 62 3222 - Gallery 10 Target Points, 10 Target SIB, 5pr DIR 15m. Motel (074) 62 2300 - Myall Motel (074) 62 3399. Trophies AA.A.6.C. REFRESHMENTS AND CARTRIDGES ON GROUNDS Total Nom;. 330.00 Stevens & Sons. D. & S. Follett High Gun €vents 1-2 Day's High Gun 1-4 Mr Barry Pearce, Mr Gordon Wenham N.B. Ladies, Juniors and Veterans: 60% of 114 Condamine St, Dalby 4405 9 Ayrton St, Dalby 4405 Nominations 1 Phone: (074) 62 2552 Phone: (074) 62 2996

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 Page 37 Schmidt 42.50. S. Sendonss 11-50: C: 8. Goody 37.50.'J. Beale 36-50: C: B. Goody 37-50. J. Benle 36-50: Best udy: V. Deeley 41-50. D. ~ictzner40-50: Beat Junior: T. Dixon 38.50. P. Rehbein 35-50: Best Veternn: A.D. James Reminder IVstice: 39-50. Zone Posta?l- SE Zone - G. Redmond, R. Rehbein. R. Dean. G. Newey. c witt. G. stevens. one ~esm- SE Zone No2-R. ~ean.M ~aea.J. porter. J. withors. R Rehbein. P. Frecleagus. Stake Pts C'ship 5DT 15m: GA: E. Western Zone of the QCTA Chizzotti 233-234, AA: R. Dean 230.234. D. Smith 224.225; A: W. 9th Annual Zone Trap Carnival Scarbornugh 148-150, G. Cross 153-156: B: K. Rehbein 146-150, P. Rehbeln 145.150: C: R. Bell 143-150. N. Mnltby 137-150: Best My: D. Pieizner July 5 & 6 being held at: 149-150. K. ~ehbein146-153: ~estJunior: P. ahbein 151-156. J. ~eele~" 148.156: Best Veteran: B. Schmidt 138.150. Cnah Hcp: 11.15: J. Palmer Chinchilla Gun Club 25-25. I. PPingst 24-25. M. Crombie 24-25: 16-18m: C. Harrison 30-30. M. Schumaoher 29-30. P. Van Beuzekam 27-28: 19.21: A. Buerchier 25-25. B. Saturday start 10.00am Pearce 25-25. R. Rehbein 25-25: 22-25:D.Css~grande25-25,J. Porter 28.29. J. Sunday start 9.00am Paul 27.29. HGOA: D. Smith 343.350. Isdies HG: D. Pielzner 323.350. Junior HG: P. Rehbein 318-350. VeteranHG: B. Schmidt306-350. Old Champion: D. Smith Md 0. Fett. GEMFIEWS 186-86-Clear. Light breeze (17). 25T DB Cent 25T SB 25T Pts Hcp - 75T: A: B. Richardson: B: P. Beuzekom: C: T. Wiiilsms. HG: N. Knvanngh. FM: T. Williams. GLADSTONE 27.446- Cloudy (30). 3WI DB 15m: A: W. Richardson 40-41: B: M. McCerthy 30.30: C: W. Humphreys 32-34. 3DT DB Hcp: ll.15m: J. Trotter 28-30: 16-18m: J. Riggs 35-36: 19-25m: W. Soarborough 29-30. 20 Pr DD QCTA Zone Cship: B. Herbert 5M.McCarthy 20-20. R. Mylrea &B. Ryan Coilinson. G. coppa. F. Bonnano. 24-25. HG: G. Levy 78.80. CALLWE DAWSON 18.5.86-Fine (18). 20T DB 15- SIS: &R. Mylreo, P. GLADSTONE 11.6-86 - Sunny & cool (13). 25T Hcp Skeet: R. ~annnh Stephenson bath20-20. M. Elliott 18-20: B: B. Ryan 19.20. B. Zimpol. J. Ryan 32-33, M. Schumacher 32-37.3. Riggs 34.37. 25Toff Glrn Skeai: B. Herbert both 17-20: C: R. Fisher. D. Goodrioh 18.20. F. Fiorentinus 16-20.25TDBPts 43.43. G. Goody 42-43, J. Eggs 24-25. 25T ISU: J. Cuah 22.25. J. Elliott Cont Zone C'ship: OA & A: P. Stephenson 73-75: B: B. Zimpel 83-87: C: K. 21-25. G. Goody 20-25. Ryan 60-78. 25T DB Hcp SIS: R. Mylren 25-25.8. Zimpel24.25. K. Ryan, M. GLADSTONE 25.5-86 - Warm & svmy (19). 25T DB 15m: A: R. Hannah EUiottbath23.25. OAHG: R.Mylren 114-120:FMHG:K. RyanS1-120:Junior 25-25: B: B. Arnold 26-26: C: D. Wust 24.25.25T SB Cont C'ship: OA 5 A: W. Richardson 24.26 B: B. Amold20-25: C: J. Benle22-25.30TDB Hop: G. Riggs .UP..- - . c- . .nuan., 4".,9"* - .- - . CENTRAL BURNETT 18.5-86 -Fine & sunny (17). 30T DIE Sweeps Hcp: 38.40. J. Gill 38-40. J. Beale 30-32. HG: W. Scarbaboovgh 73-80. Bw. ~aady28. N. Willson 27. H. ~armsn27.25TDIB off 15m:A: J. cahillz3: B: N. Gmdy 25: C: G. Hockey 22.30T SIB off 15m Sweeps: A: J. Cnhiil27: B: GOLD COAST 20-4-86- Warm &sunny (55). 1DTEO: AA: 10shmkers; A: 8 D. Henke 29: C: G. Hockey 28. 3DT DIB Pte off 15m: A: J. Cahiil 90: B: D. shooters; B: 3 shooters: C: 1 shooter- all poaaibies. Cockof the Wnlk30TDIB Henke 86: C: R. Bsrghoffer 78. 15m: AA: M. Swnle 57-51: A: J. Herbert 30-30: B. D. ~mhn32.34: C: L. ~ixon CLERMONT 25.5.86 - Briehf, windv 1171. 15T EiO DB 15m: K. Srh M~ 32.34. 20T DIB 15m: AA: W. Stevens, R. Ueberpg. R. Rosenberger, G. Woodbine all 20.20: A: G. Mariner. P. Bailey. G. Turrall. A. Bergmark "." 20-20: B: Thelma Mendorve. D. Krohn both 20-20: C: H. Ward 20.20. u+P DIE Hpo: 21.25: G. Turnell 20-20: 18-20: R. Roeenberger 23.23; 11.15: J. Fisher 25-25. GC Pts C'ship 25T DIE PCB 15m: OA 5 AA: D. Camally 75.75: A: G, Cmss both 22-30. Mariner 129-132: B: A. Bailey 74.78: C: J. fisher 72.75. GC DIRC'ship 15 Pr CONDAMINE 12-4-86- (12). 2WDB ism: G. Kocho20.20. R. Knnpp 20-20, 15m: OA 5 AA: R. Rosenberger 37-40', A: Clive Jnckman27-30: B: B. Edwards T. Hope 20.20. S. FlMagsn 20.20. 25T Pta 15m: B. Francis. L. Zicsemer. G. 31-40: C: G. Lnne 23.30. 0.4 HG: D. CannoUy 178.185. PM HG: J. Fisher Kocho. 2DT Cont 15m: G. Kacha 20-20, 3. Fernier, N. Beefon, T. ope, R. Ziesemer sit 19-20. 15T ~op:L. Zieeemer 15-15, W. ranc cia. R. ~nopp.R. Ziesemer all 14-15. CONDAMlNE 10.5.86 - (25). 2DTDB 15m: G. Kooha. W. Francis, J. Jenkins *u 20.20. %STsa champion champions: A: W. F~~C~S.B. pearoe: B: M. Dinnla. S.J. Hart: C: L. Ziesemcr. W.H. Butler. WesternZonc DRC'ship 15 PR DR: OA: G. Kocho 26: A: B. Pearce 25: B: R. Ziesemcr 20: C: T.J. IIvt 24. --~- --~-~~- CUNNAMULLA 10.5.86 -Cloudy (55). 10T EiO: 0. Schmidt. G. Herbert*. K. Walton. G. Dunsdon. R. Nugent. W. Stevens, C. Goodwin. N. Palmer. G. Webster.H.Ticehurat. H. McDonald.G. IIdg.B.Humphrey.M.Cmmbie,A.L. Schmidt. R. Cameron. J. MoLaren. .I.Loudon. D. Zoiamer all 10.10.25T DB C'ship (Pmo River): A: K. Waltan 30-31; OA & B: H. McDonald 32-32: C: N. Johnson 33-33 (FM: C. Goodwin). western Zone SIB C'ship 25T: OA: G. ~nig 25-25: A: D. Turnbull 24-25:B: 0. Schmidt 24-25: C: I. Ewt 22-25. President's Trophy 25T Pts Hop: H,McDonald 74.75. G. Hnig 73-75, W. Reichler 71-75. Wattle Glen Teams Event on event 2. Cunnamulln275. Charleville 267. Roma

