3irector of Coaching, Murray Alexander
"^' Coach ofthe Year Peter McBrid~ OFFICIAL CLAY TARGET FOR THE 47TH WORLD U.I.T. CHAMPIONSHIPS BARCELONA, SPAIN AND THE 1998 AUSTRALIAN OLYMPIC DISCIPLINES ADELAIDE
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WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS JULY 1998 d MENS OPEN TRAP MENS OPEN DOUBLE TRAP CO35iJid LADIES TRAP TEAMS SKEET LADIES A TOTAL RANGE OF TARGETS FOR LADIES SKEET TEAMS TRAP. SKEET & SPORTING CLAYS EXCLUSIVEDISTRIBUTOR: NATIONAL U.I.T. CHAMPIONSHIPS SEP. 1998 PROTRAP SHOOTING SUPPLIES PH: (03) 9311 0327 FAX:(03) 9311 7221 MENS OPEN SKEET SA & NT ENOUIRIESDICK AYRES JUNIOR TRAP PH & FAX:(08) 8278 9303 MENS OPEN DOUBLE TRAP MOBILE0418 821 778 LADIES DOUBLE TRAP AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL EXECUTIVE Executive Director Mr Graeme Brown patron The Right Honourable Malcolm Fraser, A.C., C.H. National Director of Coaching Mr Murray Alexander President PO Box 86. Maylands. WA6931 Ph: (06) 9272 2205 Mr Glenn Wwdhatch Chairman, Management Committee, Designed andrrypeset by Midland Typesetters VOLUME NO. 52 43 Prouses Road, Bendiga. Vic 3550 30 Hubble Steet, Maryborough. Vic 3465 Ph: (03) 5440 2536 BH ISSUE NO. 1 JANUARY 1999 Printed by Newsprinten Ply Ltd. MeibDume Road. South Shepparton. Vic 3630 Management Mr Bill Jones (Vice-President), Chairman, Finance No responsibility is accepted by the publisher for OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE Cornmillee, the accuracy of information contained in the text. AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET 25 Links Cres, Port Macsuarie, NSW 2444 illustrations or advertisements. The opinions ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED Ph: (02) 6562 5662 expressed in this magazine do not necessarily Mr Mark Buliuss represent those of the publisher. Annual Subscription Rate: $30 16 Exmouth Court, Leanyer, NT 0612 Copy issue: Ph: (08) 8948 2323 BH February issue closes on December 31 Mr Ailan Kenny Chairman. March issue closes on January 31 Promotion & Development Committee. 94 Central Ave. Dement Park. Tas 7009 Ph: 03 6273 2199 Mr Robert Nugent PO Box 231. Roma, Old 4455 Ph: (07) 4622 2507 Mr Ron Traill Chairman National championships Committee PO Box 77. Rochester, Vic 3561 Ph: (03) 5464 1356 Mr Graham Micheli Chairman. Shooting Committee, 12 iliman Ave, Murray Bridge. SA5253 Ph: (08) 6531 1394 MI Ross Siivester Chairman, Coaching Council. PO Box 91. Boyanup. WA 6237 Ph: (08) 9791 42M) BH Committee MrAntony Brown PO Box 36045, Winneliie, NT 0821 Phone: (06) 6932 6040 MnElaine Forward Chairman. RulesISafetylReferees Committee, PO Box 68. Tambellup, WA 6320 Ph: (08) 9825 H37 Mr Tom Meadows 180 Delancey Street. Onistan. Qld 4160 Ph: (07) 3266 2607 Mr John Murphy PO Box 404, Kingsmeadow, Tas 7249 Ph: (03) 6339 3236 Mr Mark Mclnnes 'Weeabunna* Narrabri. NSW. 2390 Ph: (02) 6792 2956 Mr Vince Mollica, 2 Thistle Street, Essendon, Vic. 3040 Ph: (03) 937-96016 Mr John H. Bvrnas.. . PO Box 395. Waikerie, SA 5330 Ph: (08) 6541 3209 AUSTRALIAN CLAYTARGET ASSOCIATION INC. Honorary Life Registrations PO BOX 466, WAGGll WAGGA L. G. Connors (P.P.) G. H. Hail (P.P.) N. Hardy NSW 2650 E. F. Hawkins (P.P.) R. M. Hoilfreter (P.P.) L. J. Martin (P.P.) C. Moll R. H. Moyse PHONE: (02) 6931 0122 R. Mules A. N. Rawe J. K. Scott (PP.) Fax: (02) 6931 0125 J. M. Tyquin (P.P.) N. Wells R.F. Buchan
Australian Clay Target Shwting News Page 1 ACCOMMODATION: At the time of writing (20/11/98) there are over 350 shooters already booked, there are still limited motel rooms available. Gknn G. Woodhatch CAMPERS: Tent and Camper sites are not being allocated until arrival. First WORLD DTL CHAMPIONSHIPS AND G in best dressed. Powered caravan sites are limited and all shoot- AMERICAN TOURS ers who rang are now requested to confirm their bookings. Elec- The ACTAhas been able to arrange the following tours to th tricity available will not allow the ruse of air-conditioners. All abovementioned as follows (in summary): campers are to call the main clubhouse prior to taking up a site. There are still powered sites at the Club Grounds, and the Big Rig and Villa Van Parks. CAMPING COSTS: Depart Australia Sunday 25 July 1999 C<.st will br 510 OD per person for rhr: duration of your sr:ty. Tlus Three nights in London fee IS to ilslst wnh ~~IYISIOIIof santtaly pr~duct~,laundry and Three days at the CLA Game Fair-This is the largest shower fncilirics err This is rhcnp and donalions nlmv,! tl>ese Country Game fair in Europe. This year over 1800 people figures would be gratefully accepted. took part in clay target shooting events which also include fishing competitions, gundog competitions etc. You will mix LAUNDRY: with gamekeepers, woodsmen and rural craftsmen at this Washing machines and clothes lines are available for use by brilliant 3 day event. campers during their stay. Then it is on to the World DTL Championships in Wales for TRADE SITES: Bookings are still welcome for trade sites, which are at no charge After this event has finished its back to London for depar- except for tent hire and security. ture to the USA. ENTERTAINMENT: Arriving in Dayton Ohio Wednesday 11 August gettingready The Club has arranged some form of entertainment for each night for the 100th Grand American from Thursday 12 August to of the Nationals, and a different menu each night. Saturday 21 August. Depart USAon Sunday 22August arriving backin Australia PRACTICE: Tuesday 24 August. Will be available from midday on Tuesday 23rd March. Price including Ansett and United Airlines flights, accom- BIRD BRAIN & ZZS: modation and breakfasts, share transport in UK, travel Shooting will be available each day. insurance and all texes is: from Melbourne, Sydney, Bris- NATIONAL ART UNION: bane, Adelaide or Canberra $5,790 twin share from Hobart The Nationals Art Union is being conducted from the beginning of $5,990 twin share December 1998 and will be drawn on 30th March during the from Darwin or Perth $6,390 twin share Nationals. First Prize is a Ford Festiva and tickets are only $5.00. Tour 2-The Best shooting in Europe Please read the advertisement in this magazine far details on the Depart Australia Sunday 25 July 1999 great club and individual ticket sellers incentive scheme. The same as above except that once the World DTL Champi- SERVICE CLUBS: onships have finished you will be returning to Australia on I(orsry - nlrct wcry \Vednesdny nlght st 6 OOpm fur 6.:10pm at tllc August 10 arriving in Australia on Thursday 12 August \llr;!nnn Club. Con1:xrr David Hannah on C17 46221145hh isr 07 46224301ah. Price ex Melbourne etc $4,960 Apex - meet every second Monday night at 7.00pm at the Club Hotel. Contact Brendan McDonald on 07 46224140 bh & ah. ex Darwin and Perth $5,560 Lions - meet Tuesday at the Commonwealth Hotel at 6.30pm for Tour 3-100th Grand American 7.00pm. Contact Brian Reardon on 07 46221553bh or 07 Depart Australia 10 August 1999 46221733ah. Arrive USA 11 August 1999 Lodgc - Ray Mack 08 82515285 or Neil Mayne 03 62750522 are attend 100th Grand American 12 to 21 August 1999 seeking expressions of interest from any Brothers travelling to depart for Australia 22 August arriving in Australia 24 Roma - to join a group of Brethren to attend the local Lodge on Saturday 27th. Price includes accommadatian transfers and taxes ex Melbourne etc $3,490 AIRLINE FLIGHTS: ex Hobart $3,690 There are two scheduled flights per day to Rama. Numerous seats ex Adelaide $3,890 are available and arrangements have been made with Flight West, ex Darwin and Perth $4,090 that as these flights fill, additional service will be scheduled. For the full itinerary and further inquiries Anyone having problems with hookings are asked to contact phone Don Allchurch, Tour Planners Australia Maranov 'kavel 07 46221416 who will arrange bookings an your Toll free number 1800 062 788 behalf, or if there are still doubts, contact Brian Peters, Opera- tional Mana~er- Flight - West Airlines, Brisbane on 07 32121212. ROMA NATIONALS GUNSMITHS: Check out the pre nomination form for the Down The Line Ian McGeoch and Kevin Wright will be in attendance offering the Nationals at Roma, March 26th to April 1st. following senices - forcing cones, barrel porting, re-choking and Four page liftout, centre pages of this magazine. general gunsmithing, fitting pads, adjustable combs, adjustable butt pads.
Page 2 Australian Clay Ts .zget Shooting News January 1999 All meals are served with rolls and butter. Dining area seats 100. The owners of Kemen from Spain will be on the grounds for per- sonalised fitting, sales and order taking. BAR FACILITIES: Bar area is fully equipped, air conditioned and open from 10.00am to 12.00 midnight. Wide range of Beers Firearms Licences: and Spirits. XXXX Gold and VB on Tap. Bottle and Cask wine Queensland has full interstate acceptance of Firearms Licences, available. Range of Bassetts Fine Ports available at reasonable no need for Interstate Visitors Permits to be obtained. prices, takeaways available to all ACTA members at club prices. CATERING: Card playing is not a problem in the bar area. Breakfast each morning 6.30am to 9.00am WHATS ON AT THE CLUB Tea, coffee, milo, orange juice, Each Day Birdbrain, flush shooting, ZZ shooting, Trade Sites, Practice. Cereals Wed Night Free BBQ and Welcome Drinks - Happy hour 7.00pm White, wholemeal or Raisin Toast, range of Conserves, to 8.00pm $1.00 pots. Croissants Thurs Night Pre Nationals Presentations at the Club. ACTA Variety of cooked menu each day, and/or Annual General Meeting, Club Hotel Roma 8.00pm. chops, sausages and gravy Fri Night Jumping Dogs and Calcutta. poached eggs, scrambled eggs Sat Night Country Music by the firelight by the Award winning savoury mince, rissoles in gravy "Walmsley Bros" Pro Am for sponsors and supporters (under bacon, fried tomato lights). spaghetti, baked beans. Sun Night Celebrity Shear (under lights) introducing Kevin Wright, Graeme Michell, Noel Deeley, Rex Davis, John Murphy Morning &Afternoon !lhs and other former World Class Shearers and Rouseabouts to be
Complete range of fresh baked cakes and slices judged~ ~~ by~ crowd applause.~ ~ mufins and scones Mon Night Quiet Bcer . reflect on why you didn't make the Mnck- fresh fruit intosh. Entertainment by 'ljuckshot'. Arm wrestling machine, sex and weight diwsions. Cash Prizes. chips and nuts - Tues Night Light music and vocals, local band %sion'. ice creams and ice blocks Drawing of the Nationals 1999 Car Art Union, and Club and Indi- Lunches vidual Incentive Prizes. Happy Hour $1.00 pots. fresh sandwiches and rolls Wed Night Farewell BBQ. Happy Hour $1.00 pots. wide variety of pastry products FOR THE CHILDREN: hot dogs Each day a variety of free children's movies will be on at the clubs fish and chips and salad outdoor mini theatre. Organised play. cold meats and salads Fri night Catch the Greasy Pigs (under lights). chicken and salad Sat & Sun Free jumping castle and Merry go round. Dinners FOR THE LADIES: Wed night 24th March: Free welcome BBQ courtesy of Hereford Daily: Morning tea in town, bus departs the gun club at 10.00am Prime for all Pre Nat. competitors. Happy hour 7.00pm to 8.00pm and returns at 12.00noon. $1.00 pots. Nibbles, The Best Prime Hereford Fillet, sausages, Relax and enjoy a cuppa under the Bottle Trees at Habitat House basic salads on rolls. and Garden. Soend an hour or so wanderine- around the sho~sin Thurs night 25th March: Beef and Pork Roasts, Potato, Pumpkin, town. Take in the friendliness and atmosphere of a country town. Cauliflower Bake, Peas, Honeyed Sesame Carrots, Gravy and No bookings required, bus leaves daily. Apple Sauce. Dessert - Custard and Sticky Date or Honey and Sat 27th Romaville Winery - a.two hour trip departing the Gun Walnut Pudding. Club at 2.00pm and returning at 4.00pm. This short excursion Friday night 26th March: Best Steaks in the West, Variety of T takes in a conducted tour of the Romaville Winery. Expert guide Bone, Rump and Fillet, Mashed Potato, P!ain or Onion Gravy, Mr David Wall will explain the history of the winery and provide Peas and Corn. Fillet for the Ladies. Sausages for the Children. participants with first hand knowledge of the wine industry. Par- Dessert - Macadamia Nut Ice Cream and Fruit Salad or Fresh ticipants will be encouraged to taste the local vintage. Minimum Cream Puffs. 20 participants. Sat nieht 27th March: Lamb and Chicken Roasts. Jacket Potatoes. Sun 28th Carnawon Gorge Day - an all day affair. See the superb Roast Fun~pkin,Minted Peas. Golden or chicken Gravy Dessert sights of the Carnamon Gorge National Park. A three hour drive Assorted Fresh Cream Gawaux with Custard and whipped cream. fmm Roma. Time to walk and lunch before returnine. Bus leaves Sun night 28th March: International Beer and Prawn Night. at 6.00am and returns at 6.00pm. Morning tea and lunch. Minimum 20 participants. Range of International Beers available. Castlemaine Draught on Wood includes Fresh Queensland Prawns, crumbed whiting fillets, Mon 29th Surat - Cobb & Co Museum & Winery -An interesting garlic and chilli prawns, local yabbies, range of salads. BBQ fillets, four hour morning at Surat. Morning Tea at the Winery and spend sausages and lamb chops. Dessert - Mud cake, Ginger Snaps, fresh an hour at the Cobb & Co Museum. Leaving the gun club at cream puffs, macadamia nut ice cream. 9.00am and returning at 1.00pm. Minimum 20 participants. Mon night 29th March: Cold smorgasbord of beef, chicken, pork, Tues 30th Mt. Abundance Homestead & Mitchell Natural Springs corn beef, leg ham. Range of salads, jacket potatoes and white - Bus leaves the Gun Club at 9.00am and returns at 1.Wpm. sauce. Dessert - Custard and auole crumble. Morning tea at the historic Mt. Abundance Homestead and con- . . tinue the day viewing or swimming in the Mitchell Natural Tues night 30th March: Curries, Lasagne, swcct and sours, with Snrines. Minimum 20 nartici~ants. at least two Game Dishes served with rice and salad. Fruit plat- . " tcrs and cheese and crackers. Happy hour 7.00pm to 8.00pm $1.00 Wed 31st Open Gardens, Outback Style - An nflernoon vlewlng pots. Rorna's open gardens, afternoon tea suppl~edBus lenvos the Gun Club at 2 OOpm and returns at 6.00pm Mxmmum 20 partlclpants Wed night 31st March: Farewell BBQ. Nibbles, Fillets or sausages with basic salads on rolls. Happy hour 6.00pm to 7.00pm $1.00 Bookings are essential for all trips except the daily pots. morning tea in town. Costs and details of how to book will be made available at the gun club. January 1999 Australian Clay Ta rget Shooting News Page 3 1999 DTL NATIO 1ST PRIZE: FOFBD FESTrVA TRIO - -TAIL V&UE $15332 2ND PRIZE: GHESCOLD 3 WAY FRIDGE RETAIL VAGUE $1 150 DWm bl"r DTL NATIO - TUESDAY 30TH TICKETS ONLY $5.00 Contact: Peter Kajewski 07 46221900, Promoter Colin Neal 07 47225506, Treasurer, RCTC Inc. Robert Nugent 07 46224399, President See Club and Individual Ticket seller incentives. Roma Clay Target Club Inc 1999 DTL Nationals Art Union Art Union Incentive Program Proudly supported by Ibis Traps 1. The Club selling the most tickets will receive a 400 target hopper fed IBIS 240 Volt automatic trap. Valued at $6,500. 2. The Club selling the most tickets proportionate to their number of registered ACTA members as recorded at the ACTA annual close off date for 1998 will receive a 400 target hopper fed IBIS 240 Volt automatic trap. Valued at $6,500. 3. The Individual selling the most tickets will receive a 180 target fed IBIS 12 volt automatic trap. Valued at $3000. Conditions: 1. Tickets will be despatched to clubs upon request in books of 10. Value $5.00 each to be returned no later than 28th February 1999. Clubs will be credited with tickets sold by their members toward club inccnlive prizes. 2. Tickets returned after this date will not be counted towards incentive prizes. 3. Roma Clay T~getClub Inc. will not compete for the lncmtive prizes. 4. Members of RCTC Inc can eampctc for the individual prizes. 5. There is a limit of one club incentive prize per club i.e. The Club that sells the most tickets is not eligible for the second prize awarded proportionate to membership. 6. All prizes will be on display at the Roma 1999 DTL Nationals and can be collected aftcr the draw. 7. Interpretation of these conditions will be solely at the discretion ofthe Art Union Special Committee, whose decision will he fmal and no correspondence will be entered into. This Art Union is being conducted to promote shootlng gcnerully. add interest to the OTL Nationals and give Clubs and Shooters the opportunity to win valuable incentive prizes. It relies on shooter and Club support. PRE-NATIO TUTO DAY CASH BONANZA 200 Targets over two days with $20,000.00 plus Prize Pool Incorporating the Rio Oceania Club Teams Match. Proudly sponsored By RIO OCEANIA SHELLS DAY 1: We March - 8.00am - 100 Targets DB DAY 2: Thurs 25th March - 8.00am - 100 Target PS AA Gr - 20 Metres, A Gr - 18 Metres, B Gr - 14 Metres, C Gr - 11 Metres NOMS: of $135.00 for all shooters - except - Juniors who pay $20.00 Plus $5.00 compulsory purse on each 50 & overall 200 targets. Divided proportionate to each grade using broken targets. Shot 5 per lane in two visits of 50 targets each day 12 Layouts. 1 Spare Layout, 3 Practice Traps PRIZE POOL
Lady, Junior, Veteran Watches to the value of $1000.00 for each group, 1st to 3rd Proudly Donated By Coomber Bros. Jewellers 1: RIO Oceania Club Teams Match - Teams of 5 from same club (ACTA Registration) $10.00 per member entry. Winning team will receive four cases of shotshells for each member (2000 shells each) plus framed certificate and names on Qld Challenge Shield. Proudly sponsored by Rio Oceania Shells. 2: Eight Luckv Draws from all possibles each 25 Targets - 1 case of shells each draw. Proudly sponsored by Kevin Wright Stocks. 3: Luckv Draw for all female entrants. Custom Made Shooting Jacket. Proudly sponsored by Clover Designs. $1000 Cash bonus split amongst possibles, Pts to count. One Lucky Draw from all entrants - Free noms to Nationals. Contact Robert Nugent 07-46224399 BH Col Neal 07-46225506 AH John Robinson 07-46221405
December 1998 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 5 ACTA National Sporting Clays, 1998
David Conningham - 2nd AA Grade Lefl to right: Gsorge Sckat, Gold Coast Shooters Supplies; John Younger, National Champion 1998; Rod Prior, Donor and maker of perpetual trophy. organisers, but also the club. The Com- mittee had worked very hard to have an QCTA Management were successful in interesting lavout in lace, and did everv- gaining valuable sponsorship in George thing posGhlk to makk theevent a success Sckaf of Gold Coast Shooters Supplies, but with only 36 shooters on Saturday and who very generously donated a Rizzini 605 Sporting shotgun for the overall
Deny Hanson, Veteran winner and 2nd in C Grade. Tony Edgar, 3rd in B Grade With extensive advertising and the distri- bution of 'flyers' at many sporting loca- tions throughout the year, a respectable 39 on Sunday, many were left asking attendance was expected, however the end "Where are the shooters?" Craig Hum, 1st A Grade result was not only disappointing by the Visitors were attracted from Victoria,
Page 6 Australian Clay Target Shwting News January 1999 Wangaratta Clay Target members and visiting shooters were treated to a display of very high standard of shooting when conducting the shoot off for Junior and Open Champion of Champions at their November Competition. Both groups were required to shoot at two targets of each discipline con- ducted throughout the year. Open finalists were: Enio Cavedon, Brad Henshal1,Scott Henshall, Brian North and Terry Walls, all of whom had won monthly High Gun trophies
At the completion of five rounds Brad Henshall, being one point ahead of Terry Walls therefore Gundy Manning, Ist AA Grade was declared the winner. Brad Bob Clifton, 3rdA Grade. NSW, New Zealand and Queensland clubs was still celebrating the fact Tallawalla, Hamilton Island, Townsville, 142 to he 3rd in B grade from Tom Irvine Brisbane, Toowoomba and the host club. he had won a place in the Vi (Richmond River) 146, an another Gold rian 5 man Team the week befo Coast member, John Bonnor returned 1531200 to he the B grade winner. at the State Carnival. The Junior Champion of Champi- Third place in A grade went to NSW Gun club shooter Bob Cliftan with 1611200 ons saw a nail biting struggle from Keith Cameron of Tamworth on 164 between some excellent young and Brisbane shooter Craig Hume took A shooters - Terry Walls (AA), Jake grade with 1731200. Hoffmann (AA), Ross Leirsch (AA), Clint Shields (AA), David In AA grade 3rd place went to Guy Bed- ington from Toowoomba on 1731200. David Jackel Jnr (C) and Leigh Barry Cunningham (Victoria) and Gundy Manning (Toowoomba) both returned 178, After the first round only Ross after the shoot off David was 2nd with Leirsch and Leigh Barry were 178c17, Gundy claiming 1st in AA with clean. A further two rounds were 178c23. shot before Ross Leirsh was victo- The overall winner and National Cham- rious with a score of 41142. Ross, pion for 1998 with a score in linewith any who is a regular shooter around World Class events, was John Younger the local Clubs, was thrilled with with 1911200. his win, more especially because The Overall winners sash and silver his Dad, Bryan was there to enjoy buckle and shotgun were presented by the occasion with him. Terrific Georee Sckaf of Gold Coast Shooters SUD- plies-and the Perpetual Trophy was pre- Hearts went out to Leigh Barry, sented by the donor, Rod Prior. who shot exceptionally well, given At the time of preparing this report, the he is still in C grade. Leigh is a venue and dates for the 1999 event are vet slightly built 14 year old who John Bonner, B Grade winner to he dcc~dcd- hotvever. 11 would be h&d rarely shoots anywhere other ch31 the decisn~nIS made sooner rather than Wangaratta, only com- Competition was conducted over three than later. courses, shooters shooting 100 targets menced shooting last year. Given each day in near perfect conditions. Openlng the evcnr ro nll current ACV.\, the experienced opposition, and SSM and Field and Game mcmb~.rsiv~~s The veterans section was taken ont by occasion Leigh can hold his head considered ra be n \vay of 3ttrnrt1tig 11101.(' New Zealand visitor Derry Hauson with high for a great performance. shooters, however that was not the case on Congratulations to all the fina 1361200. Townsville's Peter Hope claimed this occasion. Therefore something differ- 3rd in C grade with 120+13, 2nd in C ent may need to be looked at for future ists, hut particularly to Brad an grade went to Derry Hanson and Brisbane events. Ross for their top effort. member Kwan Lien was the C grade winner on 1441150. Jenny Burt The Gold Coast's Tony Edgar put together QCTA Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 7 WEEPSTAKES
ROUND 1: JAN FEB MARCH APRIL ROUND 2: MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST ROUND 3: SEPT OCT NOV DEC Prize Pool increases every Round Same easy Format - 50T PS events SWEEPSTAKES HOTL 63614443
Page 8 Australian Clay Target Shooting News January 1999 A.C.1.A COACHING CO1INCIL "1998' (EOACH OF THE VEAR AWARD
The Australian Clay Target Association's Coaching Council wish to Peter has spent in excess of 200 hours Coaching and announce and congratulate the successful nominee for the 1998 introducing new members into the W.AGun Club. He has been the Club Coach of the Year. supervising Coach to several Level 1 Coaches for the Club while MR. PETER McBRIDE (Accredited Level 2) of the West Australian actively introducing more schools to the sport of Clay Target
C,nn- -.. Clnh -.- - who, .. .- was. .-. the.. .. 'Inmm~nl'recinient.. .. - -=-.-. ....r.. ~-.,~~-~.has avnin hecome....--~- the ~~~~ Shootine. srhinvor nf thi. sward Althmwh hheeomine serinnalv ill durinr the "ear Peter
grammea meir conclnnlng training. The results showed when, although still convalescing, he watched his Junior Team win the event. Peter is sn inspiration to others and a worthy recipi- ent of the 1998 award. Congratulations Peter M Alerander National Director of Coaching NDC Murray Alexander congratulates 1998 Coach of the Year Peter McSride Peter with his Winning Junior Team: L to R: Joseph Wayne, Peter McBride, Daniel Wayne & Simon Lau.