~ ~-~~--~-- CDNNAMULLA 11-5-86- Cool &fine (58). Panoo River 25T SB C'ship: A: D. Turnbull 23.25: B: D. Mills 23-25: OA 5 C: D. Dunsden 23-25. 4DT Cwh Hcp:G. Hdg40.40. A.L. Schmidt. R. Nugent, M. Cmmbicall39-40. 15PRDR: C. Dvnsdcn 33-40. H. Ticehurst 40.50. hi. Tieehurst 39-50. OA HG: G. Hdg. Intermediate HG: J. Louden. FLUHG: M. Crombie. DALBY 27.4.86 -Fine& sunny (24). 2DTDiD 15m: A: G. Kocho 19.20: B: R. Price 19-20: C: G. Wenham 22-23. 10 Pr DIR C'ship: A 5 OA: G. Kacho 19-20: B: 6. Hawker 14-20: C: G. Adameon 16-22. 25T Hop: G. Adnmsan 25-25. N. Hounslow 29-30. I. Chard 28-30.0.4 HG: G. Kocho 59-65. Intermediate HG: 0.

Page 38 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 AIR QUFI-NS

I PRESENTS DSTONE GUN CLUB WIN IER CARNIVAL

1 Saturday 23rd August 1986 Start 9.00 am

Event 1 10T D.B. TOWER EYEOPENER Nom. $6.OC Cash Divide Event 2 25T D,B, PTS. TOWER CENTRAL ZONE C'SHIP Nom. $14.OC OIA Winner Sash, Badge and Trophy Winner other Grades Badge and Trophy Event 3 25T D.B. Cont. 15M Nom. $12.00 A.B.C. Trophies Event 4 20T D.B. HANDICAP Nom. $9.00 1, 2, 3, Trophies

Sunday 24th August 1986, Start 8.00 am

Event 5 100T D.B. 15m Nom. $45.00 OIA and Grade - and other grades Prizes - 5 guns on this event Mini Calcutta will be held on this event Total Noms. for whole program including sweeps $86.00

SHOOTERS PLEASE NOTE: The OIA Intermediate, Ladies, and Junior High Gun on Events 1-5 will each receive a prize courtesy of Pauline Grummitts Ail Queensland Travel World. Junior and "CGrade Ladies who shoot all events reduced nominations.

ENQUIRIES: GROUNDS Bill Richardson 72 2941 Travel South along Benaraby Rd John Cush 72 4142 7 krn from Gladstone Ra~iway David Auger 72 1696 Statlon, Carnplng lac~i~ttes avatlable on grounds

TEA available Sat~rdayN gnl THE COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RlGrlT TO ALTER THE PROGRAM F NECESSARY II s~lilcent AA ShOOTERS - Troph es w8 be awaraed

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 Page 39 KINGAROY GUN CLUB GUN CLUB QUEENSLAND Affiliated A.C.T.A. SATURDAY 26 JULY, 1986 Start 9.00am EVENT 1 Nom. S1O.OO 30 Target Sweepstakes. 10 Targets DIE. 10 Targets Continental, 10 Targets SIB. From 15rn. Sweeostakes Sunday, August 3,1986 I! divided A.B.C. Grade Noin. $12.00 Barcaldine Single Barrel Championship 9 a.m. Start Guv Hill Tronhv H , -.------r--, 30 ~a

15T DIB 15m Sweeps

PIERCE AVE., LITTLE MOUNTAIN - Pacific Coast DIB Night C'ship CALOUNDRA 20T from 15M Badge & Trophy OIAll, A, B, C WINTER CARNIVAL JULY 19th-20th Saturday 19 10.00 am SATURDAY 12 NOON Coaching Clinic Including FREE AMMO TO NOVICE SHOOTERS DONATED BY WINCHESTER AUSTRALIA Learn the basics, solve a problem, or fine tune your style. Video on the grounds. Chronograph your reloads Assistance from Club Coach - Zone Coach & OIA Medal plus weekend for 2 at Gemini Towers Referee Examiner

July "Cock of the Walk" 30T DIB From 15m Trophies AA, A, B, C, 25 T S.C.G.C. Points Championship 15m Plus '/2 Noms in Each Grade for OIS each 36-39 points $2.00 August Sunday Program Medal & trophy OIA Badge & Trophy A.B.C.