The Maguire Memorial Medley and Presidents Dophy were held I am sure he was well pleased with the successful days shooting. on Saturday November 7th and saw thirty two members attend. Thank you to everyone who attended. The medley which consisted of 25 Minis, 25 SB and 25 DB was yelook farward to seeing our regular shooters and visitors in the keenly contested and we saw some very nice shooting. coming year and please don't forget to bring along as many new Bruce Powell and Anthony Comino both dropped only one target to shooters as you can fit in your car! Our two day shoot is on next go to a shoat off for Overall. Bruce ended up winning and Anthony month along with the Central Zone Carnival, so see you all then. took A grade with second going to George Cross. AA winner was Happy and safe New Year one and all. Richard Woolcock and second Mark Warnock. Bryce Smith shot Lauren Perrett well to take B grade ahead of Dallas Powell. It was great to see David Maguire win C grade in his fathers memorial, with B. Muirson second place. It was a pleasure to have Norm win the veteran section. Lil Jarvis was the best lady shooter and Ross Jamieson wan junior. Many thanks to the Maguire family for the trophies and making the event possible. Next event was the Mountain Man Mug and again there was a big shoot OKNineteen shooters took to the lanes and aRer 34 targets, TRAP, SKEET, FIELD MODELS Bruce Powell had added yet another trophy to his pile and won his second mug. A couple of weeks before he won Overall at Clermant. EXTRA BARRELS, ADJ STOCKS ETC. Just as well he and Zarah have recently built a shed as it will be needed to house the trophies he is winning. NEW & USED GUNS IN STOCK Last event for the day wa8 the 50 target Points Presidents 'kophy. Richard Woolcock was tidy in taking out Overall, good to see Shaun Ryan win the AA trophy with Bruce second. Warren JAMES MlATT MFG Jensen and Paul Maguire were first and second respectively forA grade. B grade went to Ray Copping and Katrina Cutting was PO Box 1868, Launceston, Tas 7250 second. David Maguire picked up his second C grade win for the day ahead of M. Barry. Thanks to Drew Smith for the trophies and January 1999 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 9 Should I or shouldn't I' Go to the World Skeet Champtonsh~pat American skeet targets are drcrdcdly qu~ckcrth:m what wc shoat San Antonro, that is. Ifyou stan th~nkingabout reasons nor to go, tn Oz. Son of half way betaeen International Skeet speed and the major one is SCost. Find auniething pncud in SU.S. and divide what wc rc~mlarlyshoot i1t home. I also found our thnt therc are by .6 to convert to $A dollars and ...Ouch! some onemis responsibilities in some states especially transport- oh for the days of dollar parity, M~ friend G~~~~~petrou finally ing firearms andammunition on public roads. 1t seems there are decided for me. George was alreadv eoine and needed comoanv,. . H~ no uniform national gun laws in the u.S.A.. either.. So it pays to twisted my arm agout one check centimetre up may hack and Finally to San Antonio, I reluctantly agreed to go. meet up with George Firstly the administrative and get down to some paperwork has to be in order. serious skeet shooting. Getting your gun out of the The national shooting country is no problem, but complex is a great credit for a hassle free re-entry you to all the people need three things: involved in its creation. It has evolved over the * a B709A form from your years into a truly great Firearms Registry, shooting centre. It is the * an export permit from the headquarters of the Australian Customs Service, National Skeet Shoot- and ers Association and has 38 skeet fields in use. * a current Firearms Each day for ten days Licence. straight, they eater for There's no place an the U.S. about 1200 shooters to immigration doeumentation shoot their 100 targets Squad 31 World Skset Shoot, San Antonio, Tsxss. (ik) Rick, George, Stacy-Lee, plus shoot offs. It is a to declare that you have a David, Laurie firearm in possession. But huge undertaking in don't~ ~~~ ~ assume~--~~~~~ that~~~~ ~ thev~~~- don't logistics and organisa- A ~~~~~ ~ ,vnnt to know,ofcourse they do! ,[.hey record the nunlbcr of tion. and to see the system work smuorhly diy after day was truly your ynand intake sure you have the paperwork to get the bv" aSveinspiring. hack to the country of origin. At registration you get a computer print out which indicates which First stop Los Angeles, California and the 16 year old customs girl field you have to be on each day and at what time. You get to your looking like day one on the job, competently did all of the above field half an hour or so before that time and get a good look at the and completely dumbfounded me by asking ''Where's it's maga- targets. There is always a refereelscorer waiting for your squad. zine?". I lost the facility of speech at this point, and began stutter- The trap houses are always filled, the targets are invariably excel- ing around for an answer when my wife, who only knows slightly lent and importantly there is a cooler of bottled water with dis- more than this girl, rescued me and explained that this isn't the posable paper cups at every field, a life saver in South Texas where same as what Arnold Schwarzeneger uses and that under-over conditions can be like the hottest Australian summer day They shotguns do not have magazines. shoot in squads of five and it typically takes about an hour and fifteen minutes to finish the 100 targets. No visit to L.A. would he complete without a visit to the Paehmayr International Shooting Park in Rosemead. Only about 30 minutes If you shoot the possible you prepare for the shoot off. If not, the from downtown L.A. and a treat with a dozen skeet fields, as many day is your own. Visit Vendors Row and drool over the goodies for trap fields and Sporting Clays and Olympic Trap and Olympic sale, buy a couple ofitems you need and a suitcase full of stuffyou Skeet. They have hire guns and even if you are just holidaying in want. Feeling peckish? There is all day BBQ, with a menu to tame L.A., take some time from the usual well puhlicised tourist stuff your gastronomic desires. My wife adds that this is not for vege- far a half a day of fun at this very fine facility. I did notice here, tarians. that the targets seemed a bit quicker than our Aussie skeet Have some on the spurt kwnsmlrhmg or stock :~djustrnentattended targets. to by one of the moblle workshops And at the end of rhc day go to Onwards to Boston, Massachusetts to visit some family and find the shoot-off stadium aud watch the GIL~ISuf World Skcct turn some more targets to shoat. At the airline eheck-in counter in the targets into ink blots in the sky. U.S.A. you must sign a declaration that your firearm is unloaded Our own world Champion, Adnan Cuulrns is fijtldly remembered and place this declaration inside your gun case. If you don't do hcrc, conversations rend ru go like this: 'Oh, you'rc ~n Austr~l~an? this, you are breaking a U.S. Federal law. You know Cuz' Is CUZhere'? Where's Cuz'? HOIY'SCUL doin'? Found a cute little one lavout dub called Sauthbara Rod and Gun Adrian, will you please send these people a newsletter! Club with the~ mast~ difficult~ hackmound.~~~ - October~~ ~~~ in the~~~ New~ Englnrid states of nortlleast U.S.A. is called 'the fuliagc season'. At Seeing that I missed a lot of shoot offs, I didn't get hored in San rhls time the deciduous rrccs turn from grccn to gold, brown, tan Antonio. We visited the famous shrine of the Alamo, walked the and red and all slrades in between Try shuuting fluon, targets Rivenvald with all it's restaurants, arts and craft shops, the zlpplng ;rcn,rs such ;1 backgpund. It ain't easy. Didn't shoot well, restored Spanish Governor's residence dating from the fifteenth but made some friends: it seems clay target shooters are the same century. Fort Sam Houston and more, much more. And then there friendly, generous and practical types of people everywhere. It was is the famous Tex-Mex cuisine, with a range of chilli sauce that also nice shooting skeet in Massachusetts because it was here that varies from mildly piquant to incendiary! A word of warning, if it the game was invented. But that is another story. tastes hot at the entrance, it's also hot at the exit. You know what I mean! By total contrast, Minuteman Sportsmans Club, in Burlington was like the Cadillac of clav. tareet- fields and also home of the It was easy dnving nnlund S311 Ai~tunto,thcrt! ;are frccways every- thmous Minuteman Classic skeet meet held each July. I got somL. where thnt will take you to ahupping, sightseeil~g,eating out or gtmd prwtluc in herc, hut confirmed my susp~u~onsthst these ..visiting other skeet ranges, like the very neat S:m Antonio Gun Page 10 Australian Clay T; srget Shooting News Janualy 1999 Club. George and I shot a few practice rounds here and met even more nice people'who like to talk about shooting, life, the universe and everything. We met people who actually live at the home of the World championships and are not competing?!? And they were actually astonished that some people would travel twenty thou- sand kilometres just to shoot skeet, such is life. The Lackland Airforce Base also had a nice little two layout field and welcomed visitors. Those two layouts ran hot for ten days, STATE NOTES nearby, on another part of the base, there is a great static display of military airplanes, old and new. CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS The highlight of the shoot for me was when the lady shooter in our Newcastle - Lake Macquarie CTC hosted the State squad shot her first hundred in competition and then went on to Double Rise on 13th September, with 39 shooters in win her class in the shoot-off. She had been shooting well and it was great to see her put it all together. Remember the name, Stacy score of 56/60. Well done.
shooters attending. Kim Nealon, well known local Club member, won the event with 49/50. Congratula- lot of people use the smaller gauges even to shoot in the 12 gauge competition and record perfect scores, perhaps if small gauge ammunition was available and reasonably priced, we might end D/B C'Ship at their Open Night Shoot, with lbny up with more shooters in Australia. Barton from Cowra Gun Club winning the event with Sadly, after the 410 bore competition is over, it's all over. Time to 49/50. Great shooting. pack up, bead back to Oz, work, household hills and all that. We STATE COACHING CORNER there for the experience and realistically we are not in the same fully savouring the local non-shooting attractions. I think it is important to have goals in life and, if possible, all dedicated skeeties, at least once in their life, should make the pilgrimage to the World Shoot. I can assure you that with preparation and a relaxed attitude, it will be a memorable lifetime experience. Libbie Douglass NSWCTA Highly recommended.
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January 1999 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 11 H.M.A.S Cerberus located at Crih Point on Western Port in Victoria was the venue for this years trap shooting event. The R.A.A.F. contingent arrived the day before some prac- tice and to play. The Army arrived on the morning of the shoot. The day starts with practice and team selection, each team has six members and one member of each of the three sew- ices shoots as a squad
RAAF Team: Bob OliSver, Oavie Toohey, Daryl Bye, Tony Steuregger, Noel Cleal, Nick Bloomfield.
Army team: Dal Ranson, Chas Caldwell, Sid Anstey, Travis Rosenow, Steve Jenkins and Norm. Beer.
break on the rest and looking the goods- The final result by the smallest possible margin was a win to Navy 1661180, Army 1651180 and R.A.A.F. 1521180. Individual honours for the Intersewice High Gun went to Winning Navy team Hecta Crawford. Chris Johns06 Chris Carrol, Ben the Armv's Chas Caldwell 47/47 who also won the Armv Geer; Jim Gaunt, Dez Benjamin. High GU~,Chris Carrol46147 was the Navy High Gun anh Nich Bloomfield 34/35 took the R.A.A.F.'s to^ honour. All shooters have a five target eye opener and then three The open invitation event sponsored by Winchester was visits of ten, to contest the Winchester Challenge Shield. ,,,by sid ~~~t~~18/18 (A~~Y),second chris carrel 17/18 It was a cool overcast day with a little breeze and some (Navy), third Jim Gaunt 16/17 (Navy). experienced button pushers to share the work load, namely Alan Chandler, Geoff Noyes and Bill Iles. Interservice map Co-ordinator At the halfway mark the Army had a couple of targets Chris Carrol Page 12 Australian Clay Target Shooting News January 1999 Entry is open to all shooters, men and women of any age and ability. The various Shooting disciplines including Sporting, Skeet and Down the Line in Grades A, B and C. I 10 days 9 nights - from $1638 per person. Includes airfares, accomodation and sporting 1 I programs . I For More Information Contact: Shooting Co-ordinator I I Andrew Gabriel - Australian Holidays Limited Mike Swale I 130 Bundall Rd.. Bundall Qld. 421 7 Priesident Gold Coast Clay Target I I Phone: (07) 5574 1222 Shooting Club I Fax: (07) 5574 1533 Ph: 018 763 168 I Email: [email protected] I
January 1999 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 13 A Happy One Hundred and Twenty-Fifth hirthday to Marybor- forgot to use the second barrel but there was one shooter worse ough Tid Bits. It started in May 88 and a lot of lead has been shot than me who tried to shoot double rise with no crackers at all. Is in the air, and a lot of clays hroken since then. We have enjoyed that right Gamy? visiting other Clubs and picking up funny events and jokes, with So in AAgrade Quinto Porfiri, DB & CONT, Brian Goddard DR & some sadness along the way To those who read Tid Bits thank you. AA grade HG. In A Grade Kevin Howard DB. Peter Pagliarino DR You know instead of shooting I could have been an Iron Man but & Barry Power Cont &A grade HG. In B Grade Brian Fourro DB, every time I did the swim leg I gat rusty and when I got married Bruce Walker Cant and Bill Edgerton DR & B grade HG and in C to my lovely wife she said "I would love to have an old Queenslan- Grade Allen Johlin cleaned up the field DB, Cont, DR & then out der". Well after forty-eight years I feel she has her wish. Murphy shot all to take WC & 1 Mtr. Good shooting Allen with Matthew brought himself an old railway carriage which he had turned in to Post 2nd &Tony Clarke 3rd in Handicap. a lovely house to live in. He had a kitchen, lounge, bedroom, toilet, On the way to Gympie we spotted a van on the side of the road and shower &laundry. So he rang his mate Pat to have a look at it. On Peter said "it is one of those flower vans selling flowers". I had a arrival Pat saw Murphy sitting out in the rain under an umbrella, look on the wav ~astand said "First time I ever saw Police selling smoking his pipe. So Pat said "What are you doing out in the rain flowers, looks iide they are giving out tickets to some show". So on when vou have a lovelv home?". "Well" Mumhv. . said "I made a the way home going through Maryhorough a car passed us on the mistake - I brought s Non-smoking Carriage". I-lapc everyone had left side then went passed a stopped car at an orange light. By the a good Christmas and it is up to you to have ;L Happy New Year. time we stopped at the red light he was well gone, but just on the 27110 the Bible arrived and didn't the three on the cover look good. way out of Maryhorough we saw blue and red lights flashing and Robert, Gary & Rizzini. If I had to choose, I would take Rizzini. on passing this same fellow that had passed us before he was Sorry Gary, catch up with you some day and INine stop using getting one of those free tickets. He deserved it as he sure could other shooters names on your photo. drive. On the Thursday night after our Club Shoot once again we had Gympic doesn't shoot usual Sunday in Jan as Sunshino Coast Tele coverage using file tape. Hope it draws a few new members as shoot second wcckcnd Sat & Sun (see CTSNI and Gympie shoot clay targets look good on Tele. Received phone call from a shooting 3rd Sunday Jan 10.30am stan Check up before hand. mate who explained he couldn't shoot at this time as he had been taken to the cleaners for the second time. It's time to start again BUNDABERG MID MONTH SHOOT 15-11-98 with a new wife and brand new son "Casimero" Born 27th Oct. Thanks Kaye for results of shoot. In AA, Rob Rehbein took both Best of luck Dave. Graded HIC & Cont. In A, Tim Gardiner Graded WC and Kaye BUNDABERG 1-11-98 Rehbein Cont. With B it was Bruce Walker and in Cont it was Bruce again with Keith Palmer and Barry Fisher. In C Grade Thanks Kaye for results in AA. Mike Kelly DB ,CD & SB, Peter Srewcer Plath and Doug Baggaley shared WC whilst new shooter Winzen mixed targets & visitor Kevin Jarick took DB, CD OA & Larry Bray had his first win by taking Cont. AA, DB C'SHIP & OAHG. In A grade Kaye Rehbein DB CD and Graham Harriman deaned up DB PTS CIS, SB & Mixed Targets. WEST AUST. SKEET NATS. In B grade Bruce Walker DB,CD with visitor John Park SB & Reid Dick DB CD, DB FTS CIS & Mixed Tgts. In C grade Reece Jeusen, Young Bradley Peterson attended the shoot and in the preshoot DB CD & mixed with Ivan Taylor DB FTS CIS &Jenny Moore SB. had 2nd B grade 961100 in the Mackintosh team, was No2 shooter With a good turn up and an overcast and windy day another good in skeet Nat doubles, 1st Junior winning gold, made Aust Junior shoot. In Jan, Bundy shoot as usual, check xvith Kaye. 3 man team and won shoulder to shoulder for QLD, plus the march past and he didn't have his mind on shooting all the time GYMPIE 8-11-98 as he was able to tell me QLD women won shoulder to shoulder. Visitors on the day Brian Fourro, Bruce Walker and Jarrod Smith (Bundy), Bamy Power, Bret Brown, Quinto Porfiri, Kevin Howard MARYBOROUGH 22-11-98 (Sunshine Coast), Vince Dollisson, Allen Johlin, Peter Pacliarino & We had our AGM with a few minor changes. With twelve people Yours truly ( Maryhorough). Lost Bird had good luck and had luck. filling twenty positions with the hest move made that Andy Wood In three events shot 24 to find there was always a 25 (Badluck). he given Life Membership. Congratulations Andy. Drew the jack $115.00. (Goodluck). Shot nine 1st barrel and missed the tenth being last target (Badluck). Drew the raffle, 1 Visitors Bradley Peterson fresh from the west and Frank Rohinson bottle of whisky (Goodluck). When I missed the tenth target I fmm Gayndah who is now A grade. Good shooting Frank who also at Munduhbera the night hefore was the night DB Champion and some. There is only one more rung on the ladder Frank. Frank drew the jackpot but missed the last Target. Join the club Frank. Thanks to Holly, Offlfice, Heather and Kerri Joblin in the kitchen and all the helpers. In windy conditions in AA: Ian Robertson DB CD, Stafford Smith DB CD & DR. With Paul Anderson DB CD,SB The Ultimate Load CIS, PTS & AA grade HG. In A Grade: Frank Robinson OA&A, SB Distributed by: C'SHIP, Brad Peterson PTS &Norm Dale DB,OA,DR & AGHG. In B Grade: Andy Wood SB CIS while Dick Osborne cleaned up Victory Cartridges Australia DB.PTS, DR & B grade HG. It pays to be a eoach.In C Grade: Allen 17 Harris St., Condell Park Johlin DB, Len Armstrong SB CIS and Darrell King FTS, DR, CIC Sydney Ph/Fax: (02) 9773 5333 & C Grade HG. Les Forsyth won both the whiskey and meat tray Melbourne Ph: (03) 5978 8618 and Norm Dale the fruit tray. Maryborough have their Jan Shoot Canberra Ph: (026) 280 6303 on 24th, lanoon start after meeting at loam. In Feh we hold our Tasmania Ph: (03) 6431 1340 Heritage Shoot 1 month early because of the Nationals. Being 28th Feh 9am start.( See Feb CTSN). Good Shooting to all till next 246,286,326,366 Competition Cartridges time. 286,326, 366,406 Field Loads Now Available Low Recoil 246 & 286 See you at the Shoots Lost Bird. Agent Enquiries Welcome (02) 9773 5333 I Page 14 Australian Clay Target Shooting News January 1999 risbane Gun Club .~r@ CLAY TARGET CLUB INC. At the Annual General Meetine of the Wanearatta Clav Target Club four members were rkognised for t&ir outstand- ing work at the club over the past ten years. Bev Pigram, who has been a member of the Ladies Auxiliary since 1978 assisting with office duties on shoot days since 1992, and travels 45 minutes just to get to our Club. Bev always has a very plessilnt manner, combined with hcr capa- bilities and efficient work in thc office is a great asset. Shc is Saturday 20th - Saturday 27th February, 1999 n pleasure to work with. &urdav 20th February Jean and Clarrie Riches who travel from Mulwala each shoot. Australian 'Skins" Shoot-out Double Trap joined the Club in 1989 and hilvc been on the Committee since 150 Tgt thilt time. Jean's bright personality plus her willingness and ciioabilities in the kitchen makc it :I ioy ro either work with Sundav 21 February her or just get a cuppa and sandwich from. 150 Tgt Australasian-Pacific "Grand Prix" Double During Clame's 10 years, he has served four years as Senior Vice President, where he has given deep consideration to all aspects of the club and his opinions respected by members. Mondav 22nd February Clame has always been a good reliable worker on shoot days 150 Tgt Australian Open Double Trap and at working bees. Daryl Hunt has been Senior or Junior Vice President seven of Tuesdav 23rd and Wednesdav 24th February his 10 years. Daryl is one of the hardest working members at 125 Tgt Australasian-Pacific "Grand Prix" our club, particularly on shoot days and working bees. He vol- Olympic Trap unteers countless hours to the job of trap mechanic, main- 125 Tgt Australasian-Pacific "Grand Prix" ISSF taining, repairing and setting the traps. Daryl, being Club Coach and is also heavily involved in organising regular coaching sessions. No one would deny that Daryl loves his Thursdav 25th and Fridav 2- shooting, he has represented the Club at a number of National and State Carnivals plus attended competitions at most local 200 Tgt Australian Open Olympic Trap Clubs, but it is not unusual for him to travel hundreds of kilo- 200 Tgt Australian Open ISSF Skeet metres to a shoot, (even as far as Roma Qld). Life memberships are just and fitting recognition of these four wurdav 27th February members enormous contributions and commitment to our 100 Tgt Australian "Skins" Shoot-out Olympic Trap Club. Congratulations to each of you. 100 Tgt Australian "Skins" Shoot-out ISSF Skeet
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Passed away 16th November aged 93 years. Afoundation member of the Perth Gun Club. A quiet gentleman who actively supported the club until age and indifferent health restricted his activities. Will be missed by the older members of the clay target fra- "Skins"Shoot Out ternity in the west who were privileged to know him. 150 Tgts Double Trap 100 Tgts Olympic 'hap 'Based an numbers of competitors 100 Tgt ISSF Skeet Pre-nomination essential -entries close 29th January, 1999 Visit our Web Site - TRADE PRACTICES ACT www.rheology.ug.edu.au~grandprix The attention of advertisers is drawn to the Trade Practices Act 1974 and the provisions in the Act which apply to advenising. it is not possible for the A.C.T.A. to ensure that advertisements which are published in this magazine comply in all respects with the Act and the responsibility must therefore be on the person, company or advertising agency submitting the advertisement far publication. The A.C.T.A. resewes the right to refuse any advenisement without stating the reason.
January 1999 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 15 [ Macquarie Masters Championships )
Fiftv nine clav tareet shooters from surraundinz" clubs~ ~ ~~ and~~~~~ as~- far~~ and coming junior aficid as ~lct;rle,ilunrer River and Northern Ncw South Wales shooter Murray look pnrr in 1)ubbo Cun Cl~bbicomd annual ?.lmquane A1estcr.i McAllister from Cllnrnpionshlps held during Sovcrnbcr Orange took out rUtl>uugl>oond~t>ons were tricky with u jrundy cnsrerlg bree~efur second place with mmr of rhr d3-y, some very good sci,rcs \vcrc posted and s110ur ~ffs 63/64. First in A grade was Glen Harvey from Coon- amble with 66/67, second place going to Ian Piddington from Narromine with 32/33. Dave Miller from Cobar collected first in B grade with 30131 ahead of Robert Naef (Mendooran) on 29/31. C grade winner was Tom Brand from Cecil Park club, now the site for Sydney's Olympic shooting complex and Steve McMahon from Lightning Ridge second on 27/29. Peter Hoare from Double Barrel championship winner, Dubho Club was the Ian Merrick. only possible in the twenty five target Pointscore campeti- tion taking out overall with 75/75. Bryan Manns (Cobar) led fellow club member Ian Merrick to win AA grade by one point after a shoat off with Overall High Gun winner Bvan Manns with president, Errol Tucker. 1431144. A grade was won by Kevin Walton, were required in President of Warren nearly every grade to Gun Club with determine the trophy 991102 just ahead of winners. Coonamble Club The first event was a President Glen twenty-five target Harvey on 971102. double barrel eye Scott Moody also opener cash divide from Coonamhle won and thirteen success- B grade with 72/15 ful competitors closely followed by including newly Brett Williamson elected NSW State (Warren) on 69/75. President Mark Duhbo's Norm McInnes shot the Ekman won C grade possible. with an excellent 74/75 and Tom Brand The Maequarie second on 72/75. Pointscore Championship winner Peter Hoare. Masters Double Barrel Championship The highlight and of twenty five targets final com~etitionfor the dav was the Maeauarie Masters Handi- required a shoot off cap. It was a twenty five target double bariel event and although and the overall there were many twenty fours scored, only three possibles faced winner was Ian the traps for the final shoot-off with trophies valued at $1300 at Merrick from Cohar stake. After shooting a flawless 49/49, Steve McMahon won first club scoring 96/96 place and another metre just ahead ofAngus Anderson from Men- just ahead of Dubbo's dooran in second position with 48/49. Dubho's Peter Keough col- Arthur Turner who lected third place with 27/28. collected first in AA Overall High Gun was shared between Bryan Manns and Ian Handicap winner Steve McMahon grade with 95/96. Up Merrick both on 1461150.
Page 16 Australian Clay Target Shooting News January I999 The 1998 Western Australian Clay Target Association (WACTA) 3 jamin from Bunbury Clay Target Club 2nd with 46/50. John Page day carnival was held over the long weekend of 26-28 September, the from Geraldton Clay Target Cluh won A grade with 49/50 and aRer Queens Birthday, and was probably the most testing weather condi- a shoot off, John Rossi took 2nd with 56/58. B grade was won by tions for many years, gusting and changing winds for three days Chad Ferari from Katanning Clay Target Club with a very without respite with the occasional patches of drizzle to light rain. respectable 48/50 from Bruce Whittaker Bunbury Clay Target Club Despite this, same good scores were still achieved. with 47/50. Paul Baker from Narmgin Clay Target Club won C grade with 44/50, and Lambert Jackson also from Namdn taking 2nd place after a shoot off with 47/54. - Event 3: The 50 Target State Skeet Championship sponsored by the Lesley Ann Fishing Company (Mick and Leslie Watson? was won outright by a very familiar and formidable shooter in Sam Forsyth, with the only 49/50. AA was won after a shoot off by Ray Wendt from West Australian Gun Club with 54/58, A grade was taken out by Geoff Faulkes on 48/50, Ray Meagher from Edgehill Clay Target Club on 57/60 for 1st in grade and Steve Lee from the Western Australian Gun Club with 47/50 for 1st in C grade. The ladies cat- egory was won by Christine Alexander of WAGC with 41/50. Juniors was won by Chad Ferrari affer a shoot off with 53/58 and Frank Ward from Bunbury Clay Target Club won the veteran with 46/50. The club skeet teams match was won by Western Australian Gun Club with
State Trap Open team left to nght: Gary Kelly, Neil McWhirIer; Sam Forsyth, Ric Vlvante and Gwff Faulkes.
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These young men were coached by the father and son team of Peter and Tim McBride. Runners up were Katanning No.1. team with 56175 and third place was taken by Newman No.1. team. Event five the Zone Teams Trap Shoulder to Shoulder 25 Double Barrel match was won by Zone 4 Eastern Goldfields consisting of Tom Vodden, John Dohnt, Michael Junior Carnival High Gun winner Ben Whitcroff with David Fox Howley, Shane O'Brien and Brent 4611500 over events 2 & 3, with the team of John Rossi, Ray Wendt, Humphrey with a Max Pedri, Mike Voke and Geoff Faulkes. Runners up on 4401500 score of 1221125, 2 was Katanning Clay Target Club and the Eastern Goldfields Gun targets clear of the Club on 4311500 in third place. Northern and Metro Zones both on After the completion 1201125. Veteran Carnival High Gun winner Tim Catling. of event 3 it was time Event six the 60 for the top 15 shooters target WACTA Cham- from events 2 and 3 to pion of Champions, shoot a further 50 sponsored by WACTA targets to give the top was won by Warren five shooters for the Lymn from Western State Shoulder to Australia Gun Club Shoulder Team for the with 1441150 after an 1998 Skeet Nationals eventful shoot off with to he held in October Rick Vivante. Other on the same grounds. placings were first in Still shooting in the AA Michael Howley gusty winds and by 1181124, 2nd Geoff now also light drizzle, Faulkes 1701174, 3rd the three squads com- Tim Catling 1671174. pleted the event, 1st in A grade Rick however no possibles Vivante 1431150, 2nd came in. Geoff Brian Morris 971100 Faulkes and Robin and 3rd Ross Silvester Bailey with scores of 9W100. 48150 went out again to decide the Team 1st in B grade was the High Gun. After only ever popular Joe Pin- a few shots from taudi on 961100, 2nd State Double Barrel Overall winner station 1 Robin Bailey was Christine Pollitt Geoff Faulkes. Ladies Carnival High Gun winner Christine took the honours with 931100 and 3rd David Pollin with Lsmbert Jackson. 52/54 and received the Holland on 921100. C R.J. Franklin Perpet- grade 1st place was ual Trophy, red sash Joe Pnglia 941100, 2nd Eric Featherstone 911100 and 3rd Daniel and gold badge. The State Shoulder to Shoulder Team members are Wayne on 891100. Geoff Faulkes, Max Pedri, Tony Cusaek, John Rossi and Robin Event 7: The 'Blue Ribbon' 50t State Double Barrel Championship Bailey, with Chad Ferrari as 1st reserve. saw several possibles on the board with Geoff Faulkes the eventual The ladies Shoulder to Shoulder Team over the 100 targets plus 25 winner with 1191119 from Tom Vodden. Geoff received the Winches- are Christine Alexander, Elaine Forward (Team High Gun) and ter Perpetual Trophy and the South West Gun Club Perpetual Jenny Jannings (a junior with a promising future). The Junior Trophy with red sash and silver badge. Shoulder to Shoulder team are Chard Ferrari, Ben Whitcroft and 1st in AA was Tom Vodden 1181119,2nd Gary Kelly 96197,3rd David Matthew Kelly as the Team High Gun. Fox 61/62. 1st in A grade was Jim Turner 52153, 2nd Paul Bowles Veterans team is Frank Ward, Scotty Gibson as Team High Gun and 74175, 3rd Matthew Kelly 73175. 1st in B grade was Paul Kuhne on Frank Bombara. 84185,Znd Steve Cook 48/50,3rd Steve Lee 47150.1st in C grade was This completed the days events with 92 shooters having been in John Rowe 48150,Znd Jeff Davies 47150,3rd Tony Burke 48/52. attendance. Ladies was won by our State President Elaine Forward with 45/50, Day 2 was the start of the trap competitions and event 4 was the Veterans by Roy Holtfreter 48150 and Juniors by Ben Whitcroft with WACTAiWinchester Junior Teams Match of 25 Double Barrel spon- 47150. sored by Winchester and Roy Alexander (himselfl and Sons, which Junior State Double Barrel Championship by Roy Alexander was won by the Metro Team consisting of Simon Lau, Joseph Wayne (himselfl was won by Matthew Kelly on 49/50, 2nd Ben Whitcroft
Page 18 Australian Clay Ta rget Shooting News January 1999 47/50 and 3rd Kent Kevin Wright for the Roy Alexander Perpetual Trophy. Again no pos- Holland 45/50. sible~but Mark McInnes managed to stay ahead of the rest with Day 3 Monday 28th 1491150, enough to win the overall. 1st in AA was Neil McWhirter on again started with the 1511153, 2nd Sam Forsyth 1481153 and 3rd Geoff Faulkes 1471150. same windy condi- 1st A grade Rick Tr~vante144/150,2nd Jim 'hrner 1491156, 3rd Ben tions that had per- Whitcroft 1481156; 1st B grade David Noonan 1411150,Znd Joe Pin- sisted for the previous taudi 139/150,3rd David Holland 1381150. 1st in C grade was Men Neve 134/150,2nd Jeff Davies 134/153,3rd Joseph Wayne 13U153. two~ . davs.~~~ .~~ Event the 50 target The Ladies trophy was won by Christine Pollitt with 128/150, State Single Barrel Juniors Matthew Kelly 1341150 and Veterans Tim Catling 1421150. state Single Barrel OvemllAll winner Championship spon- The Club Rams Match over the 50 Double Barrel, 50 Single Barrel Jon Dyes. sored by Latitude and 50 Double Barrel Fisheries (Bert & Pointscore was won by Julie Boschetti) far the Roy Holtfreter Perpe tual Trophy. Geraldton Clay Target No possibles were on the board at the col npletion of this event, Club consisting of though there were three shooters on 48/50 I:o shoot for the overall. Matthew Kelly, Gary Jon Dyas, Geoff Faulkes and Gary Kelly to bok their places far the Kelly, Neil McWhirter, shwt off. The result John Page and Brian was decided after only Morris with a total a few shots with Jan score of 1172/1250. Dyas the winner on At the completion of 52154, Geoff Faulkes event nine it was time 1st AA 51/54, Gary for the top 15 shooters Kelly 2nd on 49/52 to shwt at a further and David Fox 3rd 50 double barrel with 48/52. pointscore to decide 1st in A grade John the five person open Page 53/57, 2nd Shoulder to Shoulder Lindsay Hemley Team for the Nation- 52/57, 3rd Trevor als at Roma in 1999. Heard 48152. 1st in B The Ladies, Juniors grade Steve Marsh and Veterans were to 47/50, 2nd Joe Pin- shoot 25 double barrel taudi 46/50, 3rd Paul points for their respec- Kuhne 44/50. 1st in C tive teams. After these grade Jeff Davies events the Open Team 45/50, 2nd Joseph is Neil McWhirter, Wayne 47/53 and 3rd Geoff Faulkes, Gary Daniel Wayne 46/53. Kellv---~~A , -Sam -. .. -Fnrsvth -- -,--- and Rick Vlvante. Tom Slate Skeet Over AN winner Sam Forsyfh. Ladies was won by Vndden. - - -... rvsr. . - - th... . Christine Pollitt with winner of the Doug 42/50, Juniors by Cumrning Memorial Trophy, red sash and gold badge for the team Matthew Kelly with high gun after the shoot off. 44150 and Veteran Tim Catling 47/50. Ladies team is Christine Pollitt, the team high gun Elaine Forward and Alison Muntz with Denise Pope as reserve. Juniors team is Ben Event nine the 50 WhitcroR, Matthew Kelly team high gun and David Noonan with target State Kent Holland as reserve. Veterans Team is Tim Catling team high Pointscore Champi- gun, Don D'Ovidio and Mew Neve with Lambert Jackson as reserve. onship sponsored by State Double Barrel Points Over AN Winner Ian McGeoch and The Ladies High Gun for the carnival was won by Christine Pollitt Mark Mclnnes. from the Western Australian Gun Club with a score of 3751450 which
January 1999 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 19 CUZZO'S RANBllNGS JANUARY 1999
Durine the course of mv duties as National Shoot Marshall. I am asked msnyquestians. Mast bf these are current operational queries, sueh as "what field will the shoot-off be held on?" or "what time do we start tomor- mw morning?" but oeeasionally inquiries of a more abstract nature are posed. The mast recurring of these is "haw did you ever get this iob?"As the inswer to that one ir rarher long and compl~r~rcdand inlway;sccn, robe uusy doing aomerhing or crher, 1 have learn, to laugh :I ufl wtrll a uncliner like -ju.st unlucky" or same other equally facetious parting shot Bur it's ;I very good question, and if for no other renrun tllirn the fiequerll.y ui it; meurrence, it deserves an ndcquatp onrwer However, or ir 1s ~n inregal piece in my overall ph~losopttyon the betterment ofrluy target sll~.lringin Aurtraliu. l urn going rodedicnre rhls monthkrolumn to it. tn rhc lwpe ~113~. ill,~ngwith many or the others, it's cunrept may rumeddy curno to pass.