Trophies OIA AA.A.B.C. 20T DIB Handicap 11-15, 16-19, 20-25 Pimpama Points Championship Div. 60% - 30% - 10% each group 251 Points From 15m Calcutta on this event Badge OIAll Trophies AA, A, B, C Total Noms. inc. Sweeps $77.00 20T DIB Sweeps, AA, A, B, C 60% Noms. C Grade Ladies Juniors & Veterans Total 130 Targets Total 936.00 3 Man ABC Teams shoot over program OlAll High Gun - FIM 11-14m High Gun 5 Man Teams shoot on events 5-6 JUNIORS 50% Noms Ev 1 to 4 Sashes for High Guns OIA AA, A, B, C A special Cash Trophy of $100.00 to any shooter Trophies Ladies & Juniors who shoots 1801180. If more than one money is to be divided. Morning & Afternoon Tea - Lunch - Refreshments. Ammo Available The committee reserves the right to alter the program if necessary. Ph. (071) 91 4861 the right to alter

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 Page 41 PRELIMINARY NOTICE i ANNUAL "CO DAY

- ~~~~.... ~ ~~ - .~... .. SEPTEMBER 6 & 7, 1986 STGEORCE12.4.86 P%~t:(13)2:iTPS 15rr. HohsJorlrsH McOonald.1. Sc1lnudt.G tird.um H.Sjmc..:rnbul 2WSU 1511. 11. hlcDullvlo C. tirldl;un. L. Commencing 12 Noon, Saturday 6 selltn~dt.2:.T nu HOP n osbar rte. u spnrknlin. L S~ll~nldr;Lmarrr 15m 55 Targets Double Barrel, 15rn (3 events) R C~rnrrort,R s,u~knw.~~.J YcNnt.liy. It hlcUuin~ld A Sel~mtdl10 Pr DR. J Gmhimm: K S.mea. I. Schm.d! A Scl,m~dt Further event if time permits. ST GEORGE - 13.0 063 - Ptnc (Ilil ?ST I'rr 1; Crlllm. J Srmg. I. Barbecue tea and Calcutta. Scl!mrdc 2U'rSB K Syrncn R Oibarn~..J hlcAntil~y.J. Crahru~,C. Grsillim. L Srl~rz~~dl25TIlcp J Sung. B Kelly. U Clrbcir#c 2 :T Med.ry G Crulmm. B Kraghla A. Sell!it#.lt llti Ci Gruhrun SUNSHINE COAST 18.8 86 - Psl~c.bright lloL (31) 457 U B' Q Purlln 154a C. Blr+lrlllr, 45 1.5 25T DU IIcp Ill> U l:.Jalc). 24.35. 16.19 9 Commencing 9am, Sunday 7 Pvlf~n28.20: 20 2.5 (i Frit ?325 ?5't S'k! M G Prt: 4548, A. C Dlxon 105 Targets. 15m, (3 events) 25.2: D. I' T)#\on 1:1 2? C P Potlrrl 2%23 IlC AA C Fsll,BLY.5, A: G Full details August Clay Target News Ulrun M!l 93 U (: Hilnruoo 80.95 (: P For1.r: 8.1.95 Ilu,lhl\" Mkn was wull by T. ~ixon,me day proved to bevery wnrm sunny rind souera visitore enjoyed a good shoat. TALLAWALLA 27.4-88 - Overcast. perfect (9).50T UB 15m CID: A: V. Storch. J. Lee: B: J. Pyle: C: T. Williams. R. Moore, C. Storch. 50TDBHcpCID: T. Wiuiame. J. ~vle.8. ~oore. President: D. Cameron (076) 61 4220 TERRANoRA"LAKES li.o.86 - RUII,iulncl? 2C.L. UD Hcp C Iluywd I 17.20. I. s'~ng~~.ton1822 2ur DB ss: A J r.rrurt 1x20, n c. H,LPV~ Secrelary: D.C. Cameron (076) 61 4220 1720. C: Pi H,ee lli.20 2dT DR ATA: A M Kllngxrr 2023: I? C llsywnnl I82U. 1: J lbonr. IS 2) LO'I' UU Pcb B~rbnrnTurner (rrouriul Sl>rc:~lJ Uu)%.:r55(11 2OI'UB IGnl A J. Pr.r.cli:?4 2G:U A Balky 17 23.C J 1Loose 159"

I CLUB I Sunday 13 July, 1986 10.30am I PATRONS MPIOMlP DAY I

25 Target DIE 15m Cash Divide 25 Target DIB C'ship, 15m, A.B.C. 25 Target DIB Pts score C'ship, 15m A.B.C. 10 Pr DIR C'ship, 15m, A.B.C.

I President: G. Foster Secretary: G.R. Durre $ Tel. (071) 82 1974 A.H. Tel. (071) 82 5354 A.H. 5

Page 42 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986

GEELONG CLAY 1 B TARGETCLUB I INC.

Sunday, July 6. 12.00 Noon Start for Skeet NKSTON-

CLAY TARGET CLUB

Club rooms, Rossiters Road, Carrum Downs Phone 782 1626

PRESIDENT Mr. Brian Bond (03)798 1315 SECRETARY Mr. W. McMahon (059)77 5461

JULY PROGRAM

SUNDAY 6 Event 3 20 Target DIE Championship Nom. $7.00 Event 4 75 Target Skeet Champ Nom. $17.50 Event 1 10 Target points cash divide Nom. $4.00 Event Pair Sporting Champ Nom. $7.00 Event 20 Target 'IBCham!J $7.00 Event 6 100 Target Trench Champ Nom. $23.00 Event 3 20 Target DIB Champ Nom. $7.00 Event 4 Nom. $7.00 20 Target H'cap. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. B'rnarkers (20-25) Event 5 75 Target Skeet Champ Nom. $17.50 Event 6 100 Target Trench Champ Nom. $23.00 Event 7 Nom. $22.00 SATURDAY 26 100 Target I.S.U. Skeet Champ Event 1 50 Target Pro-Trap Champ Nom. $12.00 OIA. AA, A, B, C, Case of shells to 1st 25 straight. Event 2 Nom. $12.00 50 target Simulated Champ. OIA AA, A, B, C, Lad. Vet. Jun. SUNDAY 13 High gun over 2 events Event 1 10 Pair double rise Champ Norn. $7.00 Event 2 Nom. $7.00 20 Pair D'ville Doubles Champ Event 3 20 Target DIB Champ Nom. $7.00 SUNDAY 27 Event 4 50 Target Skeet Champ Nom. $7.00 Event 1 Nom. $4.00 Event 5 10 Target Batteau Champ Nom. $5.00 10 Target Points Cash Divide Event 6 20 Target Tower SIB Champ Nom. $7.00 Event 2 20Target SIB Champ Nom. $7.00 Event 7 100 Target Trench Champ Nom. $23.00 Event 3 20 Target DIB Champ Nom. $7.00 Event 4 20 Target Points Champ Nom. $7.00 I Event 5 Nom. $12.00 I 50 Target Simulated Champ. OIA AA, A, B, C, Lad. SUNDAY 20 Jun. Vet. Event 6 50 Target Skeet Champ Nom. $12.00 Event 1 10 Target Points Cash Divide Nom. $4.00 Event 7 50 Target Trench Champ Nom. $12.00 Event 2 20 Target SIB Championship Nom. $7.00 Event 8 50 Target Trench Trophy Nom. $12.00

- AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 Page 45 F POINT COOK Over 14 shoots marked with an * GUN CLUB on our monthly program, e.g. '20 target DIB events, the Club is donating to the aggregate winners of each grade an Under & Over JULY Shotgun. Grades A.B.C. PROGRAM grade accepted for competition; GUNS Event to be run between JUIY and Friday 4, 7 pm December 1986; * Presentations made at the Club 15T Pts CD EO GUNS Christmas shoot, 17112186, 20T DB Cont Grd 1 & 2 A, B, C

Friday 11, 6 prn 15T Pts CD EO 20T DB Grd 1 & 2 A, B, C,

Friday 18, 7 pm 15T Pts CD EO 20T DB H'cap 1, 2, 3 20T DB Grd 1 & 2 A, B, C,

Sunday 20, 12 noon 10T Pts CD EO *20T SB Grd C'ship* 20T DB Off 15m mhuca Gun Club Sunday July 13 Friday 25, 7 pm 12 Noon Sharp 15T Pts CD EO Event 1 25T Skeet Championship Nom. $7.50 20T DB Grd 1 & 2 A, B, C, Event 2 25T Double Barrel Championship Nom. 20T DD Select Partners, 1, 2, 3 Event 4 Time Permitting. 20T Points Cash Divide Location: RAAF Base Point Cook, Aviation Overall winner each Event receives deluxe Road off Geelong Freeway. sash plus grade trophy, 2 other grades trophy. Junior sash to best C Grade Junior forward of 15 metres All night shoots cash: winners must sign Skeet & D.T.L. Practice available prior to shoot payout book Powered caravan and tent sites available at nominal cost Canteen facilities at all shoots to shooters attending our shoots.

Pres. Dave McLeod (093) 368 1274 B (03) 368 1481 A.H. R. W. Mackenzie

Sec. Carmel Ford (03) 368 1234 B. age 46 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 - -- AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 Page 47 Founded 1965.

I :I CLAY TARGET I 2 kilometres past the town , K3 on the South Gipprland-hwy. I CLUB lNC

JULY PROGRAM : Sunday, 27th July, 1986 1.00pm Night Shoot. July 11 at 7pm 20 Target DIB. 10 Targets off 11m, 10 Targets EVEN$ i:20 Target Pointscore Championship Graded A.B.C. off 18m 20 Target SIB C'ship. A.B.C. mm EVENT 2: 20 Target Double Barrel Championship Graded Day Shoot. Jul 26 A.B.C. loam: 50 Target Skeet E'ship A.B.C. 12pm: 50 Target Ball Trap C'ship 20 Target DIB Tower CID EVENT 3: 20 Target Single Barrel Championship C/D Also including South Gippsland Junlor Comp. O/S on events 1-2 20 Target Tower, 5 Target Ball Trap

President: A.W. Johns Secretary: R R West Secretary: Shane Wisharf President: Peter White (054) 32 9370 (054) 32 9284

EUROA CLAY TARG CLUB CLUB INGORPORAT SATURDAY 26th JULY 1.00prn Start l EVENT 1 NO^. $7.00 "SASH-N- 10 pair "EUROA DIRise Championship 1st OIA sash and trophy. 1st grades A.B.C. - trophies - CASH" EVENT 2 Nom. $7.50 20 pair "EUROA" Deauville Doubles Saturday July 12 Charnoinnshin- . .- . . .r.-..-...r- 1.00pm Start 1st Sashes & Trophies, 2nd trophies I EVENT 3 Nom. $7.00 EVENT 1 20 Target "GOORAM" DIE Championship 10 Target El0 CID Points 1st OIA Sash and trophy. 1st grades A.B.C. - EVENT 2 tronhiea.. - r, ., - - 100 Target DIE Championship OISweepstakes and Jackpot SASHES OIA, A.B.C. Grades Other events time permitting Ground is located 7km south of Euroa on the Hume Highway, just near where the freeway ends!

S. Arklay, G. Thonison, President: J. King Secretary: W. Borden 78 1764 43 0093 I (057) 90 3216 (057) 952866