First, le~'slouk at s,me history 1 hegnn strcndll~l:the Nnt~urvnl,ba;k in the late 70s and nRer I had ntrendcd several, 1 began iu wonder why *,me oprr- nrlonnl problcnls nnd nlijtakes aeumud ro reoccur cn n regular has!$ 1.3c~1, nRer my urrendencel !"creased and my ur~Ieritnndingof rhc irunrlon expanded. tt bceame abvtaus to mu rhut this was one ofthe lnherenr prab- lcmr uiir Rutil~iunalVenue System cou~ledto 3 ?llart-state! ildn~iniitr3tiun concept. Each state got to haid the ~ationalsabout once every six years and used their own people to run it. Thus, on some occasions, a fresh set of people, with no prior experience in running the Nationals, were given the task of making it happen. So, although most of these people were intelli- gent, capable and enthusiastic, most would also agree that they were n lot wiser at the end of the week. than they were st the start. Unfortunatelv. [hi4 wtsdom was not able to be rapirillirvd upon, becausr. uy rhc time the tounlilnlenr returned ru their state. the hulk of them had mn,cd on and a mostly new set ,af people had to start ul!ain from rqunrc one
Over a period of time, in order to minimize this problem as mueh as possi- ble. the ACTA have develooed onerational omeedures mides for the assis- ta&e of the organizers and this eortainl; is a big &lp. But the basic pmblem, enhanced by the once unassailable concept of "closed shop" in-state administration recruitment. due to State oride. did not seem to have an attainable solution. My trips to the New &land Nationals only served to highlight our pmblem even further, because due to their rotational venue system only having a two year cycle (from island to island) and their pre- paredness to dabble in external assistance, their problems in this area were pretty much no" existent. So along with thei; squadding system, their Vice President Jim Turner. administration achievements gave me mueh food far though as to what we might be able to do to improve and advance the running of our major tour- was proudly sponsored by Lambert & Helen Jackson. naments in Australia, Junior High Gun sponsored by Dand Fox was won by Ben Whitcroft During the mid 80s, I was fortunate enough to be able to visit the United with 4121450. Veterans High Gun sponsored by Country Ford was States several times and get a first hand look at the operational pmeedures won by Tim Catling 4161450. of both the ATA at the Grand American Trapshoot and the NSSA at the World Skeet Championships. The AT% problem had long ago solved itself The Overall High Gun sponsored by Stratco was won by Geoff by virtue of the fact that the size of the shoot had grown to sueh proportions Faulkes with a score of 4401450. that there was only one facility left in the world large enough to hold it - the home gmund of the ATA at Dayton Ohio, with aver 100 fields, stretched out The Association would like to thank Elaine Forward for her excellent I" a e&r~nuous line over u mile lone They ne~uullyrun suv~ralfarm rrac- role as Tournament Director, Don Forward, David Fox, Shane torr, towing pilsicngrr trailers, continuouily up and h.lek :,long the lmc, to Williams as Shoot Marshals and Score bard attendants. mrry the zhootcrs ra 2nd imm their fir.ldi)'l'llu NSSA was al!nus~in the same boat. Years ago they had rotated their shoot all around the country Furthermore thank you to WAGC members, in particular Brian (even to another country on one occasion). But as time went on and the size Pollitt for his assistance, all sponsors of this years events and you of the shoot increased, the number of adequate venues dwindled. By the the shooters for your participation in making the Carnival a suc- time I arrived on the scene, only Savannah Georgia and NSWs home cessful event, we look forward to 1999. ground in San Antonio Texas remained. Huwrver,uvsrl though they irill rurarud ihu ah.ut butw~.~nil>r.,r. t*. \enuei. they k~dlong >inre come to nppreclnre the rlrrues ofnn-gotnl: rnaon,:ement. :u un the away year.*,they simply packed up rhcir srun'snd squtpmml and shlpped them onto Genres Although same of the ndmtntslra~rr~rll:$xtl:ed nrena~onnlly,one person never cl~angcdund rh3t was tile Clncf K~fcrer, wh~scjob deb~.riptionis bils~callythe same as our Sh.>nr \far-h.dl hly lnqulnes in fhls area revealed h'SSA's pultry that, or rhu Clllef l
world is full of people with good id& that someone'else should do, and that the best way to lead is fmm the front, I tentatively applied for the job of Shoot Marshall at the next Skeet Nationals. It came as no surprise to Page 20 Australian Clay Ta rget Shooting News January 1999
Shoodim$ in the Rain SOUTH EXST by Anne Colenznn The Mount Isa Gun Club held its first night time shoot for this summer on Saturday night. The hot and humid conditions did not ZONE CIT I-L deter the Skeet shooter from competing. It was not long before the rain started to hll and then the conditions became more comfortable The Carnjval conducted this year at Frankston IAustralian was for the competitors when the rain stopped. shot on a fine day but the scores did not reflect the conditions. The alternoon started out with a 50 target skeet event in the rain. The grounds were a picture and President John Mitchell along This event saw our State skeet representative Mick McGill take outA with his committee of workers can be proud of the level of upkeep. grade with 47150, B grade went to lan Harris with 49/50 and C grade to Ray Burrowes with 40150. The inclement weather proved tw much and the second event was cancelled. We all sheltered in the club house from the rain and every- one enjoyed a bite to eat. When the rain eased up and once the sun had gone down, event three started. This event was 25 targets double barrel off 15 metres. A grade was won by Ross Walsh 25125, B grade by Adrian Pope with 25125 and C grade by Anne Coleman with 22/25. With the rain gone the cooler conditions made it very comfortable for shooting. Event four was 25 targets Pointscore off 15m. The best lady on this event was Myrtle Anderson with 67175, C grade went to Cherie Eisen from Tennant Creek with a score of 56175, B grade was won by Michael Coleman with 67175 and A grade vent to Dave (Sapphire) Stitt with 74175. Sam Edmonds was drawn to have a go at shwting for the jackpot. It was almost a foregone conclusion that he would win when the metres were drawn because they all seemed to be very close to the trap llouse. Sam may not have been used to shooting the targets from so close because he missed his first target. Better luck next time Sam. The final event of the day was the Northern Zane Night Continental Championship. There was a silk sash to be won on this event. The 1V2 ahuarers atrcndcd this lull program of DB, ILC, SIB, PTS & event was a 25 target continental double barrel off 15m. Ross Walsh Stil?E?. The 1)ouble B;trrel was the lirst cvcnr nnd'dand O,A won and Michael Coleman both shot 25125. Walsh eventually wan the silk by Launc Lewis fi5 65 from Chris McHatrir 6162 with 37/37 and also took out A grade and B grade went to Michael Next was the Handicap and this was won by Peter Mills 30130 Coleman. In C grade G. Sebastiani Jnr and Anne Coleman both shot from Bill Mafrici 29130 and Jack Chapple 28/29. 19/25 so they had to shoot off for the grade. Anne eventually won aRcr These first two events cover the final round of the Premier Teams another six targets ending up rvith a score of 25131. event, a very keenly contested series held during the year. Grafton Jacaranda Open Anyone who has expenenced GraRan INSWI during the last week of October and first week of November each year knows of the town's famous Jacaranda trees, ther .~urple . blooms and the Jacaranda Fes- tival. The Graftan Clay Target Club joined the Jacaranda festival occasion. With their own two Jacaranda trees in full bloom at their grounds, the Jacaranda Open Shoot was held over the two days of Saturday & Sunday 718 November, the final days of the GreRan 1998 Jacaranda Festival. The grounds were in superb order. Alterations to the clubhouse had been completed and the ladies organising the kitchen were ready. Typically the weather on both days was totally normal for Gralton, fine and hat with a small amount of humidity evident giving rise to the threat of perhaps a storm later in the aiternoon. Thankfully the storms did not eventuate. Visitors travelled long distances from various clubs along the Coast and the New England area. Along with club members, the prizes and Peter Mjlls - Won the H/C,the Car- sashes on display for the six events over the two days were enviously nwal High Gun, the series High inspected, everyone hoping that at least one could be theirs. Guns lor the overall and the Hand- can, was in the wrnnins team and Shooting, as predicted, was keen on both days. The perfect weather won the raffli Winner. made for some excellent scores with possibles being scored in almost every event in all grades. So keen was the shooting that 'shoot offs' The Cerbems team held a handy lead going intc the last round were needed to determine the final outcome in many of the events. and continued their goad form to win on the day by 10 targets and Results are elsewhere but sash winners are as follows: Overall High take out the series by 43. Gun Geoff Lancaster (Guyra) 2941300; AA Grade High Gun John Members Chris Carrol, John Rowe, Peter Mills, Keith Caldercott Varley (Guyral 2931300; A Grade High Gun Peter Smith (Domigo) &Rob Rees had a very gwd year as a winning combination. 2781300; B Grade High Gun Don Hancack (GraRonl 2701300: C Grade High Gun Tony Forrest (Cobarl 2661300; Veterans High Gun Peter The Junior winning team on the day and the series was Morwell Smith (Dorrigo) 2781300; Ladies High Gun Cindy McBean (Inverell) with Andrew Brady &Beau Lewis the best combination, 2541300; Junior High Gun John hIcBean (Inverell) 2531300. Over the serles there arc three High Guns the D'U, HC and the Thanks to everyone who mode the two days 'Great GraRon OIA. .lor Arrnrd xon the Double Bnrrul 127.130 and Prier Mills Jacaranda Days'. won both the Iland~cnp1211125 and llle Over.dl 211/250. Junior Page 22 Australian Clay Ta rget Shooting News January 1999 High Gun for the series was Andrew Brady 2241250. Event 3 was the Single Barrel won AA & A0 outright by Lyn Curtis 25/25 with Luke Lewis 36/38. Event 4 the final DTL event was won AA & OIA by Joe Attard 75175 with Chris Carrol137/138. Peter Mills topped offa great day by winning the raffle and the Carnival High Gun 154/150, the Junior High Gun was win by Andrew Brady 1411150 and the Ladies won by Becky Attard 1301150. The Carnival 100 tgt Skeet AA was won by Leigh Roberts 98/100 from David Cunningham 1151118. A: won hy Carol Ogden 1071110 on her last shoot for a while in Victoria, ( Carol is moving to Queensland.) from Paul Calvi 1061100. B Grade & OIA went to Graham Whitaker 991100 from John Salpietro 971100 and C Grade was won by Troy Meconachy 88/100 from Carlos Sola 8U100. Zone Secretary Chris Caw1 High Gun winners
shot hut not everyone can win. The Club would like to say a big BROKEN HILL GUN CLUB thankyou to all the people who helped get the Club and grounds ready, ta our trap mechanic, trappers, workers in the kitchen and bar, September 12th and 13th were the oats for the Broken Hill Gun office staff, handicappers and all the extra hands who helped in any Club's Silver City Championship Shoot. After a lot of hard work and way. Thankyou! lb our sponsors we are most appreciative of the organising, the shoot started on Saturday with a cool to mild day and support we have been given. 46 shooters. We hope all our visitors and shooters had a great weekend and Event 1, 25TGT SILVER CITY WCAP: 5 shwters shot the possible enjoyed their stay in our fair city. We hope to see you again at our next and after the shoot offs the results were :Ist D Lemmich 39139,Znd W big shoot. Many thanks for your attendance. Channins. 38/39,3rd B Ford 70171.4th S Thompson 69171. Event 2, 25TGT POINTSCORE CHAMPIONSHIP: Only 4 possibles were shot this event and the eventual winner was: OIA & AA: S Thompson 81/81, 2nd I Poole 77/76; A: 1st D Dean 80181, 2nd P Eale Caboolture Clay Target- Club 72/75; B: 1st L Gray 77/78, 2nd R Alvaro 73/75; C: 1st S Thomson 67/75,2nd R Whyte 63175; VETK McPherson 67/75; JUN: B Radford Caboolture Clay Target Club held a two day shoat on the 31et & 1st 70fl5. November. Friday morning we saw Chris & Margaret Harrison, Marivie Manalon, Karl Nasarenka, Richard & Nel Wright, Rick Harrison, Jim Event 3, SILVER CITY DB CHAMPIONSHIP: Eight possibles hit the Smith, Bany Turnbull, Glenn Mufitt &Kevin Ryan st the working bee, tram for the shoot affs and the overall and A made went to Kvm Firth making the final touches to the club. We had a big roll up having 78 shwt- 53/53, AA 2nd B Rodford 52153; A 1st ~"channi&5015i, 2nd~ era on the Saturday and 88 shooters an the Sunday. Visitors from West Bde 39140; B 1st R Coombcs 3839, 2nd I. Gray 24125; C: 1st S Australia. Sunshine Caast. Brisbane, Gold Coast, Gympie, Terranora 'I'hompson 23,25,2nd B Mantesso 21/26; VET R Alvnro; .LN.11 Searr Lakes, lbawoomba, Chinchilla, Kingaray, Maryborough, Bundaberg, 23/25. Central Burnett, Sydney, Redcliff,Warwick, Whitsunday, Scrubby Creek and Rams. Event 4, SILVISH? CITY SB CHAMPIONSHIP: Slngle barrel events 9am Saturday the first event started on time which was a 25t DIB Sweep- always test dhooters 2nd thjs cvrnr had no possiblus. OIA & AA: D stakes. We saw 25 possibles in this event in fantastic condition, no wind X~rholl~3&39, 2nd C Dunn 25127; A: 1st L Rankin 37139. 2nd W and sunny. Channing 3234; B: 1st R Coombes 29/31, 2nd J Kelly 2R31; C: 1st S Thompson 21125.2nd K Whytc 19125; VET. K McPherson 20 25; JUN: The second event was the 25t Handicap. First prize was a Rizzini shotgun which was sponsored by George Sckaf from Gold Coast Shoaters Supplies. B Radford 22/25. The winner was G. Nagy from the Sunshine Caast sRer a shoot off with Event 5,30T STATE NIGHT TOWER: After a break for tea 27 shwt- five others. Second to fourth prizes were donated by George Fattal from ers decided to try for a Red State Sash. OIA: I Paole 87/93, A: 1st P Dewalt. Second went to R. Hodgson 37/38, third F. Robinson 30131,4th G. Hoare 84/93,2nd K Demaj 80190; B: 1st N Cooper 84/93, 2nd B Ford Bmwn 26/27 and fiRh went to F. Gee 25/26. 80190; C: 1st D Dean 83/90, 2nd B Hartney 75190; LAD: S Thompson Event three was a 50t Medley (25t DB & 25t PSI The highest far this event 64/90; aM Scott 50190. Sunday dawned cool and fine and 46 was 991100, ao C. Witt, P. Warren & K. Nasarenko shot off for the Overall. shooters tried their hands at 50 targets of double barrel and 50 After a fine shoot offC. Witt from the Gold Caast won the overall with a targets of ball trap. score of 1191120.1st in AAwentto I. Hdbert 98/100,2nd G. Sekaf 1571160, 1st in A grade P. Warren 118/120, 2nd K Nasarenko 117/120, 1st in B Event 6. 5OTGT DB CHAMFIONSHIP: Onlv 2 shooters scared 50150 Grade R. Loughnan 981100.2nd R. Page 971100. C grade 1st M. Marshall and the shoot off went to Brett Ford (o/A& A;\) from B Radford 66/67. 9W100, 2nd M. Page 951100. Best lady M. Page, best junior B. Petersen well shot; A: 1st W Channing 48/50, 2nd L Gray 47150; B: 1st R 931100. best veteran G. hlariner 911100. Coombes 501 51,2nd K Robinson 49/51; C: 1st S Thompson 42150,Znd R Saturday nlght we rwked up a few steaks for rhe campers and we were Whyte 39/50; VET: R Alvaro 46/50; M Scott 46/50. enrenained by some fine singing and rubbish bin lid playing by onc of ttle Event 7,5OTGT BALL TRAP CHAMPIONSHIP: Overall was won by nicest Gentlemen in the spon afClny Target Shaottng, hlr L>lp Vidler. Damyn Nicholls 47150. Good shooting for another shooter who has not Event 4 started at 8.30am an the Sunday whieh was the 30 target Points been shwting much this year. A: 1st L Knight 53/60, 2nd I Pwle Martin Gough lbphy, sponsored by Peter Freeleagua. S. Streeter from 52/60, B: 1st R Coombes 45/50, 2nd S Thompson 63170; C: K Firth Whitsunday wan the Overall with a ecare of 89/90.1st in AA grade C. Witt 42/50,2nd B Radford 40150; LAD: S Thompson 35150; VET: A Pesrson 93/96,2nd M. Hass 90/96,lstinAgrade K. Nasarenko 88190 and 2nd Glen 36/50; JUN: M Scott 40150. Durre 87/90, lstinB gradeP. Shephard 1021112,2ndR. Ohlsen 991112,lst in C grade 82190, 2nd M. Marshall 8Y90, best Lady M. Page, Junior M. The High Gun Winners were: 01.4: S Thompson 2391250; AA: I Pwle Post 7V90, Veteran N. Keech 86190. 2361250;A: W Channing 2301250; B: R Coombes 2361250; C: S Thomp- son 2091250; LAD: S Thompson 2091250; VET: K McPherson 2051250; Event 4 25t Handicap, George Sckaf hom the Gold Coast Ghooters Sup- W B Radford 232/250. plies sponsored the first prize which was another Rizzini shotgun and won by P. Shephard with the only possible. 2nd G. Redmond 33/39, 3rd B. All the High Guns winners were very pleased to take their Sashes, Petersen 37139, 4th Q. Porfiri 29/31 and 5th went to M. Moreley from and we would like to congratulate them, along with all the other Gympie with the score of 33/35. winners for the weekend. As always there were some excellent scores Event 6 was the State 50 Target Day SIB Cant, sponsored by Dan Moffitt January 1999 Australian Clay Ts rget Shwting Newa Page 23 Port Augusta Birthday Shoot The weekend of November 14 & 15 saw competitors gather fmm amss the State to contest the Part Augusta Clay Target Club's Birthday Shoot program. Visitors fmm Part Lincoln, Tumby Bay, Whyalla, Roxby Downs, Bmken Hill, Port Pirie and Adelaide arrived to claim the trophies fmm the brave band of defending loeals in the true spirit of friendly competition. Saturday dawned clear and bright, but with a swirling breeze making the targets somewhat erratic and with rising temperatures, conditions were testing to say the least. The first event was the Better Homes 50 target Port Augusta Skeet Champi- onship and after the first 25 targets there were three shwtsrs with perfeet scores. Wayne Channing from Broken Hill (last years champion), lacal shooter Lyn Sehubert and one of our major sponsors Johnny Muscio from Whyalla with six others breathing down their n& with 24's. The second mund saw the cream rise to the top with Wayne Channing posting another perfeet score leaving the result beyond doubt as he did last year with the perfect result of 50150. Lyn Sehubert, Craig Bentley, Mew Stm, Kym Zaniol and Johnny Muscio proceeded to shoat off for the minor plaeings with the following results. OA &A: Wayne Channing 5W50,Znd Lyn Sehubert 56/58; B: Mew Stm56/60, 2nd Johnny Museio 55158; C: BmoMantesso 45/50,2nd Brian August 43/50. The second event was a 25 target Single Barrel Cash Divide and with Vinee Bone and Robin Freebairn pasting 24 and 23 respectively in the tricky breeze, many people were lwkin~to the handieaowr for some divine intervention. ~suallshgrade ~e~~tart,Kym Zanibl, Craig Bentley, Deserie Wakefield- Baynes 21/25; A grade Vinee Bone 24/25; B grade Robin Freebairn 23/25: C
"made ~ Martin~ ~ Allen 2N25~ The final event for Saturday was the President's 50 target Double Barrel Cham- pionship and after the first 25 targets there were seven 25'9 up on the board, but only three managed to keep it together for the seeond half to post perfect scores High Guns far the weekend saw S. Streeter Fmm Whitsunday take out the of 5W5O. It was back to the tracks again to shwt off for the plarings and enter- Overall with 30U315, AA grade went to G. Sckaf from the Gold Coast tainingit turned out to be as the top boys settled dawn, not givingnn inch. 2961315, A grade went to the Caboolture Clay Target President OA & AA: Craig Bentley 87187,Znd Kym Zaniol 72/93; A pade Brian August R 86/87,2nd Lyn Sehubert 90192; B grade Robin Freebairn 61/62,2nd Jahn Smith Nasarenka 29513155, B grade P. Shephard fram Sydney 2881315 & C grade 60162; C grade Martin Allen 46/50,2nd Bruno Mantesso 45/50. went to M. Marshall fram the Sunshine Coast with the of 2761315. score At the end of day one there were four shooters lacked together at the head dthe Ladies and Veteran High Guns were sponsored by Gary Redmond. Ladies field on 1191125 in the race for the Starr's Transport High Gun Tmphy (Kym High Gun M. Page 2701315, Junior B. Petersen 2761315 and Veteran G. Zaniol, Wayne Channing, Robin Freebairn and Craig Bentley) with Lyn Sehu- Mariner 2871315. bert, Mew Starr and Brian August snapping at their heels only one, two and The prestigious three man team shield (1AAor A, 1B & 1C) was won by R three targets behind respectively. A brilliant meal of smoked seafood and carpet Nasarenka. R. Ohlsen & M. Marshall. steaks was enjoyed by all as thoughts turned to the next days. eomoetition. . Sunday ancm~unat prejcntation we drsw the Rrrrlnt shotgun rame and Sunday arrived~withthe tempera& down but the breeze up, with a very stiff thc lucky wlrsner R McGill from Klngaroy Thc lurky G. Sagy from south easterly sweeping the targets away and making scoring very ditlieult. the Sunahme Cuasr wan the 1 )ear free noms for Trap & Spurting clay The first event was a 25 target Handicap with the best results coming from the cornnetition at Caboolture. middle markers as those shooters nt the 22 metre mark were finding the going very tough in the stiffbreeze. Once again it was down to shoot off8 to decide the Our slncere thanks goes to Mar~vlcManalon far runmna the office. Ian platings. The third place shoot off.for all those with 22 was interesting, with Mohr for doing the cards, Chris Harrison Shoot ~arsh Page 24 Australian Clay Targ et Shooting News January 1999 EAK BADGES I Home club Aohieved at ... Brenk ... B. August South Australian Port Augusta DTL 75 D. Barry Cnllawadda Stsw ell Cnllawndda Stau,ell DTL 75 W. Barrv Melbourne Echuca DTL 50: 75 Karumburra Ccrbcrus DTL 50' ...... \Vagge nmut DTL 50 R. Chapman Dcniliq~in Echuca DTL 75 P Cleggett Hamilton Tyrcndarra DTL 50 G. Caughlan Sydney Dfarconi DTL 75 T. Drac~p~ulas Sydney hlnrconi Continental 75 R. Fraser Mildura Mildura Tawer 50 B. Grasso Ncoean Corbcrvs DTL 50: 75 D. Hamam soithem Iniernntional DTL 50' B. Henshsll Wangarstta Echvcr Single Barrel 50 N. Hodge \Vagin Katnnning DTL 50 J. Hoffman Albun Wodonga Albun JVododonga DTL 75: 100 L. Howell Melbourne hfclhovrne DTL 75: 1W A. Joblin Manborough Gyn1pic DTL 50 R. Jorgensen Horsham Horsham Continental 75 J. hfatthey Noorat Eehuea Skeet 50 R. Nicholson Brisbane Brisbane Skee175 M. Nieolaidcs Burdekin Burdekin Sindc Barrel 50 K. perret Springsure Whitsunday DTIso 'r. Psnrokis Sydney Mareoni Continental 75 B. Radford Broken Hill Eehuea DTL PO0 A. Riharich SAPoliee International DTL SO R. Sadlcr Orange ormge Continental 75 T Shaw Mildura hliidura nwcr 50 F Stanifatih-S,nith Boyup Brook Katanning Cantincntrl 50 C. Street Kerang Swan Hill lbwcr 50 A. Vi1cins Lower North International DTL PO0 B. Wnlldem Echuca Echueo Single Barrel 50 B. WhitcmR Pcel& District Continental 50 C. Zagor \vemhee Eehuca Single Barrel 50 M. Crews Mareani Sydncy Continentnl75 S. Wallace Par1 Maequsrie Coffs Harbour DTL 75 . J. Ferret1 Tyagaral~ Richmond River Continontal 50 Craig Tilley married long time girlfriend Jenny Herron on A. Constable wagga Junee Contincntal 50 A. Crawford Bombala Bambala DTL 50 Saturday November 14 at St. Martins Anzlican Church, G. Nam Sunshine Coast Brisbane DTL 50; 75: 104 Killara.-Best Man was Trevor Casey aria groomsman, D. Heinrich Jeparit Jepnrit DTL 50 Craig Meuelman, both of whom are shooters. The brides- G. Lnncastcr Guyra Guyra Continental 350 M. Blcnman Guyra Guyra Continental 350 maids were Jenny's sisters, Lyn and Nicole. It was a lovely G. Bvxter Guyra Guyra Cantinental100 day and the bridal car, a 1950 Buick is owned by ex Win- C. Burt Tamworth Guyra Continental 300 chester's Frank Smith. YASS GUN CLUB: At the AGM held on the 14th of November the EASTEHN GOLDFIELDS GUN CLUB: At the AGhl on rhc 8th fallowing office bearers were elected: President Hay Bayley; Viee Novuml>ur19% rhc following wer,. clcrted Pn.sident - S UUrien; Prts- Presidents R. Pollack and M. Gerstenberg; Secretaries R. Ellis and )dent - hl \Vrlcht... . Seeretar\, - K 1.3ntrkd:'Rcrrun r . T~ Frec: Caorain~~ .~~~ - S. Jay; Treasurer D. Carey; Committee A. Barrie, R. Wales, P. I< I)uy. V.C:ll,tnan - U Pritchard: Cum,:.~ttur.- 11 Nrvc, G Pearson, F Watchorn, S. Chown, G. Moorby, P Reynolds, J. Pateman; Trustees 11~u.dw,,.I Neve. T \Prighr. Tmp 3latnren:tncu - Z\ Bxlget, S O'Bricn, hl R. Ellis, R. Bayloy and P. Watchorn; Delegates R. Ellis, R. Bayley Scvc, To,~d;'l:arjier Kccpcr - SO'lir~en.lbd;H:xnd>c:xpppr - C: Pearson and P. Watehorn. MORNINGTON CLAY TARGET CLUB: At the A.G.M held on 24th November 1998 the following were elected: President: Graham Beck- ALBURY/WODONGA CITY CLAY TARGET CLUB INC: At the worth; Vice President: Richard Axisa; Secretary: Brendan Pingiaro; A.G.M held 12th November 1998, the following were elected. Presi- Treasurer: Spirus Teboneras. Past Secretaryhasurer Jeff Lowndes is dent- Greg Pinne: Vice Prcsident- Dennis Gabriel; Secretary- Ross having a break after 17 years in these Carter; Asst.Secretary- Ian McGeoch; Treasurer- Gerry Lafferty; Shoat positions. Mnrshall- Reg Potts; Handicapper- Paul Leahy. WANGARATPA CLAY TARGET CLUB: At the A.G.M held 26/11/98 WEST WYALONG CLAY TARGET CLUB: At the A.G.M an the 31st the following were elected to the committee: President - D Jackel; Snr October 1998 the folla~vingOffice Bearers were elected: President- G Viee President - T Pigram; Jnr Vice President - Brad Henshall; Secre- Fairmen; Vice President- D Lindsay; Secretary- C Foster; Asst.Seere- tary - Bev Penney; Treasurer - K Demaj; Press Correspondent - T tary- M Jackson; Treasurer- G Duncan; Handieapper- J Lcadbitter; Jones; Committee - B Barran, N Barry, G FFarh, Bruce Henshall, S Asst.Handicapper- A Boyd; Coach- F Ashton & C Faster; Committee- J Henshall, D Hunt, M Lindsay, P Petzke, A Penney, K Robinson, P Leadbitter, M Jackson, W Brettsehneider, A Boyd. Smith; Trustees - T Hargreaves, K Demaj and A Penney. NOORAT CLAY TARGET CLUB: As a result of the A.G.M held on DARWIN CLAY TARGET CLUB: The following were elected at the 17th November 1998 the fallowing Office Bearers were elected: Presi- A.G.M held November 1st 1998. President- Dave Howe; Viee.President- dent Lloyd Whyte Phone 55 921959 &Fax and Secretary: Gary Hayden Rod King; Treasurer- Nick Syrimi; Secretary- Gwrge Hennessy; Hand- Phone 55 921968 &Fax. ieapper- Greg Chan; Publii Offieer- Arthur Palmer; Range 0fficerCSkeet)- Bob Dalgleish; Range Ofieer (Trap). Geoff Reeves; SAL.MON GU.MS GUN CLUB: At rhr A Ghl on rhc 15th N~vrmber Canteen Officer- Janet MotS Comittee Persons: Ben Cameron, Bill 199h. tlbc ncw artice bcamra fur tht. Club :an! 1s iolla\bs President. D Santalab, Bob Fox, Mark Bulliss and Ari Syrimi. Rolland; Sscret:ary C Srhvcr, 1tt.nsurcr. G Hanron Janualy 1999 Australian Clay Ta, .get Shooting Ncws Page 25 RATES AND CONDITIONS FOR SALE: Bie eame rifle~ ,375~ ~ H&H~ ~~ ~ Winchester~~~~~~~~~~~ model~~~~~~~ 70~ Su~er-~~ This section is for the exclusive use of ACTA members, and has Express with g&old2-7 scope. n G1751131. Excellent condiiik, been introduced for thc purchase, sale and exchange of personal $1500; ,416 Rem. Mag. Sako Dcluxc with EAW quick detachable equipment. Swarovski 1.5-4.5scope. #811281. As new, $2800. Belgium Bmwn- PLEASE NOTE: D~~ the new G~~ L~~~,all dassified ads ing T. Carrega Super Trap model 150. Collectnr item number mitted must include the number of all guns advertised, and 1501150. Excellent condition. $6500 #8M3PX15649. Phone William also the shooter licence number. We are also no loneer allowed to 041-8899118. LN 4044850. advertise the sale of any pump-action or semi-auto s6otguns or the parts thereof. FOR SALE:Remington 3200 Competition Trap Gun OU43815 30" Rates are as follows: barrels choked 314 and full. Adjustable kick pad. Good condition $10.00 - 0-60 words $1200. Remington 3200 Skeet Gun OU43778. New condition, $20.00 - 60-100 wards max. would not have fired a case of shells $1200. LIC No 13141041-02. Advertisers must comply with the eopy deadlines as detailed on Contact Vicky Berry nee Deeley. PO Box 8793, Mt Pleasant, page 2 of this issue, and your name, address and telephone Mackay, QLD 4740. Phone d-0419 704 151 number must be supplied. Copy should be typed or carefully hand- written. FOR SALE: New stock to suit a 682 Gold Super Trap Bcrctta. Ph. Payment must accompany advertisement. Geoff Hunt (03) 53590261 anytime. I,N 1558140-9. NSW Members and Dealers FOR SALE: Burctta ASE9O Trap Gun. In excellent condition The NSW Firearms Regulations 1990, (90.(1)) states the holder of Sylvcr Action, 30" barrels with Bnley Chokes 314 &full, trvo stocks a licence authorising the possession of a firearm is guilty of an one with adjustable comb, two forends one with beavertail, two offence if the number of the licence is not state or displayed in each triggers group one is still new, cased, $5500 o.n.0 SN: AD1839B. advertisement relating to firearms or firearms parts that is autho- Contact Tony Awanitakis on BH: (02) 97408222, AH: (02) rised or displayed by the holder. 97185522, MOB: 0418977865. Lic.Number 406580332 SHOOT CALENDAR SA State DTL Championships State Shooting Park, SA Australasian-Pacific "Grand Prix" Trap/Skeet/Double Trap Brisbane GC SA Regional mastersw Games Barmera Gun Club, SA Pre-Nationals Roma CTC ACTA National DTL Championships Roma CTC Easter Carnival Mildura Clay Target Club 3 Championship $1,000 Challenge 150 tgts Whitsunday, QLD Qld State Trap Brisbane GC SA State Skeet Championships SA Gun Club, SA Commonwealth Night Mixed Targets Gladstone, QLD Tasmanian State Skeet Championships Hobart GC Grand Prix Series Mildura Clay Target Club Qld State Sporting Gold Coast GC Qld State ISU Brisbane GC South-East Zone Ball Trap Elimination Central Victorian Grand Prix Maryborough Gun Club Qld State Skeet Rockhampton CTC SA State Olympic Dis Championships State Shooting Park, SA Page 26 Australian Clay Target Shooting News January 1999 AUSTRALIAN CLAY WRGET ASSOCIATION INC. ROMA, QUEENSLAND PRE-NOMINATION FORM Complete this form and send to Australian Clay Target Association PO Box 466 Wagga Wagga, NSW 2650 PAYMENT DETAILS Name: Address: Suburb: code uI!l Daytime phone: [771l1lIIlIIli Payment: Cheque Mlorder Visa MlCard Bankcard Credit Card No. Expiry Date Signature Post your nomination and chequelmoney order to: ACTA OFFICE, 1999 DTL NOMINATIONS, PO BOX 466 WA GGA WAGGA, NS W, 2650. Pre Nominations to be received by March 8, 1999. GI0 Australia are a major sponsor of our 1999 DTL Nationals in Roma. They have a variety of insurance available. If you would like to receive further information about any type of insurance, please tick the appropriate box below: 0Australia Wide Coverage for my guns 0Other (Please specify): AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION INC. 1999 NATIONALTRAP CHAMPIONSHIPS SHOOTER NO: SURNAME: FIRST NAME: ADDRESS: CLUB: I STATE: PICODE: ACTA MEMBERSHIP NUMBER: I I JUNIOR UNDER 18 YEARS ON 26.3.99 DATE OF BIRTH I I VETERAN OVER 65 ON 26.3.99 TRAP REFEREE: OVERSEAS COUNTRY: HANDICAP: METRES (YESINO) VISITOR J Please J where applicable GRADE: Please J where applicable By the payment of a fulllreduced nomination I am entering the: WOMEN AND JUNIOR VETERAN SECTION AND OP.N AND t-i *'Note Reduced Nomination fees are applicable to Second Family Members only, whose nomination must be lodged at the same time as family member paying full nomination fees - see note 22 of conditions. NATIONALTITLE EVENTS EVENT $ ENTRY $ FRIDAY MARCH 26 - 8.30 am 1 40 GRAND AUSTRALIAN HANDICAP 50T Reduced 24 Nom SATURDAY MARCH 27 - 8.30 am 2 55 NATIONAL DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP lOOT In conjunction with: WOMENS & JUNIORS DOUBLE BARREL C'SHIP 100T Reduced 33 Nom SUNDAY MARCH 28 - 8.30 am 4 40 NATIONAL SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP 50T In conjunction with: WOMENS & JUNIORS SINGLE BARREL C'SHIP 50T Reduced 24 Nom MONDAY MARCH 29 - 8.30 am 4 40 NATIONAL AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND TRAP C'SHIP 50T (Pointscore) In conjunction with: WOMENS & JUNIORS AINZ TRAP C'SHIP 50T Reduced 24 Nom TUESDAY MARCH 30 - 8.30am 5 40 NATIONAL DOUBLE RlSE CHAMPIONSHIP - 25PR In conjunction with: WOMENS &JUNIORS DOUBLE RISE G'SHIP - 25PR Reduced 24 Nom WEDNESDAY MARCH 31 - 8:30 am 6 45 NATIONAL CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS CUP 75T In conjunction with: WOMENS &JUNIORS CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS Reduced 27 Nom This nomination does not include entry into optional sweeps or purses. $ CONDITIONS OF ENTRY-NATIONAL TRAP CHAMPIONSHIPS 1. In the event of any shooter not being able to produce hislher Handicap Card, a duplicate shall be issued for the duration of the National Championships. This card will then be forwarded to the Club Secretary to enable scores shot to be recorded. Note: A $20 fee will be charged for the issue of any duplicate Handicap Card. 2. Squads of 6 to shoot 50 targetd75 targets in brackets of 25, one visit only to the traps. For 100 target events they shall be shot in brackets of 25 targets, two visits to the traps. 3. Shooters will be squadded as per ACTA rules and regulations and any interpretation of this will be the responsibility of the Tournament Director. 4. Eacn snooter is 10 take enougn canriages to shoot at 50 targetd75 targers. Atime limt of two min~reswill oe imposed for !he changeover for eacn 25 targets. Should the two minute time limt oe exceeoed then a pena ty of the LOSS OF OhE TARGET may be incurred 5. Shooters who fail to appear in time for their squad may forfeit their nomination and will be re-squadded towards the end of the event. 6. Should a shooter being late for his squad then elect to withdraw from the event he may not be eligible for any refund of nom inations paid. 7. All shooters must sign the score sheet alter each 25 targets. Once a shooter has signed his score sheet he has accepted his score and grade. Any score sheet not carrying the shooters signature will be credited with the lowest recorded. 6. Any competitor may be called upon to referee andlor score throughout the period of competition. The persons' designated to referee and score must fulfil their obligation to do so. Failure to either referee or score may incur a penalty of the LOSS OF ONE TARGET IN THE NEXT EVENT. Should a following event not be programmed then the penalty of the LOSS OF ONE TARGET may be incurred in the event concerned. 9. Shooters will be drawn from each dav's last round souads to referee and score the first rounds of the followina dav. beino ready to officiate at the advertised starting time. shooters who fail to fulfil their responsibility may be penalisegone'targei While re~lacementreferee and scorers are oermissible. the oenaltv of a loss of one taraet for their failina to officiate shall be . . " - made against the officially designated 10. Any unauthorised shooter interfering with or attempting to interfere with the trap will be penalised FIVE (5) TARGETS. 11. All disputes must be in writing together with a $20 deposit, which is refundable subject to the appeal being upheld. 12. All disputes and deposits must be lodged with the Tournament Director, who shall arrange a hearing with the appointed jury. 13. Optional sweeplpurse nominations shall be noted on a separate form from shooting nominations. Entries for sweeplpurse will only be accepted at the designated area, which shall be at a different location of the area accepting shooting event nominations. 14. Options sweeplpurse prizes will be available for collection on the following day of each event with the exception of the final day. All payments must be signed for and proof of identification given if requested. 