Page 48 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 Page 49 FRANKSTUN 11-5-88 - Fine (70). 10T Pts CID: A: F. Vella 30.30: B: W. Perry. F. Botica both 29-30: C: P. Bridle 24-30, 20T DiB C'ship: A: F. Veila 35-35: B: G. Van Den Brand 18-20: C: P. Bridle 34-35. 20T Hop: R. Collins 40.40. A. Reed 39-40. T. Gannon 32.33.20T SIB C'ship: A: K. Wright 23-21: B: F. Bofies22-24: C: J. Ororke 13-20.50T Skeet C'ship: A: B. ~ondsi-62:B: 8. Old 61.64: C: W. Chan44-50.20TTower Pta C'ahip: A: D. Cunningham M)-60: B: J. Dutchman 59.60: C: M. Dutchman 56.60. 50TTrenoh C'ship: A: D. Dinz 44.50: B: J Rowe 44-50: C: N. Court 43-50. 50T Trench Trophy: A: D. Dioz 45-50: B: J. Rorve 37.50: C: N. Court 37.50. FRANKSTUN 18-6.86 - Fine (64). 10T Pts CID: A: F. Vells 30-30: B: M. salvotmre 28.30: C: P. Reynolds 26-30.20TSIB C'ship: A: J. Vello20-20:B: G. Henwood 18-20: C: P. Cooper 17.20.25T DIB C'ship: A: J. Rowc 74.74; B: M, CLUB INC. Snlvsfore 24.25: C: J. Gauoi 23-25.25THcp: C. Vasiolldis 25.25. M. Whitels>v. W. Velln. 50T Skeet C'ship: A: W. Diaton 47.50: B: D. Parsell 48-50: C: P. LEAKES & DERRIMUT RDS. Cmper 46-50. Ron Seide Tmphy: B. Bond 68-75. M. Whilelaw 67-75, D. Cumlnghnm 66-75. lOOT Trench C'shlp: A: W. Iles 95.100 8: L. hlirnbelin I 84-100 C: N. Court 85-100. FRANKSTUN 25-5-86- Fine (73). 10T Pfs CID: A: F. Bofics. J. Vcila lath 30.30: B: W. Perry 30-30: C: P. Coo~r27.30.20TSIBC'shi~: A: J. Velln 25-27:

. . Biylhmnn. D. Flavel. K. Betson. R. Hounsell, R. Denby. R. Black. T. Drummond. P. O'Grady all 10-10.40T Maey Grd C'ahip: OA &A: R. Hammat 49-50. R. Denby 48-50: B: June Gawith 38-40, K. sfs son 36.40: C: T. mavei 42-50. G. Light 40.50: Junior: M. Barson 32-40: ladies: C. Flavei29.40. 10 Target El0 Nom. $3.00 WILTON 19-4-88-Fine 1321. 25T Dm C'ahio: W. Wombwe11 26-86 6. EVENT 1 20 Target- PIS Graded C'shi~ Nom. $6.50 27.30, B. Wythe. A. Stubbs bath 21.30 OAHG. R. Robinson 118.134. EVENT 2 HEATHCOTE 17.5.86- Cold &\vet 1251. 10T Pta CID: A. James. D. Lader. Double Rise Graded Nom. $6.50

2.1.28. JEPARIT 18-5-88- Windy with showers (55). Dupant DIB C'ship 25: A & OA: J. Sawyer 36-36.J.Tsyior 35-36: B:B. Papst 25-26. D. Kennedy 24-25: C: Secretary: Geoff Thorpe 741 2985 J. Ough 23.25. D. Barber 22-25. Isdies: June Gowith 2245. Junior: C. Finvei 21-25. Perry &HounseU teams event in mnj wae won by Horaham Na.1 team: N. Himeberg 23. J. Hinneberg 22, B. Papsf 25, G. Ough 21, J. Taylor 25, 116.125. 20T Cont Tmphy Event: A: E. Hall 20.20, D. Flavel 32-33: B: D. Kcmedy 32.33. J. Hinneberc 31-33: C: C. Clarke 23.25. 3. Oush 22-25. HG: mn... rj~tt,,,87.80. ~rnw(or novclcy crophlcri ,ullln'ls J irrLumbc ,I i'8LI. I. \V~ison D Hsuna. F Ua\.s. H. HULIISS~~.S. H~mley S H~i.nbetl.11 Ho..naell. i Dirt, E{ Ulvk T. McRne. P Smtr J Cluk. P Sclull,nn U Wngg. Rciark, D. Flavel, J. 5trauss. M. Stewart. The fepazt Gun Club &Tc like to specislly.thanl' steven stewnrt nnd the Dupant company for th.. sponsorship in this shoat and also Perry & Hounaell for sponsoring the tear., TATURA CLAY TARGET I CLUB INC I 2 Sunday, July 20 12.30 start 3

EVENT 1 Nom. $8.00 01s $1 .oo 25 Target Taiwan Restaurant DIB Championship Graded A.B.C. (A-18, B-16, C.iAl, -, EVENT 2 Nom. $7.00 01s $1 .oo 20 Target Silent Rise DIB Championship Graded A.B.C. EVENT 3 Nom. $6.00 01s $1 .oo 15 Target Handicap. lst, 2nd, 3rd & BIM EVENT 4 Nom. $5.00 15 Target Continental CID Cartridges and eats available - also practice

Secretmy: A. Pdoles, 24 Mitchell Ave., Tatura. Ph. (058) 24 1538 Plesidcnl: H. Hawking. Rushworth. Ph. a/H 56 1368, AIH 56 1227

Page 50 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 VENETO ABRUZZO GUN CLUB : CLLLYTARGET Sunday July 20 CLUB INC, 12 Noon Start O'Hearns Road, Epping, 401 3134 JULY SOUTH EAST ZONE PROGRAM DEAUVILLE Sunday 6 - Noon Start DOUBLES Event 1 10T PIS El0 Norn. $5.00 Event 2 20T D/B A, B, C Nom. $7.00 Event 3 20T DIB Continental A, B, C Norn. $7.00 CHAMPIONSHIPS Event 4 15T Hcp 1,2,3 & BM Nom. $7.00 Event 5 50 Skeet A, B, C Norn. $15.00

Event 1 Nom. $8.00 Sunday 13 - Noon Start 10 Pr DlRise Championship. 4th Elimination for S.A. Teams selection. A, B, C 1 & 2. Event 1 *25T DIB A, B, C Norn. $8.00 Event 2 20T DIB A, B, C Norn. $7.00 Event 2 Nom. $8.00 Event 3 '15T Pts Tower l,2,3 Nom. $6.00 Event 4 20T SIB A, B, C Nom. $7.00 South East Zone DlDouble 20 Pr Cham- Event 5 '50 Skeet A, B, C Norn. $15.00 pionship Shot off 22m. Select Partners

Event 3 Nom. $8,00 20 Target DIB 1 & 2 A, B, C Sunday 20 - Noon Start Event 1 10T Pts El0 Norn. $5.00 Event 2 20T Pts A, B, C Nom. $7.00 Event 4 Nom. $15.00 Event 3 15T Hcp 1,2,3 & BM Nom. $7.00 50 Target Skeet 1 & 2, A, B, C Event 4 25T Ball Trap A, B, C Nom. $8.00 Sashes & Ribbons RIU. Event 5 25 Skeet Nom. $8.00 Event 6 25 Skeet Doubles Nom. $8.00