15. When team selection is involved, shooters who are eliaible for the oDen team selection as well as section teams shall chose n wn cn ream they may be selected They cannot compete in both Open and Section teams To be e ig~blefor select on n any team, compet tors mLst have competed in a clear major ty of programmed evenrs 16. Any eligible competitor paying nominations is entitled to receive awards in the Open section, Ladies, Junior or Veterans section, however the overall winner cannot take any section prize. Note: A junior female must decide which section she is to enter, (junior or ladies), she is not eligible for both. 17. A minimum of three persons must compete in any Grade or Section, including High Gun before sashes, medals trophiesland or cash are awarded, irrespective of nomination paid. 18. Nom~nalionswill close daily at 11.00am or at discretion of the Tournament Director. 19. Anyone partlclpat ng n tne practce of card paying at the National Cnampionships s expected to oe considerate of the re.& I.: - ?n s o' srn.s, slid rhe presence and benavio~rof tne car0 players mJsr not caLse inconvenience or oist~roance Tournament Director io adjudicate. 20. Any interpretation of the program and conditions of entry will be the responsibility of attending members of the Executive Committee, whose decision shall be final. 21. An acceptable standard of dress is required for all competitors-Tournament Director to adjudicate. 22. Reduced Nominations: These shall apply to the second family members only. They being wiveslhusbands and junlors. Shooters paying reduced noms are eligible for Open as well as section prizes. eg (1) Father and 2 children father pays full noms whilst the 2 juniors pays 60% noms each. eg (12) Husband, wife and two children nominate. The Husband pays full noms with the other three paying 60% noms each. 23. All Competitors must comply with Firearms Licensing Laws in their State of residence and in the State hosting-the National Trap Championships...... ,, . . TARGET CLUB INC 23rd & 24th January 1999 27 Western Australia ...... 25T DB Championship - S15.W South Australia ...... 27 OIA & Sash 1st & 2nd AA.A.0.C. 50T ATA SIB State Titles - $25.00 New South Wales ...... 30 OIA & Sash 1st & 2nd AA.A.0.C. 257 DB PS Chomplonship - $15.00 Victoria ...... 39 OIA & Sash 1st & 2nd AA.A.0.C. Northern Territory 46 ...... andav 24th 9.00arn Queensland ...... 47 5OT DB PS Championship - S2O.W 5l OIA &Sash 1st & 2nd AA.A.0.C. Tasmania ...... 50T DB Championship - $20.00 O/A &Sash 1st & 2nd nA.A.B.C. 25T Continental Chomplonship - $15.00 OIA &Sash 1st & 2nd AA.A.0.C. High & Intermediate High Guns over events 1.3.4.5 & 6. Also Lodies. Veterans & Junion. Albany 11-1088 Junior Nomlnotlonr 75% stated noms, Wet & cold (23). 100 SKEET: AA&A: Camping & Shower ovoiloble on grounds. 1st P Vosper 951100, 2nd A Cusaek 100/110,3rd S Gibson 991110: B: 1st T Wright 961125 Practice and Facilities ovoiloble from Mid Afternoon Friday. Catling 9(11100,2nd C Ferrari 891100. 3rd W Drakebroekman 881100: C: 1st Peel bDishiots 14-11-98 K Holland 89/100, 2nd J Crack Beautiful, windy - 50DB: AA&A: B ACTA Handicap cords must be 8511W. 3rd K Jones 8U100: MOST Whiteraft 49/50: B: J Muntz 48/50: C: Committee reserves the right to oi IMPROVED C GRADE: M Anderson L Hall 39/50. West Audian14&15.11-55 Albany 25-1048 WA CHALLENGE: 1st R. Vivantc Fine & cold (121 - SOSKEET HIC: 1st 961100.2nd D. Fox 951100. WACHAL- W Drslte-Bmekman 6M2 , 2nd K LENGE: 1st N. Dowey 971100.2nd J. Holland 63172: 5ODlB 1st K Holland Pintaudi 961100. OA: R. Vivsnte 46150,Znd D Sobik 46150. 19U200.10CrT DB CLUB MEMBERS: A: D. Burnett 961100, 2nd C. Bertini - -- -- 9611W, 3rd T. McBride 931100; B: M. Fane L rloud) 118 . 511 SKEKT IIC. Kosovich 94/1W. 2nd T. Booth 931100: 1st O .Imn~ngs5662, ?$id I< .June* C:A. Coleman. N.Hodge8UlW. IOOT 50 62: 25Om B C - 15 DIR Conr 1st DB CLUB hlEMBERS: AA: S. D Sob~k9U50. 2nd K llollans 57 GO Forsyth 9911W; A: R. Bailey 961100, 2nd R. Xvante 94100: B: J. Ro~c 2 DAY SALTBZISN CARNIVAL North- & Districts 15-11.98 861100: C: G. Mcyer 761100. 2nd J. Warn I181 - CHAMP OF CHAMPS:A: Panara 75/100. INCORPORATING THE K. Dew 1221125; B: B. Weeden 1151125; C: B. Maley 1071125. 1998 West Australian 29-11-98 PHIL BECKER MEMORIAL CUP CLUB HGK. Dew 1998 CLUBAGG': CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS: OIA: R. young. R Bailey 142145; AA: 1st C Clillon 143/155. 2nd G Faulker 1411155. 3rd 13th & 14th February 1999 Eastern GoldfieIda 8-11-55 J Rose 1301145; B: 1st T 15arari Sunny & fine (Good) - 10DB: F 122145; C: 1st G hieyer 1211145, 2nd No~ninntiorzsclose at the end of the first round Bawden, R Day, M Neve, J Woad. S M Pedri 108/145: VISITORS O'Btien:75 C'SHIP: 1st & OIA: NAA: TROPHY. W Weedon IQIdi 1231145. 13th Febmarv 9.30am Start EVENT 1 25 DB RTC AGRIBUSINESS CLASSIC EVENT 2 25 DB CSBP SPECIAL EVENT 3 25T DB ITS KOONAC CUP 14th February - 9 am start Alexandra 14&15-11-98 l4(11~U.R K. B~rroco~r1431ltil~ C EVENT 4 10 TGTS DB EYE OPENER COMPULSORY Hot Sat & cool Sun I201 25T SKEET J. Forb** 120 160 I&]' CAUPBELL CASH DIVIDE HCP: 1st K. Paist 36/37. 2nd T. TEAM SIIUUT Mom3nr 239 250 - C. Fahrlaeh 35/37, 3rd T. Famidietti Michell, P. Hendy, A. Fsmiglietti. A. EVENT 5 100 DB PHIL BECKER MEMORIAL CUP 34/37. 10T DB CD: 1st T. Famigliotti Rahrlach, P. Hanis. BILL QUINN 16116, 2nd R. Schubert 15116, 3rd SKEET TEAM: Monarto 1121125 - G. All Events Graded AA, A, B b C Hendy 14/15. 50T DB: OA & M: P. hfichcll. A. Rohrlach. P Hendy, A. 011 Hendy 50150: A: A. Rohlraeh, K. Iclas: Famiglietti, I. Hcin 1121125. High Gun events 1 to 5 B: K. Burzseatt; C: P. Harris 46/50. WOODROW TEAM SHIELD: 25T SKEET SHIELD: 0.4 & B: A. Monarto 1191125 - G. Miehell. A. Shooters must present handicap cards Rhorlech 24/25; A: K. Burzacott Rohrlach, P. Hendy. A. ~amiglietti,I. 24/25: C: R. Sehubert 22PL5. 25T DB: Hein. when nominating. OA & A: A. Fahrlaeh 3U31: AA: A. Familiglietti 24/25; B: R. Hill 26127; Barmera 1-11.98 Committee reserves the right lo alter programme C: J. Forbes 25125.25T SB: OA&AA. Fine (201 - 10T DB EO: B. August. J. Rahrlach 25125: M: P Hendy 24t25; Bymes, D. Bcclitz 10110. SOT DB: A: Contact: President Neil Hodge (08) 98611704 B: P. Ctibb 24/25: C: J. Forbes 20125. D. Beelitz 47150, 2nd J. Byrnes 47150: HIGH GUNS: OA. A. Rohrlaeh 8: B. Avgust 49/50, 2nd R. Wylie Secretary Jim West (08) 98611006 15411MI: M: A. Famiglietti, P Hendy 46/50; C: B. Ogtien 36150. 2nd hf. January 1999 Australian Clay Ta get Shooting News Page 21 5th &h h 7th lcebrwrg 1999 Venue: State Shooting Park, Park Road, Virginia Friday 5th - 10:OO am start Event 1: 50tgt State Handicap, 1st $200, 2nd $100, 3rd $75, 4th $50, 5th $25 $251518 Event 2: 25pr State Double Rise CIShip, AA,A,B,C, 1 & 2 $251518 Saturday 6th - 8.30 am start Event Z: SACTA Zone Teams Shoot-Off: Open, Women, Junior, Veteran Event 3: 50tgt State Pointscore CIShip, AA,A,B,C, 1 & 2, & W,J,V $251$18 Event 4: 50tgt State Double Barrel CIShip, AA,A,B,C, 1 & 2, & W,J,V $251$18 (In conjunction with SA Schoolperson Championship) Event M: Ray & Pat Mack Trophy for winners of SA State Titles in 1998 Sunday 7th - 9.00 am start Event 5: 50tgt State Single Barrel ClShip, AA,A,B,C, 1 & 2, & W,J,V $25/$18 (In conjunction with Sportsgoods Perpetual Trophy) Event 6: 50tgt Carnival Pointscore CIShip AA,A,B,C, 1 & 2, & W,J,V $25/$18 (In conjunction with State Postal Teams Match) All Events: Overall Sash and Grade Ribbons, Grade 2nd, W/JN (3-6) if min. 4 State Teams selected over Events 3 - 4 & 5 Shoulder to Shoulder Teams, Events 3 - 4 & 5 plus Postal Teams Match Open, W,J,V, High Guns Events 3 - 6 JUNIOR HIGH GUN WINNER RECOGNISED AS STATE D.T.L. JUNIOR CHAMPION Perpetual and Replica Shields proudly sponsored by Winchester Australia Women, Juniors and Veterans (65 years and over), reduced nominations, all events SACTA Sincerely Thanks Sponsors Bay City Targets, George Kontopoulos, Winchester Australia, Ray & Pat Mack, John Holder, Fisher Firearms, Adelaide Gun Shop,-Gary Fleetwood SACTA AGM: Fridav Eve. 6.00~m.Inter. Clubrooms President: Graham Michell (08) 85311394; Secretary: John Harner (08) 83532125 January 1999 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Pap 29 11 Sundav 10th January 1999 1 1999 SHOOT CALENDAR 11 10.00am start 1o.ooam Start EV 1: 10 Tgt P/S C/D Noms $5 JANUARY EV 2: 30 Tgt Albury/Wodonga Clay Target loth: DTL lOOT Club D/B C'Ship 23rd: Skeet lOOT 24th: Skeet lO0T O/A + 3 Grades 2nd 4 Grades Noms FEBRUARY $12 L&V $9 JNR $4 14th Skeet 50T EV 3: 30 Tgt Pointscore Championship DTL 70T O/A + 3 Grades 2nd 4 Grades Noms MARCH $12 LBrV $9 JNR $4 13th: DTL115T EV 4: 30 Tgt Continental Championship 14th: DTL115T O/A + 3 Grades 2nd 4 Grades Noms 45 cases shells to be won over both $12 L&V $9 JNR $4 days APW Junior Trophy on Event 2 - Free noms 1 1th: Double trap 25 Pair to next shoot DTL 60T High Gun over full program - 1/2 case 25th: Skeet lOOT shells $150 Open Order from Elks MAY Hunting & Fishing for possible shot 9th: DTL60T over full program. DTL 25 S/B Cont Riverina Zone Champi onship 29th: Skeet 100T (In conjunction with ATTENTION: SKEET SHOOTERS Wangaratta Club Skeet Shwt on Sunday) TWO DAY SKEET JUNE Saturdav 23rd January 1999 lzth,13th,14th. 3 Day Circuit shoot (To be confirmed - see C.T.S.N) 10.00am start JLTLY EV 1: 50 Tgt Skeet Cash Divide 11th: Skeet 50T O/A + 3 Grades 2nd 4 Grades Noms DTL 65T 31st: Skeet lO0T (m conjunction with $20 L&V $14 JNR $7 Wangaratta Club Skeet Shwt on Sunday1 EV 2: 50 Tgt Skeet Cash Divide AUGUST O/A + 3 Grades 2nd 4 Grades Noms 8th: Ball Trap 50T Riverina Zone $20 L&V $14 JNR $7 Championship. DTL 50T 29th: lnter Club Shoot with F & G SEF'TEMBER Sundav 24th Januarv 1999 12th: Skeet 50T 10.00am start DTL 65T EV 1: 50 Tgt Skeet Championship OCTOBER O/A Grades 2nd 4 Grades Noms 10th: Double Trap 25 Pair + 3 DTL 70T (Includes Dave Gittings $20 L&V $14 JNR $7 Memorial) EV 2: 50 Tgt Skeet Championship 30th: Skeet lO0T O/A + 3 Grades 2nd 4 Grades Noms (In conjunction with Wangaratta club Skeet $20 LBrV $14 JNR $7 an Sunday) NOVEMBER Graded High Gun over 2 days - 1/2 14th: DTL llOT case shells AA,A,B,C Anniversary and Memorial Shoot High Gun Trophy for Lady. Veteran a DECEMBER nd Junior over 2 days, provided 12th: X-mas Shoot 4 x 15T events minimum of 3 in each section. COMPETITION: 2nd Sunday Monthly 10.00am start PRACTICE: 2nd & 4th Saturday monthly 1.30pm start Free BBQ on Saturday night Greg PLnner - Resident Ph: 02 60253610 Camping facilities available Fax: 02 60404777: ROSS cuter Secretary Ph wk: 02 60218222 Ph hm: 02 60252294 January 1999 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 31 C0b~8.11~ Overcast & warm (24) . 25PR DT T. Turner 46/50, 2nd R. Thompson 4U5O. 3rd D. Osbarne 39/50. 10T DB 10 Pts CAI El0 EO: 10 Possibles. 20T PS: R. Maehul 60160. 30T HCP: S. Osborne 35/35, 25t Pts Grd Cash Trophy 2ndAM Burcess 34135. IOPR DR: T. 25t Dl3 grd C/D %mer 19120:~~Burgess 18120, J. SAT 9th 12.30pm practice Manns 17/20. Coffs Harbovr 14-11.98 SUN 10th 10.00am practice Fine (111 - 25T DB CD: AA: P Young 21125: A: R. Palmer 25125, P Smlth WED 13th 12.30pm practice 23/25: B: P. McGuire 22/25, R. Aitchi- son 20125: C: K. Pritehard 22125. FRI 15th 6.30pm CLUB BT C'SHIP: OA & A: J. Cun- lot Pts C/D El0 25t SB Grd Cash Trophy 25t HC C/D Grd SAT 16th l2noon lOOt Skeet incl C'Ship SUN 17th 10.00am practice WED 20th 12.30pm practice Coifs Harbour 22-11-98 FRI 22nd 6.30pm Pine 1201 - SOT Dm 15M: 1st OIA G Lancmrter 8418184; AA: 1st W Jones lot DB CDEl0 83/84, 2nd B Hooper 60161: A: 1st S Wallace 82182, 2nd C Cunningham 30t DB Grd CIShip Cash Trophy 61162: B: 1st P McGuire 48/50, 2nd B 20t Pts C/D grd Aitehison 47/52; C: 1st G Kaehell 41150: 50T DIB 15M:OlA 1st N SAT 23rd 12.30pm practice McDonald 1511151; AA: 1st G Lan- enstcr 1511151. 2nd P Holmes SUN 24th 10.00am practice 1071108:A: 1st C Cunningham 57158. 2nd W Neil1 49150: B: 1st P McGuire WED 27th 12.30pm practice 48150,Znd M Hrtrison 44150; C: 1st G Kvchel 42150: GOLDEN SNAPPER FRI 29th 6.30pm HIGH GUNS: OIA G Lancaster 1271127: AA: B Haaper 126/127: A: C lot Pts C/D El0 Cunningham 991100: B: P MeGuire 25t Pts Grd Cash Trophy 961100: C: G Kaehel 831100: Dorrigo 1-11.98 25t DB Grd C/D VETERAN: R Palmer 951100. Cold d windy (251 - 25T DB CD: A: J. Coleambally 14.1198 SAT 30th 12.30pm Cloudy, slight breeze (21) - 10T El0 lot Pts C/D El0 Cm: T Graham 10110, G Evans 10110, T Sexton 10110, T Salufia 1W10. A 25t Pts Grd C/D grd Paanne 10110. 50T CISHIP: A: Glen 25t SB Grd Cash Trophy Evans 49150: B: P Ledwidge 46/50: C: Wnync Lucaa 43150. 40T DB WCAP: A: C. Cunningham 23125: B: P. 25t DB Grd C/D Grd 1st T Sexton, 2nd Grnhnm Fuller, 3rd MeGvirc 23125: C: R. Beaumont A Paonne. HIGH GUN: A Paonne. 14125. 25T SB CO: A: P Smith 22/25: B: N. Rodgers20125: C: M. Connoek, R. Beaumnat 16/20. HG: C. Cunning- ham 1371150. hbbo 1-11-98 HCP 1st D Coon~y23125. 2nd L Fine & breezy (591 - 25T D/B WO Cm: Page 32 Australian Clay Target Shooting News January 1999 13W55: B: W. Hulm 1391155: C: DJ. Nash 3W36,Znd D. Sehamberg 34/36. Graham 1341155. 3rd C. MeBean 3313. SOT PS: OA: G. Laneaster 1831186: AA: T. Schneider 18U186, 2nd T White 1731171; A: L. Kennedy 1401150. 2nd E. Little 1361150; B: D. Schomberg 14U150. 2nd B. Little 1361150; C: C. MeBean 13U150, 2nd B. Majoram 1291150. 25T DB: OA: J. Varley 25125: AA: R. Moody 32/33, 2nd T Schneider 31/33: A: P. Smith 29/30, 2nd K. MeBcun 28/30; B: D. Schomberg 38140.2nd D. Haneoek 37/40; C: 8. Marjoram 22127, 2nd R. Wesslink 21127. HIGH GUNS: OA: G. Laneaster 2941300; AA: J. Vvrley 2931300; A: P Smith 2781300; Hay 1-11-98 B: D. Haneoek 2701300; C: T. Forrest Sunny & windy (171 - IOTPS EO CD: 2661300; Vet: P Smith 2781300: Jnr: J. P. Headon, CrnigAndcrson 30130.20T McBean 2531300; Ladies: C. MeBenn SB CBHIP: A: P. Headon 20120: B: J. 254/300. Petersen 18120; C: Clayton Anderson Forest 1-11-98 15120. 20T HCP: 1st Jack Headan Overcast with gusty winds (50) - 2U21, 2nd P. Hendon 20121, 3rd G. ECONOMY SHOOT: AA: P. Munday Schmctzer 31133. 50T DB C'SHIP: OA 64170, 2nd P. Farmgia 64/70; A: B. &AA: R. Doyle 50150; A: Jack Hcvdon Naylar 63/70, 2nd D. Easternay 48150; B: G. Schmetzer 51/54: C: 6W70; B: P. Hoare. 2nd T Ryan; C: G. Clayton Anderson 43150. 10T SB Atkins 59110.2nd J. Buchanan 5W70. CLUB MUG: J. Headon 13114. HG: P. Hoadon 1191120. Griflith 1-11-98 Windy & warm (16) - lOT PS EO: S. D Eastorway 791100. Cadcma, T Salafis, G. Casteiiaro 30130. 25T DB C'SHIP: OA & A: C. Ganmein 5-9.98 Shields 39139; B: S. Papasidero 38139; Overcast (25) - 25T DB CD: R. Wright. C: R. Bastianon 23125. 25T PS D. Schuback, D. Turner 25125.25T SB C'SHIP: OA & A: G. Caatcllnm 75175: CD: T. Harris 25/25. 25T PS CD: M. B: S. Codema 69/75: C; R. Bastanon McDonald. W. Hulm. T. Harris 74175. 67/15. 25T SB C'SHIP: OA & A: G. 15PR DR CD: B. Wright 24/30, DJ. Castellam 27121; B: J. Tifin 19125: C: Graham 23130. K. Longmore 21/30. Grafton 6-11-98 A. Murdach 21/26. HG: G. Castellam Oh, R. Wright 1451155: A: T. Harris Fine 8; hot (341 - 25T HCP: 1st J. 155/155. TARGET CLm Ground Location SHOOT Sydney/ Marconi Clay Target Complex OPEN Heathcote Road, Menai Sunday 7th February 1999 - 9.00arn NB: lhis open shmt replaces shoot listed in Blue Book FRE.LIFIINARU NOTICE for 3rd April 1999 25T D.B. Graded Cash Divide Noms $12.00 '$6.00 per shooter returned to sweep. 5GT D.B Sapphire Trophy Event Noms $30.00 *Sapphires for first in A.4.A.B.C Gr.O/S 51 Per Sat 20th . Sun 2 1 st February 1999 25t & 51 O/All Trophies for second in AA,A,B.C Saturday: CASH HANDICAP EVENT 25T Stamding Stones Club Point Score Championship & Macansh Tin Tray. Noms $14.00 With a guaranteed Total $5000.00 Prize Money and other events 'Badge &Trophies for OIAll & First in AA.A.B,C Trophies for second in A.4,A.B.C Sunday: 25TH ANNUAL mRCONI Total Noms & 01s $60.00 WCHESTER 100 and Lunch, refeshments, ammo & reduced Noms available. MARCONI 500 TEAMS TROPnV The Club reselves the right to alter the program if necessary DETAILED PROGRAM WILL BE ADVERTISED President Monty Klingner (021 6734 4121 M FEBRUARY JOURNAL Secretary Andrew Futter (02) 6733 3275 - January 1999 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 33 LLAWARRA GUN CLUB SUMMER SHOOT Sunday - 7th Feb 99 - 10.00am 1. 25 TGT D/B CASH DIVIDE Nom $1 5.00 2. 25 TGT PIS CASH TROPHY EVENT Nom $20.00 1st. Each Grade $100.00 cash 2nd. Each Grade $50.00 cash 3. 50 TGT DIB CASH TROPHY EVENT Nom $30.00 I THE ERN WEBB OVERALL WINNER - $250.00 CASH & TROPHY I 1ST EACH GRADE $150.00 CASH 2ND EACH GRADE $75.00 CASH I HIGH GUN - 500 SHELLS 1 LLAWARRA GUN CLUB 1 Bong Bong Road. West Dapto (15 mins Wollongong) CANTEEN FACILITIES - AMMO AVA~LABLE President Fred Rapley 428531 77 Vice President Brad Webb 42291 915 Page 34 Australion Clay Target Shooting News January 1999 1711220; HIGH GUN: M Blenmon 20W200. N.S.W GUN CLUB SATURDAY 2ND JANUARY 1999 - 1 1.00AM Practice O/Trap, Trap Skeet & 5 Stand NSW 411-% Fine (16) -CHARLIE WATERHOUSE WEDNESDAY 6TH JANUARY 1999 6.00PM MEM SHOO'l!Z5t Om: AA: 1st H - Theunissen 22:A: 1st W Msrlska 23; Charles Waterhouse Memorial B: 1st P Shepard 23; C: 1st M Noes Trophy Shoot 18: CIA: S Caltabiano 24. 25t D/B 15m - $10 NSW '7-11a Fine(231- 50TSKEET:AA: lstALuc. chitti 49:A: 1st I Stewart 50; B: lot B SATURDAY 9TH JANUARY 1999 - 1 1.00AM Buhsgisr 48; C: 1st F Luciu 47; SOT Olympic Trap Competition SKEET: AA: 1st J Oubetine 48: A: 1st R Clarke 49; B: 1st B Buhagiar 49; C: lOOt + Final - $40 Norns 1st F Lueia47; OIA: J Lucehiti 981100. 11.00am Practice - Trap & iSU Skeet Mareoni 30-10-98 (5 Stand & Skeet after Competition) Coal night (36) - 20T DB: 10 Possibles. STH ZONE MT C'SHIP: AA: T. Psarakis 45149, 2nd T. Arvanitskir 44/49: A: T. Czinkler 33135. 2nd T. WEDNESDAY 13TH JANUARY 1999- 7.00PM Dracopoulos 32/35; OA & B: E. Gram- Skeet Competition mitakis 34/35, 2nd s. Psarakis 45/49: C: C. Sdlippo 30135, 2nd D. Bonello 29135. CLUB DRC'SHIP: OA&AA:T. Arvanitakis 20120, 2nd T Psarakis SATURDAY l6TH JANUARY 1999 - \.WPM 18120;A: T Czinker 18120,Znd T Dm- Trap Competition eopoulor 34140; B: A. Kniggo 18120, 25t D/B C/D Continental - $10 2nd T. Ryan 34/40: C:A. Dehen 17120. 2nd M. Mahsmed 1113120. HG: T. 50t D/B Continental $25 Psnrskis 70n.5. 11.00am Practice - O/Trap, Skeet. Trap iSU Skeet & 5 Stand SATURDAY 23RD JANUARY 1999 - 1.00PM 5 Stand Competition - (Round 1) 25t E/O C/D - $8 50t Championship - $25 11.00am Practice - O/Trap. Skeet, Trap ISU Skeet SATURDAY 30TH JANUARY 1999 - lOAM Novelty Sporting Competition 100t - Open $42, CJ,V - $36 EVERY WEDNESDAY 2.00PM TO 10.00PM 2.00PM PRACTICE TRAP & SKEET 2.00PM TO DAYLIGHT PERMITTING - OJTRAP, iSU SKEET & 5 STAND LOCATION: 131 BOORALIE ROAD, TERREY HILLS. N.S.W 2084 PHONE (02) 9450 1775, FAX (02) 9486 3497 For info: Club Captain: Sergio Zuffo (02) 9948 81 82 Sue Nicholls (02) 4579 6332 Maftarelll Traps are now in use on Olympic Trap, Skeet, Trap & ISU Layouts - 5 Stand Layout now in use. Australian Clay Tal.get Shooting News Page 35 999 Northern Zone Trap Carniva Saturday 30 & Sunday 3 1st January 1999 Club located @ W~ltonRoad Awaba (02) 495051 11 Tmphies valued over $17,000 5 MIROKU TRAP GUNS - 230 TARGETS Saturdav 30th January Sundav 3 1st Januarv 9.30am start 9.30am start EVENT: 1 EVENT 4: 25TGT Lake Macquarie Handicap 25TGT Lake Macquarie Double Barrel Sash overall plus trophies 1st five places Sash and trophy overall, trophy 1st only NOMS: open $25 LJV $15 each grade EVENT: 2 NOMS: open $20 LJV $15 50TGT Northern Zone Double Barrel C/Ship SPONSORED BY: FULLER FIREARMS Sash &trophy overall, trophy 1st and 2nd EVENT 5: each grade 5OTGT Northern Zone Point Score C/Ship NOMS: open $25 LJV $15 Sash and trophy overall, trophy 1st and EVENT 3: 2nd each grade 50TGT Northern Zone Single Barrel C/Ship NOMS: open $25 LJV $15 Sash and trophy overall, trophy 1st and EVENT 6: 2nd each grade 30TGT Lake Macquarie Double Rise NOMS: open $25 LJV $15 Sash and trophy overall, trophy 1st and 2nd each grade N0MS:open $25 LJV $15 SPONSORED BY: LINDSAY & LANGE $500 CLUB TEAM CHALLENGE 5 Persons with same club affiliation. NOMS $25 per team Highest team aggregate over events 1-6 Wins $500 cash $2 Optional purse each event off the gun HIGH GUNS Kindly sponsored by Fuller Firearms Group OVERALL - SASH & MIROKU TRAP GUN AA,A,B & C - SASH & MIROKU TRAP GUN EACH .LADIES, JUNIOR & VETS - SASH & TROPHY EACH TOTAL NOMS - OPEN $145 UV $90 Carvery tea Saturday night at Toronto RSL Function Room with mini bus pickup and return to ail Lake Macquarie area. Camping, showers and covered BBQ area on grounds Accomodation - Lakeside Motor inn Ph (02) 49489666: Cardiff Motor Inn Ph (02) 49546738. Toronto Caravan Park Ph (02) 49591271, $peers Point Hotel Motel Ph (02) 49581022 Lake Macquarie Hotel Motel Ph (02) 49731466 The club wish to thank Fuller Firearms for their support Page 36 Australian Clay Target Shooting News January 1999 GET CLUB INC. S&@@@ carmi@aa 20th & 21st February 1999 Three 50tgs Championships & one 50tgs Handicap O/A, & first & second AA,A,B,C, First to fifth placing in Handicap O/A, AA,A,B & C HIGH GUNS LADIES, JUNIOR & VETERAN HIGH GUNS O/A High Gun Oak Hand Carved Gun Case & 20 Gauge U/O Multi- Choke with accessories. Grade WG's Oak Boxed Cleaning Kits Overall trophy value in excess of $5000 Nominations Open $110.00 Ladies, Juniors and Veterans $75.00 if shooting 2 days Practice and Cash Divide Doubles on Friday (not in H/G) Come and help us celebrate our 21st two day skeet carnival. Join us at the complementary dinner on Saturday night we guarantee a great shoot & country hospitality. We wish to thank the following Sponsors. Gold Coast Shooters Supplies, Fosters Firearms, Olimpyc Targets, Peel Valley Machinery, Carey's Freight Lines, Versalite Windows, Centreline Ammunition, Ross & Pauline Freestone, Belmore Engineering, Weatherall Engineering & RJ Prior Furniture. Stay at the Motels that support our club. Thunderbird Garden Motel (02) 67609200; All Settlers Motor Inn (09) 67621566 January 1999 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 37 Sat 30th and Sun 31st January 1999 $8000 worth of trophies, cash and sashes Sat 30th 10.00am start EVENT 1: 25Tgt P/S C'Ship AA,A,B,C 1st and 2nd - $15 1st each grade Sash + 400 Winchester shells 2nd each grade 200 Winchester shells EVENT 2: 25Tgt S/B C'Ship AA,A,B,C 1st and 2nd - $15 1st each grade Sash + Ronson Food Processor Valued $100 2nd each grade Breville Food Processor Valued $60 EVENT 3: 25Tgt D/B C'Ship AA,A,B,C 1st & 2nd - $25 1st each grade Sash + Samsung VCR Valued $299 2nd each grade Breville Health Grill Valued $109 EVENT 4: 15PR DR C'Ship AA,A,B,C 1st & 2nd - $15 1st each grade Sash + Ronson Deep Fryer Valued $100 2nd each grade Ronson Upright Blender Valued $60 Sun 31st 10.00am start EVENT 5: 25Tgt D/B Cont C'Ship AA,A,B,C 1st and 2nd $15 1st each grade Sash + Panasonic Radio Cassette Valued $100 2nd each grade Ronson Drink Mixer Valued $60 EVENT 6: 25Tgt H/Cap 1st. 2nd. 3rd, 4th. 5th - $25 1st Sash + $500 cash, 2nd: $250 cash, 3rd: $150 cash, 4th: $100 cash, 5th: $50 cash. EVENT 7: 25Tgt D/B C'Ship AA,A,B,C 1st and 2nd - $25 1st each grade Sash + Sunbeam Bread Maker Valued $259 2nd each grade Ronson Combi Oven Valued $100 HIGH GUN OVER ALL EVENTS Sash + Case Winchester Shells remaining grades High Gun $60 Trophy Reduced noms for Ladies, Juniors and Veterans Afree BBQ tea will be held on Saturday night. Canteen, ammo and camping available on ground. Saturdav 2nd 12.00noon EVENT 1: l0Tgt P/S E/O - $5 EVENT 2: 5OTgt D/B C'ship AA,A,B,C 1st & 2nd - $15 EVENT 3: 75Tgt CH/CH AA,A,B,C 1st & 2nd - $20 Sat 9th 11.00am EVENT 1: 75Tgt Sporting Clays C'Ship O/A, A,B,C 1st & 2nd - $22 EVENT 2: 50Tgt Skeet C'Ship A,B,C 1st & 2nd - $15 Page 40 Australian Clay Target Shooting News January 1999 Victoria Road Lilydale Phone (03) 97391 771 Saturday 30th 11.30am Robert F Buchan Saturday 9th 12noon Perpetual Silver Cup Kindly donated by Stewart Gillman 2: 25 Tgt Single Barrel Grd Trophy A,B,C $1 0 Event 1 : 25 Tgt Pointscore Grd C'Ship Grd AA,A,B,C $1 0 4: 25 Tgt Point Score Grd Trophy Event 2: 5: 100 Tgt Skeet Grd A,B,C $30 R F Buchan Perpetual Trap Saturday 16th 12noon 75 Tgts Graded AA,A,B,C, 1: 25 Tgt Pointscore C'Ship Jun 1st & 2nd 3: 25 Tgt Single Barrel Trophy 4: 75 Tgt Sporting AA,A,B,C $30 Event 3: 75 Tgts Graded AA,A,B,C,Jun Overall winner will take their 3: 100 Tgt Skeet Grd AA,A,B,C I I Page 42 Australian Clay Target Shooting News January 1999 METROPOLITAN CLAY TARGlET CLUB inc. 15/15; B: G Coleman i3/15. O'herns Road, PO Box 93 Epping 3076 VIC Ph/fax: 03 94013 134 ~egNO A 5465 JANUARY Turner I&. .. PROG M Sunday 3rd 12.00 noon start EVENT 1: lot@ EO DB Pts CD $8.00 EVENT 2: 50tgt DB 1st A.B.C $20.00 EVENT 3: lOOtgt Skeet 1st AA.A.B.C $36.00 EVENT 4: 25tgt Continental 1st A.B.C $10.00 EVENT 5: 25tgt Tower SB lst, 2nd ,3rd $10.00 Sunday 10th 11 .OO am start EVENT 1: 50tgt Simulated OTG noms close 1.00pm Hombam a11.98 EVENT 2: 25tgt Simulated OTG God (28) - 15T PS: A: D Bertalli 44/45, D Flavel, A Bolwell43/45: B: D Harris 44/45. A Camemn 42/45. L Sunday 17th 12.00 noon start Niewnnd: C: L Crute, H McClvre 39/45; 25T DB CHSP: A & O/A: A EVENT 1: lOtgt EO DB Pts CD $8.00 Bolwell 64/64, R Papst 63/64; B: N EVENT 2: 50tgt DB 1st A.B.C $20.00 Hinneberg 46/47. A Jones 45/41; C: L EVENT 3: 25tgt Ball Trap 1st A.B.C $10.00 Cmte 24l25, W Mann 23125; 25- AA D Bertalli, D Flavel, A Bolwell 24/25: EVENT 4: 20tgt Tower SB 1st 2nd ,3rd $9.00 A: R Jargensan 25/25, S Bethune EVENT 5: 50tgt Skeet 1st A.B.C $20.00 23/25; B: A Camcmn. D Hanis 24/25; . . C: L Crute 24125. D Kennedy, J Sanders 23125. Sundau 24th 11.00am start EVENT 1: 75tgt Simulated OTG noms close 1.00pm C "r'U SHOOT In support of Local Community Based Charity Sunday 31st 11.00am start EVENT 1: 75tgt Simulated OTG noms close 1.00pm Combined VSCA & VFGA Selection ~hbot A11 Shooters welcome PRACTICE Marybomugh 24-10-98 Saturday 12pm to 5pm - Sporting, DTL, Warm & windy (35) - 25T DM:OIA: A O'Comell 60160: AA 1st K Calder Skeet & Tower 59160.2nd G Cassells; A: 1st D Barry Sunday 12pm to 5pm - Limited DTL & Skeet 25/25,2nd L Johnson 32/33; B: T %m- pleton 25/25, 2nd L Earles 24/25; C: Tuesday 12pm to 5pm - DTL, Skeet &Tower 1st D Stone 21125, 2nd T Greenwood 2W5; 25T PIS: AA 1st J Shepherd President Bert Lobley 76118 O/A. 2nd C Opperman 73118: A: lat L Johnson 73118. 2nd M Brady Ph 94651396, Mobile 019184347 7OP18: B: 1st N Blaclunare 75/18,2nd Secretary Nancy Veal ph/fax 94013134 Geelong 2Z11.98 A Stevenson 73118: C: 1st B O'Donnell Fine (241 - 10T PIS EIO.CID:G Will- 67/81, 2nd T Greenwood 66/81; 25T January 1999 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 43 Metmpolitan 15-11-98 overcast (20) - 10T PS: E. Lobley 30130. 75T SmET: G. Ward 69n5. 25T SKEET DBLS: S. Downie 2W5. 25T DB: E. Labley 28128. Melbourne 31-10-98 Fino & windy 155) - 75T TRENCH: OA: F. Vetla 92110(1:A: Down 69175; 8: P 'Taylor 61175; C: L. MeKinnon r.-....-.-.-...... -.-.-.-.-. , ...... i MILDURA CLAY i. i. SHEPPARTON TARGET CLUB INC. ! i CLAY TARGET CLUB INC. I I i SUNDAY 3rd JANUARY . . 12.00 start I i Airconditioned clubhouse - Ladies, Juniors 8 Veterans reduced i i 1999 - Easter . norm I i EVENT 1: 10 Tgt Points El0 A,B & C 1st & 2nd i EVENT 3: 30 Tgt Single Barrel Championship I Friday 2nd, Saturday 3rd, I i A,B & c 1st & 2nd Sunday 4th, Monday 5th April. : EVENT 4: 20 Tgt Handicap I .I .i 1st, 2nd, 3rd & Front Marker (11-1 3) Fluro Targets , excellent trophies, camping HIGH GUN SASH .I 011 grounds, social evenings - Thursday, .I i: SPONSORED BY BILL EAGLE I Friday, Saturday & Sunday. .I .i SUNDAY 7TH FEBRUARY 1999 I Great Shooting and Country hospitality I i 12.00am start Airconditioned Clubhouse I See February C.T.S.N. for full details I' i* EVENT 1: 10 Tgt Continental €10 Book Early . i EVENT 2: 50 Tgt STATE CONTINENTAL DIB I I i CHAMPIONSHIP . For further details contact Laurie Connors . : EVENT 3: 30 Tgt Points Championship I (03) 50230422; Fax (03) 50220171 I i EVENT 4: 20 Tgt Double Barrel Championship . . Secretary: Annene Wiilen 58254848 AIH ...... J :...... : Page 44 Australian Clay Target Shooting News January 1999 - Numhah 3-11-98 3rd R. Bnrnr 23/24: Fhl: M. Felming- 2oT HCP: 1st N. Mills 2r1124, 2nd S. ham 2a4. HG: D. Hunt 2101220. Atkins 23124. 3rd R. Felminghnm 22/23, BM T. Hicks 18/20, 25T DB Swan HLU 16-11-98 C'SHIP OA & A: B. Walden 91/91. Mild pleuant wind (25) - 10T B 2nd S. Atkina 90191: B: K. McPherson TO&R SS: M kiehardson, R Pet2e.A o & Abruzzo 25/27, 2nd K Perry 24121: C: N. Mills Byme S Bates N James, G Cowland, 23125 2nd R. Barns 22/25. 25T PS C \vanver, G ~irris,C Peach, J Hill, E C'SH~P: OA&A: S. Atkins 99199.2nd Parker, P Hutchinson. SC Strec, N T. Plum 98199, B: C. Bmwn 67?75,2nd Lippie. 25TGT I)/B TO\WR CISHIP: Clay Target Shooters D. Street 66/75; C: R. Bems 67/75, A & dl& N James W60, 2nd J Hill 2nd J. Dean 68/76. HG: S. Atkinr 55/56, B: C Stmet 59160, 2nd N Lipple 1201120. 2.bi251 C: M Richardson 32/33, 2nd G Cowland 22/25; 6OT SKEET WHIP: Sundav 24th Januarv. start time Numurkah 22-11-98 A: A Day 56159, 2nd hl Whitelaw 1G'C PIS WO: A Cole 30130, T Calan- 47150. B & CIA: 14 Jamos 58/60. B: 2nd 12.00~msham dra 30130 A Patten 29130, K Pew mili is 4/51: C: AByme W50,2nd G 29/30, D 6ean 29/30; ZOT PIS CD: A: Cowlsnd 42/50. Venue W.I.S.C.I. Complex, B0lian Road. Werribee RLunghuscn 60160, KBmns 60160, T (1 l krn from Wsrribee) Hicks 58/60: B: A Patten 57/60, M Walmer 7-lia Feldtmann 57/60, KPew51160;C: G wind & Showers (301 . lWGT FTS Event 1, lMgt Pointscore EO CD 1st A.B.C. $6 Connally 53160, J Dean 5U60, M Cm: A James Nola Blake. N Blake, J Felmingmsn 50160; 25T CONT. Dm corbett W cklsby, G Clarke; 2OTGT Event 2. 25tgt Pointscore 1st & 2nd AA.A.B.C. $10. CD: A: R Lunghusen 25125, T Hicks Dm Gd C'SHIP. A & CIA: W Calaby RN $8 25/25. G Rankin 25125: B: D Dean 62/62,2nd 0 Hayek 55/56; B: ht Ford 24/25, M Feldtmann 24/25, K Perry 62/62, 2nd J Corbett 30131; C: T Event 3. 25tgt Single Barrel 1st & 2nd AA.A.B.C. 22/25, J Rsnkin 22/25: C: G Conndly Greenwood 19/20: 2nd D Bauer 18120: $10. RN $8 25/25, J Dcan 18/25. R Barns 17/25; D: A James 15120; LAD: N Blake 15PRDB RISE CD:A: K Bums 25/30, 19/20, VET A James 28/21: 15TGT Event 4. 25tgt Doubie Barrel 1st & 2nd AA.A.B.C. T Hieks 25/30, J Gemmtll2U30; B: M SIB GRD WHIP. A: N Blake 48/46, $10. RN $8 Feldtmann 26/30. D Dcan 24i30, K 2nd G Holden 45146; B: J Corbett Pew 21/30: C: J Dean 21/30, M 26/27, 2nd N Patterson 25/21: C: T Event 5. 25tgt Mixed Meterage AA-20. A-18. B-16. Felminghsm 19/30, G Connally Greenwood 13/15, 2nd P Fergeus C-14. 1st & 2nd each group. $10. RN $8 18/30, 24/21: IOTGT PTS Cm. D Honebone. G Elliat 30130. Shepparto0 1-11-98 Sponsored by Airgas Engineering Pty. Ltd. warm & ~indy(311 -5oT PS C'SHIP: Walmer 21-11-98 OA & A: R. Piaatti 156/162, 2nd J. Warm & windy (151 - IOTGT FTS CD: (Guido & John Soppi) Gemmill 1531162; B: D. Burke D Honebonc, R Walton, T Greenwood. 1401150, 2nd Tom Sfetopoulos J Hill, P Stowe. K Mitchell: MIT GRD Cartridges. food and refreshments available on shoot days 1301150: C: L. Pisatti 1331150, 2nd S. CSHIP:A& CIA: R Walton 35135.2nd The Committee reserves the right to alter or modify any event Kernp 124!150. SOT DB CSHIP: OA & P Stower 34135; B: A Mahon 30135; C: if necerroiy A: B. Eagle 63163,Znd D. Hunt 62/63; T Greenwood 33/35, 2nd B Stewart B: T. Sfeteopoulos 47152,Znd H. Nihill 33/35: D: hl Bulkeley 25135, VET. K 46/50: C: L. Piastri 45150. 2nd M. Mitchell 33/35; 3OTGT DfI C'SHIP: President Veneto: Mr. Ernest0 Bertolio (03) 9852 0694 Felminghsm 40150. 2OT HCP: 1st B. 1st I Long & KMitchell 50151, 2ndA President Abiuno: Mr. Mario Solvatore (03) 9359 1938 Eagle 28/28. 2nd P. Calandro 27/28. James & D Honebone 49/51. ET CLUB INC SATURDAY 16th JANUARY START 12.30pm Event 1 10 Tgt Single Barrel Eye Opener $5.00 Event 2 20 Tgt Single Barrel Championship, 1st & 2nd "AA",A,B,C & Best Junior. Full $9.00, Reduced $7.00, Junior $3.00, 01s 2.00 Event 3 20 Tgt Handicap lst, 2nd & 3rd- Full $9.00, Reduced $7.00, Junior $3.00, 01s 2.00 Event 4 20 Tgt Pointscore Championship 1st & 2nd "AA",A,B & C -Full $9.00, Reduced $7.00, Junior $3.00, 01s 2.00 Event 5 20 Tgt Double Barrel Championship 1st & 2nd "AA",A,B & C - Full $9.00, Reduced $7.00, Junior $3.00,OIS Event 6 10 Tgt Single Barrel (Juniors only) $1.00 HIGH GUN TROPHY OVER PROGRAM Ladies & Veterans (over 65) reduced norns JUNIOR HIGH GUN RIBBON OVER PROGRAM SUNDAY 31ST JANUARY, l2noon START Event 1 50 Tgt Skeet Championship 1st & 2nd ABC, 01.5 $2.00, Full $16.00, Reduced $10.00, Jnr $7.00 Event 2 50 Tgt Skeet Championship 1st & 2ndABC, 01s $2.00, Full $16.00, Reduced $10.00, Jnr $7.00 President David Jackel 03 57216026 AH Secretary Bev Penney 02 60244215 AH January 1999 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 45 Werribee nctorian 1-11.98 (251 - 75T SPORTING: OA: D. Collins 51/75: A: R Cmikshank 5M5,DndA. Post 55/75; 8: A. Saliba 51175,Znd G. Young 48115: C: A. Northam 4805, 2nd A. Bebend 47/75; Vet: T. Spenee 59/75, WERRIBEE VICTORIAN CLAY TARGET CLUB INC. Portal Address: Po Uon 806 Werribee nctotian 15.11-98 Wcrribee VIC 3030 Windy (141 - '75T SI(EET: M. hlifsud Ballan Rd, llkm from Werribee 73/75, 2nd G. Avison '72175. 75T TRENCH + FINAL: OA & A: B. Dunstan 93/1W, B: 3. R& 63/75; C: F RuRa 57115. Practice every Wed & Sat From 1.30 pm SUNDAY 3RD 75TGT TRENCH & 25TGT FINAL $30 Sash & OIA 1st & 2nd A-B-C 5OTGT SPORTING CLAYS $20 LJ,V $16 OIAll 1st & 2nd A-B-C SUNDAY lOTH Ev.1. lOTGT PIS UO C/D $6 WERRIBEE CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS 25TGT DIB From 20M $10 Tri-Coloured Sash OlAll Plus Perpetual Trophy 1st & 2nd A-B-C Ev.3.20 PAIR DIRISE Sash OIAll, 1st & 2nd UGrd $10 Ev.4. 15TGT PIS CID $8 IST UGrade Ev.5.25TGT SKEET $10 lst,2nd & 3rd Ev.6.25TGT TRENCH $12 Alice Sptinea PL.ZJ.U.10-98 1st & 2nd WGrade 501' SUET Or\ & A R llolfiic~sh 53 61. B B flrtlul~er57 62.C P. !%'en 17 50 IIIT STATE SKL.:ET HCP. 1st SUNDAY 17TH 75TGT TRENCH & 25TGT FINAL $30 Sash & OlAll 1st & 2nd UGrd 75TGT SKEET $25 Sash & OIAll, 1st ElGrd 25TGT "ZZ" Dam& 1ElC-98 Hot & sticky - 80 MXD TGTS: AA: G. SATURDAY 23RD Chan 9UlW; A: C. Hennessy 85/100: B: A. Palmer 73/1W: C: G. Hennessy 75PAIR DrrRAP & 25PR FINAL $55 67/1M). Sash OIAll 1st & 2nd WGrd Darwin 2-11.98 Hot &sticky - 25T DB & 25T PS:AA: SUNDAY 24TH J. Yanko lW!lW; A: D. Hawe 99/100: 8: B. Conning 961100: C: M. Evans VENETO-ABRUZZO SHOOT 87IlW. LJ,V Reduced Noms all events Darain 1&11.98 Hot & sticky - 50T DB: OA & A: A. Pres. A De Muri 93 695052 BH Bcavan 50150: M: R. Xing 55/56: B: Alice Springe 14-11-9E B. Conning 49150: C: G. Hennessy . Beautiful 171 - 25T DB: OA & M: B. 43/50. Page 46 Australian Clay Target Shooting News January 1999 7676, 2nd B Nloa 4344. B C Boyd 30/21. 50T MEDLEY: GA: C. Witt 2u25, 2nd E Llttlc 3L33, C J Ant111 119/120; AA: I. Halbert 96/100, 2nd 25rL7. 2nd S Valestm 24/27. HlGH G. Sckaf 1671160; A: P. Warren GUNS O!A L Papc 246/255, LAD 11W120, 2nd K Nsaarenko 1171120: Y Page 2151255. VET I Hedger B: R. Loughnan 96/100,2nd R. Page 9711W: C: J. Marshall 961100, 2nd Atherton Tableland 24-10-98 sible~. 25T PS C'SHIP: OA: F. 228r256. JNR J Srnlth 219 255 Excellent, sunny (541 - lOTG DIB Musumeei 79179: AA: S. Hodgson M. Psge 95/100; Lady: M. Page Buadabeg 1-11-98 951100; Jnr: B. Peteraen 931100; Vet: EIO: AA: R Cannon, J Wilkinson; B: 73175,Znd J. Mack 72/15; A: R. Mas- Mariner. PS: F Reda, D Still, L Populin, D Sea- cadri 76/79.2nd J. Loy 72/15; B: R. Overcast & very windy (25) - 25T G. 30T OA: S. Streeter wright, S MeDowall; B: D Selke, J Starr, 2nd F. Lofao 56/75; C: M. SKEET HCP: R. Rehbein. R Dick 89190; AA: C. Witt 93196, 2nd M. Smith 73/75,2nd G. Cosmo. 25T SB 25/25.25T SKEET C'SHIP: GA &A: Hass 90196. A: K Nasarenko 8@/90, Williams; C: B Williams, D Barton; 2nd G. Durre 87/90; B: P. Shephard 50% PIS C'SHIP: AA & OIA: B TROPHY OA: A. Loy 25125; M: J. R Rehbein 25~25;B: J. Park 2W6: Hopgwd: A. R Draper; B: D Selke; C: Maek 5115% A: F Mvsumeci 29/30; C: K Palmer 22/25.25T DB: AA: M. 102/112,2nd R. Ohlsen 991112; C: M. B: Jenny Loy 24/25; C: M. Smith Kelly, K Jerick 2+5; A: K Rehbein Page 8Zi90, 2nd J. Marshall 8W, G Garvis; 25T DIB WCAP. 1st S Lady: M. Page 82/90; Jnr M. Post MeDowall, 2nd J Wilkinson, P 24125. 