OIA Gold Medal, Grade Winners Silver. I Sunday 27 - Noon Start Same Program as July 13 EXCELLENT TROPHIES Final Elimination plus shoot offs for team plac- ing~for S.A. visit

F. Spinosa 850 5586 PRACTICE E. Montanaro 846 2970 Saturdays - 12-5 pm D.T.L. & Skeet &Tower Sponsored by B.M.G. Concrete Tuesday - 12-5 pm D.T.L. &Skeet

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 Page 51 VVANGARATTA SOUTH EAST GUN CLUB INC. ZONE Saturday July 19 1pm Start EVENT 1 Nom. $3.00 10 Target Double Barrel Eye Opener Coaching Day EVENT 2 Nom. $7.00 20 Target Double Barrel C'ship. 1st & 2nd each rade JULY 5, 1986 EVENT 3 Nom. q8.00 30 Target Claude Dean Memorial SIB C'ship. 1st & 2nd each grade EVENT 4 Nom. $7.00 WONTHAGGI . 15 Target Handicap. lst, Znd, 3rd and 22-25m GUN CLUB Optional Sweeps $1 on events 2,3,4 Sunday July 20 - Skeet 12 noon start Cape Paterson Rd., Wonthaggi Zone Coaching panel will be in attendance for EVENT 1 Nom. both Junior and Senior instruction. 25 Target Skeet Handicap. lst, 2nd, 3rd EVENT 2 Nom. 25 Target C'ship. Overall & A.B.C. EVENT 3 Nom. 25 Target C'ship. Overall & A.B.C. Zone Secretary: Chris Carrol (03) 789 7926 Optional Sweeps $1 on each event President: T. Penney Secretary: Bev Penney A.H. (060) 24 4215 B.H. (060) 55 5452

BENALLA FOR SALE GUN CLUB I SUNDAY, JULY 13 12.30pm start TE FLYER

EVENT 1 Nom. $7.50 D.T.L. TRAP 01s $1 .oo 20 Target PIS "Benalla Toyota" Champ. Graded A.B.C. 1st & 2nd GEELONG C.T.C. EVENT 2 Nom. $6.00 01s $1.00 15 Target DIB Handicap 1,2,3 & EM Contact: EVENT 3 Nom. $7.50 RON GREEN, PRESIDENT 01s $1 .oo 20 Target DIB "Continental Benalla Bulk Meats" Champ. A.B.C. 1st & 2nd Total $24.00 Tel. (052) 51 2626 High Gun - Junior Ribbon

Page 52 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 SHEPPARTON CLAY

SUNDAY, JULY 6

12.30pm Start. If numbers sufficient Ladies, Juniors (U-17)& Veterans (0-55) - Y? Noms.

01s OIA $1.00 20 Target Graded Points Score Championship

OIA Sash and Grade Medals plus 1st & 2nd prizes each grade. Shot A Grade off 18m, 6-16m, C-14m

- TIME PERMITTING - 15 Target Cash Graded Point Score Championship OIA Medallion plus cash prize 1st each grade

Secretary: Alan Sims Phone (058) 21 2908

Postal Address: Box 126, Shepparton Location: River Rd, Kialla. Turn off 7km south of Shep. P.O. on G.V. Hwy. Opposite Total 24 Hr Service Station - Watch for further details Club 5km due east on right side of road.

Remember:

This Club holds practice every Saturday afternoon between 2.00pm and 5.00pm at a cost of $2.50 per round of 20 targets. Shoot as many or as few rounds as you lhke in a relaxed manner, with afternoon tea available.

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 Page 53 MELBOURNE 26.4.86 - Cold, overcast, with showers (70). lOOT Grd RAAF PTCOOK 18-6-86-windy (60). 1OT Cont Pta: J. Trevisan. B. Mark Trench: A: C. Kneebone 90-100, M. MoVicar 88.1W. B: G. Grant 84-100. B. born 30.30, S. Nioholosi. C. Chandler 29.30. 2OT Grd Cant: A & OA: R. Mark Godfrey 73.100: C. M. Mifsud 67.100. 25T DIB Grd C'ship: OA & A: W. Vella 29.29. R. Pisfone 28.28: B: C. Chandler 33-34. R. Perry 32.34: C: R. Blackwell 53-53. F. Velln52-53: B: G. MoClure 51-52, W. Buntin 33-35: C: T. Bsllantyne 20-20. J. Arandt 19. ZOTDIB Hop Grp: ll.15m: S. Zott 21-22. P. EUul23.25: 24.25.E. Magee23-25:D: B. Eu 19-25.25TPtsGrdC'ship:OA&A:G. Sandere 16.19m: A. Bradshaw 25.25. E. Spicer 24-25: 20.25m: B. Mark 57.57, R. 75-75. F. Velin 74-75: B: W. Buntin 73.75. J. Irons 71-75: C: B. Mason 68-75. Lowry 56-57. Best Lady: C. Zagom 19-20. Novice: C. Bothamley. M. Weir 63.75.25T SIBGrd C'ship: OA&A: T. Nash 25.25, G. Rabinson24-25: RAAF PT COOK 16-5-86- Wet (Night) (41). 15T Pte: W. McMiUan, G. C: T. Fiorentina 19P5. M. Weir 18-25: B: A. McChryetal24-26. J. Imns 23-25. %n*ler. E. Spioer. R. Perry. J. Brereton oli 45-45.20T Cent Grd: A: V. Flower 100T Grd ISU Skeet: A: C. Meuleman 96-lW, B: P. Giddings 78-1W: C: G. 25.25, D. Nielson 24-25: B: J. Piatone 22-24. R. Flower 21-% C: J. Arandt Bush 75.100. 75T Grd Skeet: A & OA: Adrian Cousena 108.108. 3. Bale 19.20. P. Carlon 17.20. ZOT DIB: R. Spicer 65-65. E. Spioer 64.65, R. Mark 107.108: B: R. Moody 73.75. W. Diston 71-75: C: M. Old 68.75, J. Melmee F.l.59 62-75.