50T STATE NIGHT SB 24/25; B: B. Walker, R. Diek 23/25: C: C'SHIP: OA: J. Mack 46/50; AA: R R. Jensen 22225.25T PS C'SHIP: OA 71/90: Vet: N. Keech 86193.25T HCP: Lennox; 25TSIB C'SHIP: AA & OIA: 1st P. Shephard 25/25. 2nd G. M Cnllina: A: S McDowall: B: P Loy 49154,Znd R. Sonego 46/54;A: F. & AA: K Jarrick 72/16: A: G. Harri- Musumcei 44/52, 2nd John Loy man 69/75; B: R. Diek 62/75; C: I. Redmond 38/39, 3rd B. Petcrsen 43152; B: F. Lofam 45150. 2nd S. Taylor 61115. 25T SB: AA: M. Kelly 37/39. STATE 50T SB CONT Puglisi 44/45; C: D. Twidale 36/40, 24/25; A: G. Harriman 22/25; B: J. C'SHIP: OA: G. Sc!d 46/50; AA: K Atherton Tableland 25-1098 Stevens 4W50,Znd S. Traffoord 46/53: Excellent, Ane (65) - 50T DIB 2nd G. Cosmo 37/50. HG: OA: J. Park 18/25: C: J. Moore 18/25. 25 Maek 1571165; FM: G. Cosmo MXD TGTS: AA: P. Winren 31135; A: A: P. McAndrew 45/50, 2nd K. C'SHIP: AA & OIA: M Collins; A: S Naaarenko 43/50; B: S. Streeter McDowall: B: B Williams; C: B Sea- 1431165. G. Herriman 27/35; B: R. Dick 26/35; wright; SOT DIB WCAP: 1st B C: R. Jensen 24/35. HG: K Jariek 45/50, 2nd R. McGill 42/50; C: J. Williams 50, 2nd D Selks 50, 3rd D Brishene 2EJ29-11-98 147/160. Smith 31/50,2nd C. Robinson 36/50; Seawright 49,4th G White 49,5th F 25TGT DIB SWEEPS: AA: I Lady: M. Page 36/50; Jnr: B. Reda 48; 25T CONT CHAMP: AA & Wynyard, T Momny, M Jaaas, G Bunkbeg lbll.s8 Petersen 41/50; Vet: B. Stevens O/A: J Wilkinson: A: A Carusi: B: B Redmon, B Nion, P Freeleague. G Perfect (191 - 25T GRADED WC:AA: 4W50. HG: OA: S. Streeter 3011315; Williams; C: G \mite. Sckaf, C Smith all 25/25; A: R R Rehnein 23/26: A: T Gardiner AA: G. Sckaf 2961315; A: K. Dennisi, R Brown 25/25, B: I Hedger, 23/25; B: B Walker 23/25; C: S Plath Naaarenlro 295/315; B: P. Shephard Atherton Tableland 22-11-98 D Field, R McGill, G Nagy 25/25; 0. & D Baggaley 22/25; 25T CONT AA: 286/315; C: J. Marshall 2161315; D Mount 23/25; 25TGT DIB POINTS: R Rehbein 25/25; A: K Rehbein Lady: M. Page 2701315; Jnr: M. Hot and stormy (341 - SKEET. B: R Petersen 276B15; Vet: G. Mariner Draper, M Collins; C: P Charles, V AA: S Trafford 36/40; A: P Warren 23/25; B: K Palmer, B Walker, B Sanor, N Blucc, M Costa, L Selke, S 32/32; B: G Naget 26/30; C: D Mount Fieher 22/25; C: L Bray20125 (Lan-y 2871315. Zorzetto, N Hyland: 25T DIB DTL: 20125; DIB C'SHIP: GIA: G Nagey is a new shooter. mi was his first 95195; A: T Morony 94/95; A: R Cairns 1-11-98 AA: M Collins, J Samaniotto: AAA: R Fine & hot (211 25T HCP: 1st A. Draper; B: A Caselln, J Williams & P Pennisi 57/58; B: C MeClymont - 35136; C: C Morris 19127; 30TGT Burdew" &11-98 Cam 25/25,2nd D. Bowen 25/25; C: mt:C: G White; 25T PIS: AA: hl 24/25. 3M' MEDLEY: AA: Collins; A: G Wyatt; B: D Selke, A MEDLEY- lSTGT& 15TGT WCm Pine & Windy (43) - 25T SKEET SS- Ras R. Frew; C: J Williams; 25T WCAP: 1st AA: D Dundon 30130; A: D MoEt TAKES: Divided by: K Stout, N Cannon 49150; A: N. Bruce 46/50; B: P Lennox, 2nd R Selke, 3rd J 39/40; B: R Hodgson 56/60; C: SVale- Sheehen. D Banister, P Asher, P P. Lennox 47/50; C: B. Bradley 40150. Williams; DEAVILLE DOUBLES: stm 36/40; 5OTGT WCAF TERRA- Bonato. R Collinson. S Becke. E Buk- 25T PS: AA: Jar Smaniotto 73/15: A: 1st D Selke & R Gnnnon, 2nd P NORRA LAKES JOHN FARROW bardis,' P Duey, 'A ~owater, L D. Bowen 73/15; B. B. Bell 71115; C: MEM SHOOT: 1st G Redmond 59160, Kovacich, R Esrriva, B MeBow; 25T B. Bradley 6M5. 25T DB: AA: Ras Lennox & P Vit; 3rd B Nadalin &A 25/25; A: S. McDowsll 24/25; B: A. Frew 2nd B Walkor 56/60,3rd E Balough SKEET H'CAP: 1st R Collinson 5015% 25TGT DIB TROPHY OIA: G 88/89, 2nd T Taylor 83/89, 3rd P Frew 24/25; C: R. Bradley 24/25. Ballandean 17-10-98 Sekaf 7M6,;AA G Bedington 64/65, &her 60162; 10T SIB SSTAKES& 15PR DR: AA: Jar 2W30;A: N. Bruce Hot & sunny (341- 5T PS EO: 16 Pos- 2nd TI Stark 31/32; A: G Nagey J Rossato. R Collinson, M Nimlaidea 27130; B: S. McDownll 23/30; C: P. 10110; A: J Laws, N Sheehan. L Mimno 21130. Faleo, P Lange, G Rea 1W10; B: P Colls, A Laapina 10110; C: A Vas- salini 10110, KArroita 9110; 10T DIB S'STAKES:AA: R Collinson 1W10;A: K Stout, L Falco, P LAnge, G Rea 10110; B: J Taylor, S Becke, L Catan- ram, G Vassalini, L Kovacieh, R Broeeardo. A Laspina 10110; C: A Bowater. I Daniel 1W10; 25T DIB C'SHIP: 01A & AA: M Nicolaidee 1301130; A: N Benson 55156: B: A Laspina 27/28: C: I Daniel 36/31; 25T DIB TOWER C'SHIP: OIA & A: R Collinson 36/36: B: S Becke 36/36; C. J Taylor 24/25. Ceboolture Sl.lO%l-11-98 JANUARY PROGRAM Fine Sat, windy Sun (78&88) - 25T DB SS: M: 14 Possibles; A: 5 Poasi- blea: B: 6 Posoiblea; C: 1x24~25.25T Chertere Towers Sunday 17th 9.30am Start HCP: 1st G. Nagy 38/38, 2nd R. 31-1098& 1-11-9LI Hadgson 37/38, 3rd F. Robinson (621 - 10T DB HCAP P Borel. 11 ISU OLYMPIC TRAP & SKEET Sunday 31st 9.00am Start 25TGT D/B SWEEPS Graded AA,A,B,C 25TGT POINTS TROPHY Graded AA,A,B,C HY-TRAP HYDRALIC TRAP 25TGT SINGLE BARREL TROPHY MANUAL FEED GOOD ORDER Graded AA,A,B,C 15 PAIR DOUBLE RISE TROPHY $2800.00 Graded AA,A,B,C 25TGT DOUBLE BARREL TROPHY Ph (07) 46277120 Graded AA,A,B,C GREG KOCHO, PRESIDENT O/A HlGH GUNS OPEN VET JUNIORS CONDAMINE GUN CLUB January 1999 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 47 HIGH GUNS: AA: G Archer , R McIntosh. 2nd P. Henderson; A. E. Collinson 21U21; A: G Ren 2101215: Bates, 2nd K Srb: B: R. Wwdhousc, B: I Lallran 2041215; C: P Pozroli 2nd R. Taylor; C: G. Kinninmonth. 193/215. 25T CONF AA: M. Blain, 2nd B. Koitke; A: A. Love, 2nd C. Curtis; B: B. Nasser. 2nd S. Cunial; C: F. Lochran, 2nd 0. Perrott. 25T DB: AA: B. Koitka 96196, 2nd B. Meaney 95/96, A: D. Coxwell, 2nd K Srb: 8: C. Eldridge. 2nd R. Wwdhouse; C: P. Bosel, 2nd N. Pyo. 25T HCP: 1st P. Bosel. C. Eldtidge, T. Meoney. 15PR DR: AA: M. Blain. 2nd P Hendemon; A: R. Taylor. 2nd C. Curtis; B: P. Polliti, 2nd C. Eldridge; C: 0. Perrett, 2nd I? Lochran. HG: OA: M. Blain; AA: T. Meanry; A: C. Curtis; B: R. Taylor; C: P Barel. Gladstone 25-10-98 Overcast & wet (171 - SOT BF A: G. Darr 4w50; B: w. Brighton 44/50; C: A. Hesley 39150. 25T DB: AA: W. Searborough 23/25: A: K Harrower 25125: B: P Purkis 34/35. 25T SB: AA: A. Healey 19/25; A: G. Darr 19125: B: P. Purkis 18125. 25T HCP GLADSTONE CUP: G. Dam 24125, 2nd G. Riggs 23125. HG: G. Dam 10rY12.5. Gold Coast 14-11-98 Overeast & still (171 - 25T DBIS SS: 21 & 22-11-98 )B 15M: AA: 1st G Wrirht Eton Maokay 7&8-11-48 Fine with light uinds (421 - 25T DB CD: M. Blain. B. Koitka, P. Hendcr- son, K. Srb, I. Lochran, P. Pozzoli, S. Gold Co-t 15-11-88 Cunial 25125. 30T MEDLEY: AA: D. Sunny 1351 - 25T DB SS: AA: 8. NUARY TRAP CARNIVAL PROGRAM FOR JANUARY 1999 urday 2nd & Sunday 3rd January Gross Road, Woongoolba, Qld Laurona Shotgun Overall winner of combined events 3 & 6 JANUARY TRAP CARNIVAL Saturdav 2nd .Jauuaw 9.00am Start Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd Januruy - 9 am start both days. Event I JM Bauman Perpetual Gold Cup Includes South East Zone Night SfB and Night Points Including 25 T Pacific Coast DIB Chatupionship - ISM Trophies OA, 1st & 2nd.AA.A.B.C. Championships - 7.30 pm Saturday 2nd January Event 2 Spanrorr Bonanza See derails rhis issue 50T Dm 15M Trophies OA. 1st & 2nd. AA.A.B.C. Event 3 Pacific Coast Poinu Championship PRACTICE 25T DIB Poinls 15M Saturday 9th, Saturday 23rd and Saturday 30th January Tmphier 0.4. is1 & 2nd. AA.A,B,C. I pm to 5 pm - $6 for 25 targets. (No1 included in ove,hieheun) 2ST South Drt Zone Night SIB Champlonshlp ISM PRACTICE FOR NOVICE SHOOTERS - 25TSouth F~slZone Night Painls Championship ISM Saturday 16th January - 2 pm. Trophies OA. 1st & 2ndAA.A. B. C each event After skeet competition Sundav 3rd Januarv - 9.00 am start Event 4 Lee Hoganh Perpetual Silver Cup Wednesday 6th January - 7.30 pm - 75T TRAP. Including 25T Pacific Coast SIB Championship - Ism. Trophies Graded trophies - $25 OA. 1st & 2ndAA. A, 8. C~ Event 5 Gold Covrr Shwter's Loot- S7W Cash Saturday 16th January - 9.30 am - 125T SKEET. 50T D/B Ism (25T DIB & 25T Poinu) Graded trophies $IW OIA - $150 bch Grade divided 608 30% 10% Event I 25T Doubles Event 6 Gold Coast Handicap Event 2 50T Handicap 25T D/B Handicap Event 3 SOT Highgun Trophies 1st. 2nd. 3rd & 4th Total Noms $125 Evenu I lo 6 Total Program $35 President: Mike Swale 0118 763 168 Page 48 Australian Clay Target Shooting News January 1999 EVENT 1: 25 TGT DB - 15M - SWEEPS $10.00 AA,A,B & C - 50% Noms back to shooters EVENT 2: OLIMPYC TARGETS SB C'SHIP 25 TGT - 15M - $14.00. Trophies 1st & 2nd: AA,A,B, & C. O/A Trophy & Badge Sponsored by Retravision Kingaroy EVENT 3: SHOPPING WORLD BUTCHERY CONT C'SHIP 25TGT - 15M Trophies 1st & 2nd: AA,A,B,& C. O/A Trophy and Badge Sponsored by Karel Srb. EVENT 4: TOYOTA MOTOR SALES DB C'SHIP 25TGT - 15M - $14.00. Trophies 1st & 2nd: AA,A,B, & C O/A Trophy and Badge Sponsored by Toyota Motor Sales. EVENT 5: 30TGT HANDICAP- Shot in 1 visit to trap - Calcutta Event $30.00. lst, 2nd, 3rd & 4th - 60% Noms back to shooters. EVENT 6: G.N CRUMPTON & SONS POINTS C'SHIP 25TGT - 15M - $14.00 Trophies 1st & 2nd: AA,A,B & C. O/A Trophy and Badge. Sponsored by Andersson's Fruit Market EVENT 7: KINGAROY MACHNINERY CENTRE D.R. C'SHIP $14.00 15 Pair, 15m. Trophies 1st & 2nd. O/A Trophy and Badge. Sponsored by Andersson's Fruit Market. TOTAL NOMS: $110.00 HIGH GUNS - O/A sponsored by Neale Tessmann & Phil Northcott AA,A,B & C - sponsored by Winchester Australia Other Sponsors - Eric 6: Kath Gelling ( Carrollee Hotel), Castlemaine XXXX. Ladies, Juniors &Veterans - 60% if shooting whole program. Calcutta (Event 5) - no deductions Lyle Vidler & Merv Champney perpetual HCP Shield shot in conjunction with Evt 5. Calcutta drawn 5.30om -Auction 6.00om - Free Dinner Camping available on ground Accomodation: Phone direct - Pioneer Lodge Motel: (07) 41623999, Burke &Wills Motor Inn: (07) 41622933, Oasis Motel: (07) 41622399. Please support the Motels that support the Club President (07) 41644141 Secretary (07) 41621791 Club House (07) 41625296. 'age 49 Australian Clay Target Shooting News January 19s Ps)nc.C Wlrr. .\I dsnlc. .I (;...lr ti Past 35137. 3rd T. Clark 34/35. 25T A: N Dale 25: B: D Oabomc 24: C: A SKEET:B L l'oup.ln 1615,C 1st J ScLsf. Y Joors 25 25.A C. Ilero~lr.. CONT: AA: Q. Porfiri 25/26; A: B. Joblin 20; 25 SIB CIS: AA: P Ander- R~r~nio2425. 2nd 31 Blun 23/25. K. Pngc. L Payne 25 25; R. J. Power 25/25; B: B. Walker 24/25; C: sen 21,A& O/A: F Robinson 24; B:A 3rd M Gall 2L25; 10'1 DR: AA: M Jurdtne. T. \'ulna 2125 C. R Allb ,tr A. Joblin 23/26. 15PR DR: AA: B. Wood 23; C: L Armstrong 1% 25 DIB Blain. P Sci$lhi%10 10. A M Gnll. G 50T DB NOV 110 4A .I Gesr 50 50. Goddsrd 23/30; A: P. Pagliarino WS:AA: PAnderson 71.A: B Peter- Seixll;%. I. Pouolln 10 10: 11. H 2nd Y S\rnlc 74.7:. A. C. >lnrrr~er 22130; B: 9. Edgerton 23/30; C: A. son 71; B: D Osborne 71; C: D King Maltby. G Stkart 10/16; C: I 595, 2nd P. 1tob.nsr.n 51 69. 11. W Japlin 19/30. HG: AA: B. Gaddard:A: 74; 15 DIR C/S: AA: S Smith 21; A & MeHarrie 10110; 20T PS: 1st M I.agnu~t47 50, 2nd V. Vi&ln:$46 LO. C B. Power; B: B. Edgertan; C: A. O/A: N Dale 23; B: D Osborne 22: C: Dighiera 60160, 2nd L Populin I< Abbot 2nd \V. Il~rke24 50 .IbT J0blin. D King 18: HIGH GUN: AA: P 57/60, 3rd G Stewart 57/60 shootoff MED1.F.Y. /LA. B Elvnr 5U CO. A A Anderson; A: N Dsle; B: D Osborne; LPopu1in.G Stewart, G Maltby; 10T J.&. 49/50; B: A. pagc 47/50 C: H. Kingamy 1-11-9s C: D King. DB WCAP: W Gillingwater, M Abbot 47/50. 15PR DR. AA: C. Witt Fine & windy (20) - 25T HCP: 1st M. Dighiera. N Maltby. D Pugh 10110; 29/30. 2nd M. Swale 28/30; A: G. Behm 34/34,2nd J. Favier 33/34,3rd BfowsU 3.11.98 25T D/B: AA: M Blain, P Scalia. B Mariner 3U40,Znd G. Hermle 30140; P. Northcott 25/26. 25T PS: A: P. Good (44) - 50 BALL TRAP: OIA: R Gall 25/25; A: G Maltby 25125; B: N B: V. Vaina 22/30,2nd M. Page 2U30; McDonald 70/75; B: T. Gurski 72/75; Mark 62152; A: L Curtis 51/62, B Sleernan 25/25; C: M Digiteria C: W Burke 32/40, 2nd D. Mati C: J, Favier 59/75. 15PR DR: A: P. Webb 5U54; B: B Stokes 47,L Lewis 25/25: 25T D/B: AA: 1st M Blain 30140. HG: C. Witt 151/155. MeDonold 25/30; B: K Mills 25/30; 46; C: RDinsdale 45. G McMillan 44; 24/25, 2nd P Sealia 23/25: A:lrt G C: P. Harden 18/30, HG: P. McDonald 50FTS: AA: A Brady 160/162, K Sealin 24125,Znd M Gall 23/25; B. N Gympie 811-98 1171125. Calder 1551159, A B Lewis 157/162, Maltby 25/25,2nd N Sleeman 24/25, Fine & warm (26) - 25T DB: AA: Q. D Kendall 1431150; B: J Chapple C: 1st M Emmi 23/25, 2nd M Porfiri 50150; A: K. Howard 26/26: B: Maryborough 2211.98 139, D %hey 135: C: R lbohey 125, Diehiera 21125. B. Fourm 38/38: C: A. Joblin 24/25. Cloudy, tine (17) - 25DIB AA: S S Wisely 103. 25T HCP: A. Joblin 37/37. 2nd M. Smith, I Robertson, P Andermn 25; Redellffe City 8-11-98 Momell 21-11-98 Hot (23) - 26T DIB AA: J Duyker Overcast, light rain (251 - 100 MXD 43/43; A: E Chizratti 46/47: B: I TGTS:AA:ABrady 1461150, JAttnnl Fowles 24/25; C: C Bell 24/28: 30T 138: A: B Stokes 144, W Parks 142; DIB POINTS: kA: K Naseranko B: B Barlow 141, R Jenninge 140; C: 90193; A: K Noud 88/90; B: C Boyd T Ewart 138, S Wisely 137: OTF: 87/90: C: S Patti 7W0; 25T DIB Brads CONT POINTS:& J Duyker 67/75; GASH DMDE A: W Chain 74175; B: I Hedger 72/75: Mount Isa 7-11-98 C: F Dibvrtolome 64/75: 25T DB 50T SKEET:A: M. McGill471.50; B: I. H'CAP: 1st F Cilli 25/25, 2nd J Dia- TOOGOOLAWAH SHOWGROUNDS Harris 49/50; C: R. Burrowes 40150. bartolome 28/29, 3rd I Fowles 27/29; 25T TOWER: Cancelled. 25T DB: A: VETERAN: I Hedgcr 198/215: AA: J NDAU 31st JANUARY 1999 - R. Walsh 25/25; B: A. Pope 25/25: C: Dvykcr 2021215; A: W Chain A. Coleman 25125.25TPS:A. D. Stitt 2051215; B: R McNarnara 1941215; C: loam start 74/15; B: M. Coleman 69/75: C: C. F Dibartolome 19W15. Eisen 56/75; Lady: M. Anderson Noms $35.00 LadiesIJuniors $30.00 67/75. NZ NIGHT CONT CSHIP Roekhampton 1-11.98 : 25T. OA: R. Walsh 37137:A: R. Wslsh Warm &overcast (31) - 30T DB: AA: Cash for OIAll AA,A,B,C grades 25/25; B: M. Coleman 25/25; C: A. B. Brighton 30130; A: B. Scott 30/30; 2 Layouts working Coleman 25/31. B: C. Rudd 30130; C: G. Chapman 29/30. 30T SB: AA: B. Brighton Po* Demson 22-11-98 29/30; A: Wwd 30130; B: J. Cusb Breezy & sunshine (22) - 25T 29/30; C: A. Badawi 23/30. 30T PS: (AFFILIATED WITH A.C.TA) FIRST VENUE FOR QLD OVERSEAS SKEET TEAM SELECTION (To be decided on Ev.2 plus Ev.3 - 100T. $10.00 Levy included in these noms.) SOUTH EAST ZONE SKEET CARNIVAL Sat. Sun. 30th. 31st January 1999. Sat 30th. commencing 9.30am EV 1: 50T SOUTH EAST ZONE SKEET DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP. Sash O/A - Trophies -AA.A,B 8 C Grades. 517.00. EV 2: 50T GEORGE SCKAF SKEET HANDICAP. OIA - UIO SHOT GUN 8 Sash. ammo 2nd, 3rd & 4th. 526.00. Sun 37st. commencing 9.30am EV 3: SOT SOUTH EASTZONE SKEET HANDICAP. Sash O/A - Trophies - 1st. 2nd. 3rd 8 4th. 520.W EV 4: 50T SOUTH EAST ZONE SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP. Sash O/A - Trophies -M,A.B 8 C Grades. 517.W FM fd SW SOUTH EASTZONE SKEET TEAM SELECTED ON EVENTS 2 & 3 (100T) Reduced noms - Page 50 Australian Clay Target Shooting News January 1999 Australian Clay Target Association Inc 1999 ANNUAL REGISTRATION & CLUB MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION (To be handed to the Club Secreta~ywith your Registered Shooter Record Book) Registered Number Shooters Licence Number Surname Christian Name Address Postcode Telephone Number Date of Birth I1 My existing (or last recorded) shooting details are: ' Australian Common Mark I.S.U. Skeet Grading ' Australian D.T.L. Handicap ' Ball Trap Grading ' Australian Skeet Handicap * Tower Grading * I.S.U. Trench Grading ' Sporting Clays Grading I hereby apply for membership of the Clay Target Club as a ncontinuing, or nnewmember, together with my application for A.C.T.A. registration for the year ending 31st December, 1999. q I have previously been a registered member with the A.C.T.A. Type of Membership: (Membership includes Insurance) Club Life Member q Club Membership q A.C.T.A. Annual Registration Adult Fee 17 Second and Successive Adult Fam~lyMember of Common Address $30.00 $ Veteran Concession (Over the age of 65 years at date of regetratton) $30.00 $ Long Service Concession (Overthe age of 60 yearsat dale of registration with 30 years continuous membership with the A.C.T.A. $30.00 $ 17 Junior Membership (Under the age of 18 at the date of registration) $15.00 $ q Legislation Fighting Fund Levy to all New Adult Shooters $5.00 $ I undeltake to abide by the Rules and By Laws of the aforementioned Club, my State Association and the Australian Clay Target Assc ciation and I advise that I conform with my State of Residence Fireaim Regulations and shall notify my club immediately upon non renewa cancellation or suspension of my shooters licence. Total $ Signature Date I I THIS ACCOIINTIS TO BE PROCESSEO BY YOUR CLUB -THE FORM WHEN COMPLETFD IS TO BE RETAINED BY THE CLUB Page 52 Australtan Clay Target Shooting News January 1999 . rja w ~- .*' -4: , *. ., . ? ., ._.I'.', k.'C :".v ." The Ultimate Value. - ;' All Down the Line. '. .<.. , c. &nerforrn;rnre. . - . . .. - . . - - .ratin - .. - .nn .- nther- .. .- . ran-. I0 SHOTSHELLS I70 MMI /, F, '- Load Brass shot ve1oriiy (grams) Height size5 at lrn specifically for competitior (mm) Imrl lmg in Australia and New Zealand i L Skeet ' ,:&infortable recoil for hiah scorina 1 Rlo 20) 24 12 7.5.8.9 405 (1250 fpr) - 0 d - *!ties provide optimumpatterns lrar LO tRio20) 28 12 7.5.8.9 390 (1220 fps) , UEE Spain, Europe's largest Top Trap 24 (Rio 50) 24 16 75.9 420 (1300 fpr) \ ,;,; Top Trap 28 (Rio 50) 28 16 7.5.8.9 415 (1280 fpr) iE Over 300 nufacturer - shells 2OGuageTopTrap 24 16 7.5.9 410 (127Ofpr) Exports to over 60 countries spovting clays . ... 7:. 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