-~ - MELBOURNE 3-5-86 - Fine. coal. light breeze (81). 1m Grd Trench C'ship: OA & A: B. ILes 74.75, M. Rogem 69-75; B: M. Whitelaw64-75. G. Wills 57-75: C: M. Crevstin 60-75. W. Buntin 50-75.25T SIB Grd C'ship: OA &A: A. Spence24-25.8. nes 23-25: B: R. Longley 22-25.8. Henwood 21.25; C: S. Zotti 21-25. B. Meson 23.28: D: B. Eu 18-25. 25T DIE Grd C'ship: OA & A: B, nes 51-51. T. Rows 50-51: B: S.Harris 35.36, W. Buntin34-36: C:T. Petere25-26. J. Melrose 24.26.25TPLs Grd C'ship: OA &A:F. Vella93.93. A. Spence 90-93: B: G. Wills 73-78. M. Salvatore 72-78: C: S. Zatti 72.75. R. Henwood67.75.75T Skeet Gad C'ship: OA & A: B. Attwood 80.80. L. Mauger 70.80: B: R. Moody 74-75. W. Diston 70-75; C: T. Petera 69-75. V. Hanaon 67-75.25T Trench CD: B. 11es 25-25. T. mwe 22-25. G. Thomas. F. Veh. H. warner. R. ~a-. MELBOURNE 10.5.86 - Fine. cool & light breeze (75). 75T Grd Trench C'ship: OA & A: D. Dinz 90-100. F. vella 85.100 B: R. Godlrey 63.100. G. Bnrnea 57-100 C: R. Piastri 57-100. N. Court 52-100. 10OT Grd ISU Skeet: Coneclled. 50TDlB Grd C'ship: OA & A: C. Kneebone 50-50,N..Caurt 49-50: B: B. Henwaod49.50. G. Willa48.50; C: R. Edwards 48.50, G. Hay46-50.25TSIB Grd C'ship: OA & A: A. Blease 25.25, C. Kneebone 23-25: B: M. salvatora 24.25. T. Drummand25.28: C: B. Mason22-26. R. Edwards 21.26: D: M. Coller 15-25. 10 Pair DIRGrd C'ahip: OA& A: R. Piastri 26.30. D. Din2 25.30: B: W. Buntin 16-20,G. Barnes 15-20: C: B. Mason 16-20. R. Henwcd 20-30. 75T Grd Skeet C'ship: B: T. Prcston 73-75. S. Lines 72.75: C: N. Dodds 68.75. R. ->A,?= -- C"."K-. . -. bmLBOURNE 17-5-86- Showers. light breeze. am1 (55). 75T Grd Trench C'ship: OA & A: W. Vella 73.75. D. Milojevic 69-75: B: T. Lucas 48-75: C: R. Sydenhvn 61-75. G. Featherstan 52-75. 25T Pts Grd C'ship: OA & A: G. AIcClure 74-75. G. Smith 73.75: B: B. Patts 66-75, B. Buntin 68.78; C: P. Cwper 66-75. B. Henwood 63-75. 25T DIB Grd C'ship: OA &A: T. Rnwe 122-122. B. Iles 121-122: B: B. Clark 27.28. G. McHenry 24-25: C: P. Cooper 22.25. R. Henwood 21.25. 25T SIB Grd C'ship: OA &A: T. Rawe 25-25. A. Bleass 29-30: B: R. Iangley 24-25. B. Buntin 22.25: C: P. Cooper 22.25. R. Brnmley 21.25. 75T Grd Skeet C'ship: OA & A: N. Moore 74-75. P. Johnston 78-80: B: R. Clark 72-75, A. Bakor 71-75: C: N. Dodds 69-75. T. Florentine 66.75. METRO 20.4.86 -Cold (33). 10TEIO: E. Labley 30.30. M. Piccolo 29-30. V. Dr%vson28.30.20T DIB: A: E. Labley 20-20. A. Blease. D. Hall both 19-20: B: B. Hanson 18-20, B. Hall 17-20: C: G. Koury 16-20. I. Price 15-20.20TSIB: A: W. Iles. M. McVicnr 18-20: B: A. Hull 16-20. D. Macsrtney 20-25: C: R. Salfinger 15-20. P. Signomlfo 13.20. 25T BIT: A: W. Iles 24.25, V. Deweon 22.25: B: G. Mngdzinrz Snr. G. Mogdziarz Jnr both 21.25: C: G. Koury. V. ans son both 16-25.50~Skeet:A: A. Blease 49.50. H. Wsitze147.50: B: 8. m1 43.50. T. Edgnr42.50: C: 3. Scnrmozzino 43-50, N. Pengelly 41.50. 15T Hop: M. McVioar 15.16. G. Mag Snr 25-27. V. Hanson 24.27. EM: W. Iles 13-15.

METRO 27.4.86- 10T EiO: S. Zsnoa 29-30. K. Auaten. C. Zagor both 28-30. 20T Dm: M. Piccolo 33-33. M. McInnes 32.33. A. Blease 27-28. POT DIB: A: M. hlovicar. M. MoInnes both 28.28: B: K. Stanbwy 28-29, T. Zagor 27-29: C: T. Edge 20-20. S. Zotti 19.21. 15T SIB Tower: M. Mdnnes 26.27, K. Peterson, R. Cousins both 25.27. 50T Skeet A: M. McInnes 52.54. M. Picoolo 51-54: B: S. Hnrris 44-50. B. Labley 43-50: C: J. Scarmozzina 47.50. M. Salvatore43-50. 15THep: T. Edgar 17-17. G. Magdziarz 16.17, M. Salvatore 24-25. VICTORIAN 9-4-86 - Windy (34). 10T Cant PLe WO: C. Vasiliadis. T. METRO 11.5.86- Fine (38). 25TDIB: A: A. Breen 33.34, A. Blease 32-34: B: Lienndro. G. Went. R. Bresnonail 10.10. 15Cont: R. Breanan 25.25. G. Went S. Pilipasidis 24-25. B. Hanson28-30: C: G. Koq22-25. P. Carla" 19.25. ZGT 24.25. P.Gauci20.21.FM:N. Stockdale 12.15. 15TDlBGrd:A:G. Went28-28: Pts: A: A. Breen 57.60. W. Attwood 56-60', B: P. -ins 60.60. S. Pilipaeidie B: R. Langley 19PO. D. Mark 18.20: C: R. Pistone 27-28. D. Mangion 17.18. 53-63: C: 0 Kowy 45-60: R. Asmar44.60. 15TPtsTower: M. Costa 174.174. VICTORIAN 16-4-86-Cold & windy (49). lUT Pts EIO: G. Vella. V. Mallioa B. Batemon 171-174, A. Harvey 102-103. 50TSkeet: A: W. Affwood49.50. W. both 30.30. J. Gilopidis. G. Went. G. Magdzian 29.30. 15T SIB: A. Edwarda Harvey 48-51: B: R. Burri1145-50. S. Pilipasidis44.50: C: V. Hnnson47-51. A. 14-15. V. Dawson 18-20. A. Licandro 19.22, FM: M. Howden 13-16, 15T Dm Iarenai 46.51. Grd: A: R. Godtrey 30-30. B. Mark 2323: B: A. Chandler 15.16. J. Pietone MORNINGTON 12.4-86 - Cool 81 fine (34). 1OT EiO: R. Standeven. P. 14-15: C: R. Bresnan 29.30, J. Pds14-15. 15TDlB EIO: G.J. Magdzisn. V. Drennon. D. Cunningham. W.Bennett, W. Wmdward, C. Carrol.G.Mstthews. Dawson. S. Habarman. G. Want all 15-15. N. Court all 10-10. 30T DIB: A: K. Rase 41.41. A. Reed 40-41: B: D. VICTORIAN 23.4.86- Cold &windy (53). 10TPtsEIO: J.D. Gauci. B. Mark. Cunningham 29.30. W. Bennett 31-33: C: T. Lawnden 26.30. K. Gray 25.30. D. Mark. G. Freeman, A. Licondm all 30-30. 15T DIB: R. Godlrey 21.21. K. 25THep: D. Cunninghvn 42-43. R. Hunter 41.43. G. Mstthewe 32-35. Vasiliadia 20-21. G. Velln 17-18. FM: S. A. Lienndra 12.15. 15TDIBGrd: A:R. MORNlNGTON 10-5-86- Cool & sunny (24). 1OT Cont WO. K. Rose. B. GodIrey 31-31, J. Murphy 30-31: B: G. Madgzisrz26.27. S. Sochetta 14-15:C: Bertschik. M. Brnhom, A. Bould, C. Cmol. N. Qviokali 10-10.25TCont Gd K. Vasiliadis 20.21. A. Edwardsl7-18. C'ship: A & OA: K. Rase 25.25. C. Cml29-30: B: A. Sydenham 35.37. VlCTORlAN 30.4.86 - Cold (54). 10T Pta EIO: G. Corvell. G. Went. R. B.Brooks 34.37: C: H. Wilson 30-33. W. Mann29.33.25DB:A&OA: C. C-l Godfrsy. F. Vella, G. Magdzian all 30.30. 15TPte: G. Went 57-57. G. Pritchard 46-46. W. Woodward 45.46: B: B. Bmokes 25.25. R. Standen 24-25: C: J. 56.57. F. Vella 65.66. FM: G. Cowell 42-45. 15T DIE Grd: A: R. Mark, R.

Larvnden 24-25. W Mann~ ~~~~~ ~ 22-25~.~. God(my both 125.125: B: G. Seallslise 20.21, C.A. 5gorc 16-17: C: R. Bresnan hlT~0~0hTj~5.88- FI~C& warm (L2)STCont EO 7 luaatblea. B Sorth. 18-19. A. Edwards 24-25. bl F q.'.n hla%~>rc).G.U0yd.T Halerenuts. I hlrGeoch. B Jones. 15TConr VICTORIAN 3-5-86 - Cml & mild (39). 20T Pts: R. Merk 126.126. G. GICIC's:?lp A (i Boyd 23 2.1. R K lbbltlaon 15.15, C.0 Prsrm 13.15 15T Hipwell 125-126,R. Evana71-72.FM:T.A. Licsndm53-60.40TDIBGrd:B:R. ll.il. Ji'Tnmirs.!ll 18 10. U. Uourke 1Xr'O.B. North 17.20. 14PsurD D OA D Saggcra 50-53. T. Zagorc 49-53: C: G. Velia 38-40. G. Magdzian 36.42.2OT ~Gkel&&ith &binson 21.21. club shoats 1st sunday each month. ~ood Dm G. Magdziarz 2-20, G.J. Magdzierz. G. Vells both 19.20. trophies ond oheap nome (523 normally). VICTORIAN 7-5-86 - Cold & wer (57). IOT Pta: J. Pietone. B. Mark, S. NEPEAN 17.5.86 -Overcast& showers (16). 10T DIE: A. Reed. C. Biohnrd. Habermsn dl 30-30. 15T SIB: R. Muk 24-24. F. Vella 23-24. G. Freeman B. Bennett. K. Rose, C. Carrnl. R. Hunter. B. Lobley. 8.Stnndeuen. M.Graham 16.17, FM: N. Stwkdsle 13-15. 15T DIE Grd: A: R. Mnrh 32.32. D. Milojevic nil 10-10.50~~1~:A: C. Carrol 50.50: B: R. Hunter 48-50: C: C. ~ichd47.50. 31-38: B: B. Hopper 19-20. T. Azzwardi 17.18: C: S. Wade 18-19. A. Licandm ZOT Hep: W. Bennett 39.39. C. Bichard 38-39. B. Lobley 25.26. 19.21. l0TDlB CID: R. Pistone. D. Milojevio, B. Dee, R. Mark dl 10.10. RAAF PT CWK 2-5-88-Fine (55). 15T Pfs: J. Erereton. R. Viney both 45. VICTORIAN 14.5.86 -Cold (59). IUT Ptr: G. Went 30-30. B. Bresnan. R. B. Mnrk, G. McHsnry both 44. 15T SIB: R. Mark. B. Amndt, V. Molliea all 15. Mark. G. Pritchard. L. Ahmling. F. Vella, S. Habermanall29.30. 15TPts: R. 2OT OIB Grd: A. R. Mark 43.43. V. Mollioa 42-43: B: G.J. Magdzian 20. 3. Mark 43.45, J. Pisfone 59.63. R. Ahmling 56.63. FM: G. Cowell 47-54. 15T Pislone 34.35: C: M. lax 28-29. J. Arandf 27-29. SlRise Grd: A: V. Flower 12-15. S. Haberman 12-17: B: J. Shale 15.17:G. RAAF PP COOK 9.5-86 - Fine (Night) (39). 15T Pts GiD: D. Morn, R. Pritchard 13.19: C: C. Stanbury 14.17. G. Cowell 13.18. 15TDlB: J. Pietans Sadler. V. Mollica all 45.45. 2OT SiB CID: D. Deeamlls 20.20. D. Nielsen, 3. 15-15, G. Pritohard 14-15. R. Breensn 13-15. Brereton. R. Spicer. E. Spicer all 19.20. ZOT DIE Grd: A: M. Italin 52-52. J. VlCTORIAN 21.5.86- Cold & wet (65). 10TPfs Cont EIO: R. Mark30.30, F. Broreton 51.52: B: C. T-er 25-25. S. Allen 24-25: C: N. Stackdale 25.27, W. Velln. S. Haberman both 29-30. 15T Cont: C. Zagoro 28-28. G. Went 27.28. V. MoMiUsn 24-27. Flower 25.26. FM: N. Stockdsle 12-15. 15T Cont Grd: A: R. Mark 65-65. S. Page 54 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS - JULY 1986 JULY PROGRAM

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